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Antarctic penguins could be saved by proposed network of ‘marine protected areas’

An Adelie penguin on the Antarctic Peninsula. (Credits: PA) Breeding Antarctic penguins could be helped by a proposed network of marine protected areas (MPAs), according

20 January 2021 No Comments

$3,000 ‘doggie door’ connects to your phone to let your pet in or out the house

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Imagine not having to get up, walk

12 January 2021 No Comments

Baby Megalodon sharks were bigger than a grown man, science says

The Megalodon shark lived nearly worldwide roughly 15 to 3.6 million years ago The gigantic Megalodon or megatooth shark gave birth to babies larger than

11 January 2021 No Comments

World’s most threatened ape species ‘in more trouble than previously thought’

Orangutan species are among the most threatened animals on the planet (Credits: Tim Laman) The Tapanuli orangutan – the world’s most threatened great ape –

6 January 2021 No Comments

World’s smallest possum feared extinct is found alive on Australian island

The little pygmy possum was feared extinct (Credits: Ashlee Benc via Reuters) The world’s smallest possum, which was feared extinct following the Australian wildfires, has

11 December 2020 No Comments

Dogs’ brains can only learn a few words, no matter how many times they’re repeated

Researchers measuring brain activity with non-invasive electroencephalography (EEG) on awake dogs to find out how they learn words. (Credits: Vivien Reicher / SWNS) A dog’s

9 December 2020 No Comments

World’s only known white giraffe fitted with GPS tracker

The male giraffe has a rare genetic trait called leucism that causes its white color (Credits: AP) The only known white giraffe in the world

18 November 2020 No Comments

Mountain gorillas ‘mirror’ humans with kindness towards old friends

Photo issued by the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund of mountain gorillas in in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda. (Credits: PA) Mountain gorillas are friendlier to groups

29 October 2020 No Comments

Vampire bats socially distance when sick, study finds

Scientists watched how vampire bats responded to illness (Shutterstock) Bats may be to blame for spreading the coronavirus to humans, but it seems the creatures

27 October 2020 No Comments

Experts reveal how to have a ‘conversation’ with your cat

“How do you do?” (Credits: Getty Images) Scientists have discovered narrowing your eyes is the best way to build a rapport with cats. In a

8 October 2020 No Comments

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Antarctic penguins could be saved by proposed network of ‘marine protected areas’

$3,000 ‘doggie door’ connects to your phone to let your pet in or out the house

Baby Megalodon sharks were bigger than a grown man, science says

World’s most threatened ape species ‘in more trouble than previously thought’

World’s smallest possum feared extinct is found alive on Australian island

Dogs’ brains can only learn a few words, no matter how many times they’re repeated

World’s only known white giraffe fitted with GPS tracker

Mountain gorillas ‘mirror’ humans with kindness towards old friends

Vampire bats socially distance when sick, study finds

Experts reveal how to have a ‘conversation’ with your cat

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