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‘Godzilla’ wasps drag caterpillars out of water to lay eggs in them

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‘Godzilla’ wasps drag caterpillars out of water to lay eggs in them

Tiny wasps that lay their eggs in aquatic caterpillars have been seen diving for up to 14 seconds and then bursting out of the water like Godzilla

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Female banded mongooses start wars so they can mate with rival males

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Female banded mongooses start wars so they can mate with rival males

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Robots can now understand what you are saying to follow commands

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Robots can now understand what you are saying to follow commands

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Octopuses taste their food when they touch it with their arms

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Suckerfish use fast-flowing water to surf across swimming whales' skin

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Suckerfish use fast-flowing water to surf across swimming whales' skin

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How many birds do cats kill? Help this science project find out

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How many birds do cats kill? Help this science project find out

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Diabolical ironclad beetle

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Near-uncrushable beetle's exoskeleton could inspire tough structures

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Some male fish use their tails to fan rivals’ sperm away from eggs

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Facebook AI can translate directly between any of 100 languages

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Facebook AI can translate directly between any of 100 languages

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Robot colonoscopy

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Robot that can perform colonoscopies aims to make it less unpleasant

A robot that uses magnetic fields to guide a flexible probe forwards might make colonoscopies less painful and easier to perform

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Will robots and AI take our jobs in covid-19’s socially distanced era?

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The longest whale dive ever recorded clocks in at almost 4 hours

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A robot called Curly beat top-ranked athletes at curling

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AI camera can tell what surfaces feel like with just a glance

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