Environment
Why scarab beetles dance on a ball of dung
Whatever ancient Egyptians might have said, scarab beetles dance to the sun not to worship it but to roll their dung ball in a straight line
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Grouse have signature drumming styles
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Zoologger: Transgender fish perform reverse sex flip
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Environment
Zoologger: My brain’s so big it spills into my legs
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Health
Abused children’s brains work like soldiers’ do
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Bioterror fears could block crucial flu research
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Exotic pets USA: Tigers, big bucks and organised crime
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Why size matters in the plant world too
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World’s first cloned human embryonic stem cells
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Earth
Ice-age nettles may survive in dark Chinese caves
Walk into a cave in south-west China and you could be stepping back 30,000 years 鈥� they could be a time capsule preserving rare nettles from the last ice age
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Secrets of immunity earn medicine Nobel prizes
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Eating your greens alters your genes
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Humans
The vast Asian realm of the lost humans
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Life
Spies could hide messages in gene-modified microbes
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