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biology

A plague from South Korea is killing frogs and toads worldwide

Earth

A plague from South Korea is killing frogs and toads worldwide

The world’s amphibians are dying in swathes because of the lethal chytrid fungus, and it seems the epidemic had its origins on the Korean peninsula

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city and trees

Earth

Treeconomics: How to put a fair price tag on urban forests

Features

Tree Hugging

Earth

It is worth valuing trees, but all deserve our respect

Leader

Self-repairing organs could save your life in a heartbeat

Health

Self-repairing organs could save your life in a heartbeat

Features

Angel Oak tree

Earth

The world's tallest tree costs more than a private island

Features

Ferocious pack-hunting pseudoscorpions believe in sharing fairly

Life

Ferocious pack-hunting pseudoscorpions believe in sharing fairly

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Colombia’s peace deal unwittingly unleashed hell on the Amazon

Earth

Colombia’s peace deal unwittingly unleashed hell on the Amazon

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The birds of South Georgia are finally safe from marauding rats

Earth

The birds of South Georgia are finally safe from marauding rats

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Humans

Superhuman: What human extremes mean for today and tomorrow

Culture

Bonobos barely use their opposable thumbs when climbing trees

Life

Bonobos barely use their opposable thumbs when climbing trees

Apes and humans are famed for their opposable thumbs, but our close cousins the bonobos regularly swing through trees without using their thumbs

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Humans

People adapted to the cold and got more migraines as a result

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Life

Mistletoe's cells are broken at a fundamental level

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Life

Identity crisis: When is a dinosaur not a dinosaur?

Features

Humans

Ancient humans in Philippines may have given rise to ‘hobbits’

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