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Bottlenose dolphins can sense electric fields with their snouts

Like platypuses and some sharks, bottlenose dolphins have an electric sense which they may use to navigate and search for food

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Vagus nerve stimulation may help treat drug addiction

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Apartment air conditioners in a building in Singapore

Technology

Cooling system could replace air con and drastically cut energy use

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Orca and fishing boats in the Straits of Gibraltar, Europe

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Orcas sink another sailboat as a bewildering wave of attacks continues

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Space

Mouse embryos have been grown in space for the first time

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Australia, Northern Territory, Hermannsburg, Solar Power Generating Station in Outback

Environment

How countries can go fossil fuel free with wind and solar superpowers

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Hundreds of pro-cannabis demonstrators march in New York City

Society

Legalising marijuana hasn't been the quick fix the US hoped for

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Electrical energy

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Tiny generator uses the motion of molecules to produce electricity

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Huge rise in US overdose deaths from fentanyl mixed with stimulants

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An MRI scan of a section through the chest and heart of someone who had a heart attack showing damage and swelling (yellow, centre)

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Cells from discarded placentas may help to treat heart attacks

After noticing that some heart problems resolve during pregnancy, researchers have shown cells in the placenta can turn into functioning heart cells in the lab

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Binge drinking hits record high among adults 35 to 50 years old in US

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Umbilical cord blood could be used to predict childhood obesity

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Could pumping CO2 under Canada's coast cause earthquakes?

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Gene variant that seems to protect against HIV may lead to new drugs

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