Seabirds enjoy bumper breeding season Delhi Daily News
An iconic Scottish seabird, which was driven to extinction on Hebridean Island by rats, has returned to nest in what is proving to be a bumper year for several internationally important species. The discovery that manx shearwater has returned to nest comes as ...
Seabirds enjoy best breeding season in yearsHerald Scotland
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An iconic Scottish seabird, which was driven to extinction on Hebridean Island by rats, has returned to nest in what is proving to be a bumper year for several internationally important species. The discovery that manx shearwater has returned to nest comes as ...
Seabirds enjoy best breeding season in years
Endangered seabirds making comeback in Scotland
Puffins, shags and razorbills doing well, says NTS
Magpies may not like shiny things after all Metro
The old adage Magpies like to steal shiny things may actually be wrong, with a new study suggesting they're afraid of bright objects. It had long been rumoured the birds liked to decorate their nests with sparkly jewels but this has now been disputed by ...
Exeter research clears magpies of theftExeter Express and Echo
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The old adage Magpies like to steal shiny things may actually be wrong, with a new study suggesting they're afraid of bright objects. It had long been rumoured the birds liked to decorate their nests with sparkly jewels but this has now been disputed by ...
Exeter research clears magpies of theft
Shine taken off 'thieving magpie' claim
Magpies 'don't steal shiny objects'
Investment in Climate Change Adaptation can Help Promote African's livelihood ... Kuwait News Agency
GENEVA, Aug 15 (KUNA) -- Investment in climate change adaptation can help ensure that the impacts of climate change - including a projected 20-50 per cent decline in water availability - do not reverse decades of development progress in Africa, according ...
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GENEVA, Aug 15 (KUNA) -- Investment in climate change adaptation can help ensure that the impacts of climate change - including a projected 20-50 per cent decline in water availability - do not reverse decades of development progress in Africa, according ...
A high-speed salmon cannon that can fire fish upstream has been revealed. CBBC Newsround
It was designed by scientists in the United States to help fish get where they want to go. The fish swim to the sea as adults, but head back up rivers and streams to lay their eggs. Scientists say things like dams and water pipes mean many salmon lose their way ...
Giant fish cannon shoots 40 salmon per minute, is actually saving the environmentExtremeTech
'Salmon Cannon' Fires Fish Over Dams At 22mphSky News
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It was designed by scientists in the United States to help fish get where they want to go. The fish swim to the sea as adults, but head back up rivers and streams to lay their eggs. Scientists say things like dams and water pipes mean many salmon lose their way ...
Giant fish cannon shoots 40 salmon per minute, is actually saving the environment
'Salmon Cannon' Fires Fish Over Dams At 22mph
This 'Salmon Cannon' Could Save Fish Populations in Washington State
Soloman Islands town to relocate 1000 people to escape climate change Blue & Green Tomorrow
A town in the Soloman Islands is preparing to relocate its whole population to escape from rising sea levels caused by climate change. The authorities of Choiseul, home to around 1,000 people on Taro Island in Choiseul Bay, have elected to build a new town ...
Climate change forces Solomons town to relocateDelhi Daily News
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A town in the Soloman Islands is preparing to relocate its whole population to escape from rising sea levels caused by climate change. The authorities of Choiseul, home to around 1,000 people on Taro Island in Choiseul Bay, have elected to build a new town ...
Climate change forces Solomons town to relocate
Solomons town first in Pacific to relocate due climate change
Solomons town to relocate to escape climate change, tsunamis
You'd Most Probably, Definitely be Dead Before you Saw the Same Thing Twice ... n3rdabl3
We already know that Hello Games' procedurally generated exploration game, No Man's Sky is going to be massive thanks to the way the game is built, but how massive exactly is it going to be? Thankfully for those interested in numbers, we have the answers ...
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We already know that Hello Games' procedurally generated exploration game, No Man's Sky is going to be massive thanks to the way the game is built, but how massive exactly is it going to be? Thankfully for those interested in numbers, we have the answers ...
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Huge asteroid that 'could end human life' defying gravity as it moves towards ... The Independent
Scientists have moved closer to being able to stop a huge asteroid colliding with the Earth and potentially wiping out human life. Researchers at the University of Tennessee have discovered that blowing the space rock up could make the collision worse by ...
In The Year Of 2880 Gaint Asteroid To Collide With EarthYour-Story.org
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Scientists have moved closer to being able to stop a huge asteroid colliding with the Earth and potentially wiping out human life. Researchers at the University of Tennessee have discovered that blowing the space rock up could make the collision worse by ...
In The Year Of 2880 Gaint Asteroid To Collide With Earth
Now We Know How This Giant, Earth-Bound Asteroid Is Held Together, We Can ...
Human life could be wiped out on March 16, 2880 because a huge asteroid is ...
Tibet Glaciers Facing Warmest Temperature In 2000 Years Techsonia
In the past fifty years, there has been a dramatic increase in the humidity and temperature of the earth that has influenced glaciers also. This temperature is the warmest that has been faced by the Tibet Glaciers for the first time in two thousand years. According ...
Tibetan glaciers are warmer than they've been for 2000 yearsTech Times
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In the past fifty years, there has been a dramatic increase in the humidity and temperature of the earth that has influenced glaciers also. This temperature is the warmest that has been faced by the Tibet Glaciers for the first time in two thousand years. According ...
Tibetan glaciers are warmer than they've been for 2000 years
Tibet's Glaciers at their Warmest in 2000 Years
Tibet's glaciers are warmer than they've been in 2000 years
Beetles' whiteness understood BBC News
Scientists say the secret behind the super-whiteness of some beetles lies in the complex molecular geometry of their scales, which are able to scatter light with supreme efficiency in spite of their thinness. Cyphochilus beetles are whiter than paper or any ...
Beetles so bright, you gotta wear shadesNew Scientist
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Scientists say the secret behind the super-whiteness of some beetles lies in the complex molecular geometry of their scales, which are able to scatter light with supreme efficiency in spite of their thinness. Cyphochilus beetles are whiter than paper or any ...
Beetles so bright, you gotta wear shades
Scientists Find The Purest, Whitest White In Beetles
The Purest White Ever Seen, Found in Beetles
Rosetta shows comet's surface structures diversity Delhi Daily News
Rosetta spacecraft has sent an image showing the weird structure of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The diversity of surface structures on the comet's nucleus can be seen in the new image, which was taken on August 7, 2014. Rosetta had captured the ...
New Comet Photo Shows Fascinating Textures And LandscapesGizmodo Australia
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Rosetta spacecraft has sent an image showing the weird structure of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The diversity of surface structures on the comet's nucleus can be seen in the new image, which was taken on August 7, 2014. Rosetta had captured the ...
New Comet Photo Shows Fascinating Textures And Landscapes
Rosetta Shows Diversity of Surface Structures on Comet
As Seen by Rosetta: Comet Surface Variations
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