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The 12000 Year Old Skeleton That Reveals Humanity’s First Known Act of Violence in Southeast Asia

6 days ago nhm.ac.uk anthropology

How Potatoes Evolved

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Turritopsis dohrnii: Immortal jellyfish

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About 70% of the world's plastic pollution comes from just 20 countries, where the sheer amount of waste exceeds their ability to manage it properly

12 months ago nhm.ac.uk environment

North Sea oil and gas extraction can cause pollution to spike by more than 10,000% within half a kilometer around off-shore sites

13 months ago nhm.ac.uk environment

Face of ancient Australian 'giga-goose' revealed after fossil skull found

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Octopuses Keep Surprising Us

19 months ago nhm.ac.uk

Water levels in as many as a third of the world’s aquifers are declining faster now than they did 40 years ago as we take water out of the ground faster than it can be replaced..

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Almost half of marine mammals around the UK are being poisoned by banned chemicals

21 months ago nhm.ac.uk environment

Serotine bats have sex unlike any other mammal: with the penis of male serotine bats being too big for penetration, instead the animals touch their genitals together to mate - a style of sex more similar to birds than any known mammal

22 months ago nhm.ac.uk

Oldest bat skeletons ever found described as new species

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Sauropod specimen found in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region may have had the longest neck of any known dinosaur — measuring about 15.1 m, more than the height of the Hollywood sign

2 years ago nhm.ac.uk biology

Trilobite tridents could be the oldest evidence of male sexual combat — Fighting for mates may be a behaviour that dates back over 400 million years

2 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Earth’s oldest evidence of life – Australian fossils dating to about 3.48 billion years ago – could provide hints of what scientists should look for on Mars

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As many as a fifth of all asteroids in the asteroid belt may have been formed out on the fringes of the solar system

2 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Another primate (out of 12 species) observed to nose-picking, booger-eating for the first time: the finger of the aye-aye can reach through its nose to the back of its throat, with the animals seen licking off the gathered mucus, this could play an important role in the immune syste

2 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Wildlife Photographer of the Year (2021)

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Size, not sex, is key to the development of wildebeest horns. Sexual selection is driving the development of horns in both males & females

2 years ago nhm.ac.uk

How do other animals see the world?

3 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Shark evolution: a 450M year timeline

3 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Paper suggests there are three Tyrannosaurus species

3 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Entrepreneur plans to resurrect woolly mammoths

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Sea monsters and their inspiration: serpents, mermaids, the kraken and more

4 years ago nhm.ac.uk

The Siberian unicorn lived at the same time as modern humans

4 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Octopuses are among the strangest creatures on the planet

4 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Horseshoe crab blood: miracle vaccine ingredient that's saved millions of lives

4 years ago nhm.ac.uk vaccine

Station squabble

5 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Digitising Darwin’s Fossil Mammals

5 years ago nhm.ac.uk

Dragon-like reptiles with huge heads and ‘steak knife’ teeth lived before the dinosaurs

5 years ago nhm.ac.uk

The World's Largest Bee 'Rediscovered' After 38 Years

6 years ago nhm.ac.uk

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