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Cuttlefish wearing 3D glasses prove they sense depth just like us

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Cuttlefish wearing 3D glasses prove they sense depth just like us

Cuttlefish eyes move independently, making it difficult to compare images from each eye and sense depth. Surprisingly, they still sense distance the same way we do

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Clive Wynne

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For the love of dog: How our canine companions evolved for affection

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Octopuses were thought to be solitary until a social species turned up

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Octopuses were thought to be solitary until a social species turned up

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Quiz of the year: Test your knowledge of 2019's science stories

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Quiz of the year: Test your knowledge of 2019's science stories

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Why it’s time to call time on the ‘nature vs nurture’ debate

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D’oh! Why human beings aren’t as intelligent as we think

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Altruism 2.0: How to use science to make charitable acts go further

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Two wolves howling during a snow storm

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Heroism and slapstick humour: Wolf behaviour can be amazingly human

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Fay Clark

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Gaming with gorillas: Designing puzzles to keep great apes happy

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Ola Rosling

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Factfulness: Why things are better than you think

Ola Rosling reveals the surprising truth on what facts really say about the state of the world.

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Nightingales practise new songs in winter to impress mates in spring

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When robots are ultra-lifelike will it be murder to switch one off?

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Stalkerware: The secret apps people use to spy on their partners

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Fish can judge distances accurately just like land animals can

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