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Alternative fuel from waste wood

When working in the forest, there is a lot of wood leftovers. © Nyo09/ iStock In order to save fossil fuels, fuels can also...
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Biology

Why don’t snakes strangle themselves?

The boa constrictor can literally squeeze the life out of its victims. © DimitarOmi/iStock The victims are squeezed until their circulation finally collapses. ...
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Biology

On the trail of the code of vampirism

"Dracula" carries signatures of his bloodthirsty way of life in the genome. © Marco AR Mello They feed solely on blood and the...
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Bogs can clean mining effluents

Researchers in a rewetted bog. © IGB Open pit mines and other mining activities often leave contaminated mine water behind. But peatlands could...
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Biology

Hailstones in the wind tunnel

For their experiments in the wind tunnel, the scientists produced ice formations (left) and artificial hailstone models (right) in the laboratory. ©: Alexander...
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Biology

State of German forests still worrying

Deciduous forest after a storm. © Petra Dühnelt/ Thünen Institute In the last drought years from 2018 to 2020, the German forests suffered considerably...
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Biology

Caribbean beauties in the spotlight

Cuban land snails come in a variety of color variations. © Bernardo Reyes Tur They shine in a colorful variety, are equipped with "love...
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Biology

How Is High-Quality Cannabis Cultivated?

With legalization becoming increasingly widespread, it's no surprise that there is more interest than ever in growing cannabis. However, it can be difficult to...
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Biology

Journey through life: Gazelle travels more than 18,000 kilometers

A Mongolian gazelle (Procapra gutturosa) with transmitter. © Senckenberg/ Dejid From climbing snow-covered hills to crossing roaring rivers to returning home – the GPS...
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Biology

Species protection: New mowing technology protects insects

Mown meadow. © Astrid860/ iStock When meadows and other grassland are mowed, this often has negative consequences for the insects that live there. ...
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Biology

How the world became oxygen rich

The Origin of the Oxygen Treasure from the Trail. © NARIN EUNGSUWAT For a long time, the first photosynthetic cyanobacteria were hardly able...
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Biology

Rhinos are supposed to be made from skin cells

The last of their kind: Fatu and Najin have to be guarded by bodyguards around the clock in the Ol Pejeta Conservany. ©...
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Biology

Human Impact: Most plants lose

The invasive aquatic plant Halophila stipulacea is among the beneficiaries of the Anthropocene. © nusuke/ iStock Humans have been interfering with nature on a...
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Biology

Climate change affects Europe’s beech forests

View of a Central European beech forest. © brytta/ iStock The common beech is one of the most important tree species in European deciduous...
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Biology

Cosmic Impact dated

In north-west Greenland, a 31 km wide crater lies dormant under the ice. © University of Copenhagen Much earlier than thought: The huge Hiawatha...
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Biology

Primeval “eight-armed man” with ten arms

Artist's rendering of the primeval cephalopod. © K. Whalen/Christopher Whalen Today's representatives reach out with eight arms - the primeval ancestors of the octopuses,...
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Biology

Amazon rainforest is losing its resilience

View of the Amazon rainforest. © JarnoVerdonk The Amazon rainforest is considered the “green lung” of the planet and an important biodiversity hotspot. ...
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Biology

Anti-icing protection with potential

Ice only adheres very weakly to the specially structured shell of an Antarctic mussel species and can therefore be washed away by even slight...
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Biology

How microbes protect plants from diseases

Pseudomonas bacteria at the stomata of a plant leaf. © Sonja Kersten/ Max Planck Institute for Biology The smallest creatures colonize not only us...
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Birch trees pull microplastics out of the ground

Birch trees could serve soil as garbage disposal. © JanBussan A study shows that soil contaminated by tiny plastic particles could be rehabilitated with...
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