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Regent Honeyeater: Meet this Australian songbird who is fighting for survival
Meet the Regent Honeyeater, a critically endangered Australian songbird. Discover its struggles, unique song and ongoing conservation efforts to save the species.
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Scientists unearth the fossil of ‘Sword Dragon’, revealing ancient marine life
Scientists discovered Xiphodracon goldencapsis, a 3-metre Early Jurassic ichthyosaur on England’s Jurassic Coast, revealing predation and insights into ichthyosaur evolution.
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Always alert, even in dreams: The extraordinary sleep of Dolphins
Dolphins sleep with one half of their brain awake, staying alert while resting. Discover the fascinating science behind this extraordinary ocean survival strategy.
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Study reveals how stem cells of freshwater flatworms could unlock human regeneration
Study of planarian stem cells reveals distant regulation, advancing research into regenerative medicine and potential human tissue repair.
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New study reveals unexpected molecular bonds on this Saturn Moon
Researchers at Chalmers University in Sweden and NASA have discovered an unexpected chemical interaction on Saturn’s moon Titan, offering new insights into prebiotic chemistry and potential pathways to life.
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The Andromeda galaxy lights up October skies — Here is all you need to know
October 2025 offers ideal conditions to observe the Andromeda Galaxy. Learn how to locate it, viewing tips and capture stunning images of M31.
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Astronomers uncover Betelgeuse’s mysterious companion: It is just a regular star
New X-ray observations reveal Betelgeuse’s mysterious companion is not a collapsed stellar remnant but a young, Sun-like F-type star orbiting the massive red supergiant.
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Tiger Sharks: The master of marine survival and one of ocean’s apex predators
Tiger sharks are powerful apex predators but crucial to ocean ecosystems, who are facing threats from overfishing and habitat loss.
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Reindeer populations face huge decline across the arctic- Here is what study says
Reindeer populations have declined nearly 40%, with climate change, habitat loss and overhunting threatening Arctic ecosystems and conservation efforts.
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Physicists proposed beat patterns in pulsars could reveal origins of Nanohertz gravitational waves
Physicists proposed “beat” patterns in pulsar timing can reveal nanohertz gravitational wave sources, including supermassive black hole binaries.
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Study reveals rising decline of Common Toads across UK and Switzerland
A new study reveals a worrying decline in common toad (Bufo bufo) populations across the UK and Switzerland. Scientists warn urgent action is needed to prevent ecological disruption.
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Four solar storms headed for earth this week- Alert for stargazers
Four coronal mass ejections from sunspot AR4246 are heading toward Earth, triggering auroras across northern skies and minor satellite or power disruptions.
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Solar tornadoes could trigger hidden geomagnetic storms
New models show interplanetary solar tornadoes may trigger geomagnetic storms capable of disrupting satellites, electricity networks and global communications.
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A day in the life of Waxy Monkey Tree Frog: The amphibian that sunscreens itself
The waxy monkey tree frog has evolved a unique “sunscreen” to survive harsh and arid conditions. This amphibian can survive in extreme heat and climate.
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New study warns low Earth orbit is becoming dangerously crowded
A recent study shows a sharp rise in satellites and debris in low Earth orbit, increasing the risk of collisions and space hazards.
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Lungfish genomes have More DNA than humans-Here is what study says
Researchers have sequenced the South American lungfish genome, uncovering a DNA content nearly 30 times larger than the human genome.
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Study on Ascension Island reveals human impact on shark populations
Research on Ascension Island shows shark-human interactions affect local behaviour and conservation efforts, highlighting the importance of community involvement and evidence-based strategies.
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Wild honeybees in Europe declared endangered for the first time
For the first time, wild honeybees in Europe have been officially declared endangered within the European Union, this hints towards a serious warning for pollinator biodiversity and ecosystem balance across the continent.
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Science reveals how total solar eclipse impacts bird behaviour
During the 8 April 2024 total solar eclipse, scientists observed dramatic bird behaviour changes using citizen science and AI, revealing how sudden darkness affects species differently.
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Scientists observe rare bird-hunting behaviour in Greater Noctule bats
After twenty-five years of study, scientists have discovered how the greater noctule bat, Europe’s largest bat, hunt birds mid-air. Researchers shed light on their rare feeding strategies and crucial conservation.
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Europe’s Rosalind franklin rover prepares for Mars with Enfys instrument on the move
Europe’s first Mars rover, the Rosalind Franklin, is closer to launch as the Enfys instrument is sent from Aberystwyth University to Italy for testing.
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Astronomers discover smallest dark object through gravitational lensing
Astronomers have discovered the smallest known dark object, detected only through its gravitational pull, revealing new clues about dark matter’s mysterious structure and cosmic role.
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Study on Juvenile Great Tits reveal some social learning patterns
A study finds juvenile great tits (Parus major) learn crucial survival skills mainly from siblings and non-parental adults, highlighting social learning’s role in bird behaviour and conservation.
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Why do clouds look fluffy? The science behind sky’s soft shapes
Clouds might look like cotton candy, but they are made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals floating in the air. Here is all you need to know about why do clouds look fluffy and how are they formed.
