Mind
We’re not unique – lots of species can recognise themselves
We should be open to the idea that human intelligence isn't as special as we like to think it is
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Environment
Hundreds of ancient mummified penguins found in Antarctic graveyard
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Life
Butcherbird uses vicious whiplash technique to kill its prey
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Naked mole rats may become good parents by eating their queen’s faeces
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Colourful clownfish carry an unusual health warning for predators
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The largest of Madagascar’s endemic lemurs needs a helping hand
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Lobster krill fight off big penguins with their tiny pincers
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Orca who carried her dead infant is not alone – many animals grieve
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Meet Bob the tame flamingo who has become a local superstar
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Lemurs self-medicate by rubbing toxic millipedes over their bottoms
Red-fronted lemurs sometimes pick up a millipede, give it a chew to make it secrete toxins, then rub it on the skin around their anus - but why?
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An Amazonian snake has two types of venom that kill different prey
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Many chimps are active at night but we don’t know what they do
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Is life on Earth really at risk? The truth about the extinction crisis
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Climate change is forcing geese to give up pit stops when they migrate
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