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“Boarding” by electric jump

Video: A nematode jumps onto the hairy body of an electrostatically charged bumblebee. © Current Biology/Chiba et al. Worms can only crawl, you might think....
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Cleverly regulated ant nursing

Ants follow simple rules that result in efficient colony-level disease control. © Sina Metzler & Roland Ferrigato/ISTA ...
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How octopuses adapt their brains to heat and cold

This California two-spotted octopus (Octopus bimaculoides) uses RNA editing to adapt to water temperature. © Tom Kleindinst ...
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Climate change is affecting the soil more than expected

Researchers take soil samples in their test area in California. © Michael WI Schmidt Soils are important stores of carbon. In particular, certain organic compounds...
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Giraffes: More danger from rain than heat

When there is more rain, the Maasai giraffes in Tanzania are less likely to survive. © Derek Lee ...
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Muscle Reconstruction: “Lucy” stood like us

3D model of the reconstructed muscle structures of the locomotor system of the Australopithecus afarensis woman "Lucy". © Dr Ashleigh Wiseman On the trail of...
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Photo worth seeing: A 3D printed blood vessel

What looks a bit like a pupil is actually a cross-section through a special kind of blood vessel: this multi-layered structure was created from...
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The Ultimate Guide to Find Affordable and Reliable Disposal Services in Singapore

Trash and waste disposal are inevitable aspects of urban and national life. However, the process doesn't have to burn a hole in your pocket....
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Amazon: Protecting the valleys is particularly important

Areas in the Amazon region with particularly "resilient" fog formation could serve as important refuges for the forest ecosystem in climate change. ©...
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A Closer Look at APP Approach to Social Responsibility and Environmental Conservation

In the vast landscape of the pulp and paper industry, one company stands out for its commitment to human values and sustainability. Asia Pulp...
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Could wild animals take advantage of the corona lockdowns?

GPS data from 2,300 individuals from 43 mammal species around the world - like this deer in Wyoming - formed the basis of the...
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Genetic poison baits for mosquitoes

The Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) is now also widespread in Europe. © James Gathany/ CDC ...
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More than air quality recorded

Air measuring stations - like this one in Scotland - could also provide important information on biodiversity. © National Physical Laboratory / Local...
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Do pigeons dream of flying?

Pigeons in the sights of sleep research. © RUB, Marquard On the trail of animal dreams: Researchers have looked into the brains of sleeping pigeons...
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New primate genome catalogue

In the evolution of the Hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas), there were very similar mechanisms as in the evolution to early humans, as shown by...
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Remains of a “lost world” of early single-celled organisms discovered

1600 to 800 million years ago there could have been a whole world of later extinct protozoa (illustration). © TA 2023/ produced with...
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Palm oil production combined with species protection

Experimental tree planting using native species and understory and an adjacent conventional oil palm plantation (right). © Gustavo Paterno ...
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Frog with Cargo: Invasive species don’t come alone

Johnstone's Whistlefrog (Eleutherodactylus johnstonei) juvenile. © Franziska Leonhardt When alien species invade new regions, they also bring their microbes with them, most notably bacteria found...
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Photo worth seeing: Hawaiian Birds in Danger

This Amakihi's world is upside down. The Hawaiian forest bird and its relatives are currently fearing deadly avian malaria, which is carried by invasive...
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Mysterious insect calculation

A desert ant on its nest mound. © Markus Knaden, Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology ...
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