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Don't miss: The science of taking a stroll

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Don't miss: The science of taking a stroll

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Culture

Mega solar plant uses 170,000 mirrors to generate heat for electricity

Technology

Mega solar plant uses 170,000 mirrors to generate heat for electricity

Regulars

A chimpanzee eats a mango in a tree. National Geographic's JANE GOODALL: THE HOPE picks up where JANE (2017) left off, following Jane Goodall through three generations of advocacy work as she meets with everyone from schoolchildren in Zanzibar to Prince Harry and spreads a message of hope in a time of immense environmental change. (National Geographic/Bill Wallauer)

Life

Jane Goodall: We must protect chimps from being exposed to covid-19

Culture

It's time to give the pedometer a break and embrace lifting weights

Health

It's time to give the pedometer a break and embrace lifting weights

Leader

baby

Health

Breastfed babies have fewer viruses in their guts that affect humans

News

Why strength training may be the best thing you can do for your health

Health

Why strength training may be the best thing you can do for your health

Features

Peru

Life

Monkeys made their way from Africa to South America at least twice

News

Orangutans

Life

Orangutans and other great apes under threat from covid-19 pandemic

News

fork and measuring tape

Health

Diets do help you lose weight - but the benefits usually don't last

News

Male bottlenose dolphins synchronise their calls to attract females

Life

Male bottlenose dolphins synchronise their calls to attract females

Bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay, Australia, form alliances and coordinate the timing of their clicking noises to attract females and deter other males

News

Definition

Viruses

Health

We now know how much our genes influence the risk of contracting HIV

News

Health

Babies are more likely to be conceived in autumn but we don’t know why

News

Humans

Don't miss: Maternal artworks, blooming islands and rewarding maths

Culture