Environment
Talk radio puts pumas off their meals so they may kill more deer
The sound of people’s voices reduces pumas’ feeding time and makes them kill more deer, showing the wide-reaching effect of human activity
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Earth
World’s largest annual wildlife drowning boosts river ecosystem
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Life
Wise elk learn to outsmart hunters and tell apart their weapons
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Humans
A series of fortunate events: How our culture made us
Culture
Environment
Fish recognise friends and foes through their unique faces
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Environment
Two-headed porpoise caught in fishing net is first ever found
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Environment
‘Devil weeds’ threaten wildebeest migrations in Serengeti
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Environment
Rubber algae help create first artificial reef in Mediterranean
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Life
Bacteria release aphrodisiacs that put others in mood for sex
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Environment
Giant bumphead parrotfish begin mating in their hundreds
The metre-long fish, which live on tropical reefs, usually mate in pairs. An uptick in their numbers around Palau may explain why they have begun mass mating
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Life
The strange Cook pine trees that always lean towards the equator
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Environment
Extinct species of Galapagos giant tortoise may be resurrected
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Life
Ticks use sticky pads on their feet to cling on to our skin
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Environment
Brain switch in voles makes them fall in love at first sight
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