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Bull sharks have friends too

The two bull sharks Chunky (front) and Lady Lazarus (back) like to swim together. © Natasha D. Marosi Whether in the open...
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Friendly hustle and bustle

Bull sharks cavort in the Shark Reef Marine Reserve in Fiji. But the animals don't meet by chance. Nor do they randomly...
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Photo worth seeing: The Junkers F13: wings for a modern dream

Once owned by the Afghan king, then found from the scrapyard: Aviation curator Andreas Hempfer talks to Charlotte Junkers, the great-granddaughter of...
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Photo worth seeing: Paleo teams at work

Who doesn't know the scene from “Jurassic Park”? Tim and Lex hide from two hungry people in a commercial kitchen Velociraptors and...
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Is insect protein more climate-friendly?

The black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) is a source of animal proteins. Their larvae are used for this. © Nordlicht/Research Institute for Livestock...
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Photo worth seeing: Laser stars for sharp images

The Milky Way stretches across the sky in an arc. In front of it, laser beams shoot out of a telescope as...
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Photo worth seeing: “Canvas Legends”: The picture gallery down to the smallest detail and with new AI perspectives

With the “Canvas Legends” project, the Gemäldegalerie of the National Museums in Berlin and Google Arts & Culture are presenting a comprehensive...
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Significant acceleration of global warming

Is global warming gaining momentum? © Xurzon/ iStock There have long been indications that global warming has accelerated in recent years. Climate...
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Photo worth seeing: Around the world with trees

Cedar, beech and sequoia unite in a sad fate. They once formed huge forests. But over the past few centuries they have...
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How much nanoplastic is in the air we breathe?

Around two thirds of the microplastics in city air come from tire wear. © Tilo Arnhold/TROPOS Every day we breathe in a...
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Photo worth seeing: Inflammatory invaders

A colorful chaos of melanoma cells can be seen under the microscope. The cell membranes are colored red and the cell nuclei...
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Photo worth seeing: Flycode’s method allows a significant reduction in the number of experimental mice

Before antibody drugs come onto the market, the antibodies must first be tested on mice.Last have Researchers at the University of Zurich...
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Gitchak nakana: Newly discovered minifish lives in groundwater

This loach, just 20 millimeters long, was found in a well in northeast India. © Senckenberg/Britz Fish not only live in lakes...
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Photo worth seeing: Flycode’s method allows a significant reduction in the number of experimental mice

Before antibody drugs come onto the market, the antibodies must first be tested on mice.Last have Researchers at the University of Zurich...
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Primordial landscape of Europe: open spaces instead of dense forests

Even in the Miocene, around 23 million years ago, Europe was not densely forested, but rather characterized by open landscapes. © Márton Zsoldos...
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How well do we know our cats?

This cat is clearly doing well - or is it? © Olga Yastremska/ iStock Cats are among the most popular pets and are close everyday...
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Photo worth seeing: Science icon and supporter

Science editor Dava Sobel retells the well-known life story of two-time Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie by linking it to the biographies of the...
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Arctic fires release more CO2 than expected

Controlled fire in a boreal forest in Sweden. © Johan Eckdahl/UC Berkeley Due to climate change, forest fires are not only increasing in our latitudes...
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Photo worth seeing: Gas fermentation: A game changer for the circular economy?

Gas fermentation is a biotechnological process in which CO2 used to manufacture new products. Here, microorganisms take over the recycling and convert environmentally harmful...
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This is how much alcohol wild chimpanzees consume

This chimpanzee in Uganda's Kibale National Park eats fully ripe star apple fruits. © Aleksey Maro/UC Berkeley Great apes often eat fermented, alcoholic fruits. However,...
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