Scientists unravel mystery of the dress
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IT was a brain teaser that took the internet by storm and led people to doubt the colours in front of their eyes. FOR some, the stripes of #TheDress were blue and black, for others gold and white. Yet the original photo, posted on the Tumblr social media site in ...
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IT was a brain teaser that took the internet by storm and led people to doubt the colours in front of their eyes. FOR some, the stripes of #TheDress were blue and black, for others gold and white. Yet the original photo, posted on the Tumblr social media site in ...
The Guardian
Opah, the world's first warm-blooded fish species, flaps fins to generate heat
The Guardian
Opah are found in waters off the US, Australia and several other countries. Photograph: Ralph Pace/NOAA. Oliver Milman · @olliemilman. Thursday 14 May 2015 23.31 EDT Last modified on Thursday 14 May 2015 23.33 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on ...
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The Guardian
Opah are found in waters off the US, Australia and several other countries. Photograph: Ralph Pace/NOAA. Oliver Milman · @olliemilman. Thursday 14 May 2015 23.31 EDT Last modified on Thursday 14 May 2015 23.33 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on ...
Deep in the ocean, a warm-blooded fish
Scientists Discover the First Fully Warm-Blooded Fish
Opah! Scientists find the first warm-blooded fish
The Guardian
Yes, bad beekeeping is to blame for unwanted urban swarms
The Guardian
A swarm of bees has more chance of coming to the attention of people in a city than in a field, and of causing disruption while a swarm collector is called. Photograph: Alamy. Thursday 14 May 2015 10.19 EDT Last modified on Thursday 14 May 2015 10.48 ...
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The Guardian
A swarm of bees has more chance of coming to the attention of people in a city than in a field, and of causing disruption while a swarm collector is called. Photograph: Alamy. Thursday 14 May 2015 10.19 EDT Last modified on Thursday 14 May 2015 10.48 ...
Removal of bee swarms advised
Bee-ware: Novice beekeepers with city hives blamed for increasing swarms
How we got stung by the urban beeking craze
News Tonight Africa
University student creates cookery kit to cook insects
News Tonight Africa
AnEdinburgh student has developed a cookery kit in order to encourage people to eat insects, which is a part of a meal in many parts of the world. Experts pointed out that beetles, caterpillars and grasshoppers are a part of staple food in several nations ...
“Entopod” could help make insects the food of the futureNew Food (press release)
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News Tonight Africa
AnEdinburgh student has developed a cookery kit in order to encourage people to eat insects, which is a part of a meal in many parts of the world. Experts pointed out that beetles, caterpillars and grasshoppers are a part of staple food in several nations ...
“Entopod” could help make insects the food of the future
Cookery Kit By Scottish Student Encourages People To Include Insects In Their ...
Insect cookery kit makes Edinburgh Napier university degree show
BT.com
Wildlife protection laws 'at risk'
BT.com
European Union laws that protect some of the UK's best-loved wildlife and landscapes from hazel dormice to bird-rich wetlands are at risk of being weakened, campaigners have warned. 0. Share this. Facebook; Twitter; Google plus; Email; Share. 0. Bird-rich ...
Heathlands, Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast "under threat" from proposed ...Bournemouth Echo
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BT.com
European Union laws that protect some of the UK's best-loved wildlife and landscapes from hazel dormice to bird-rich wetlands are at risk of being weakened, campaigners have warned. 0. Share this. Facebook; Twitter; Google plus; Email; Share. 0. Bird-rich ...
Heathlands, Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast "under threat" from proposed ...
Is the EU Really About to Endanger Hundreds of British Species?
EU Environmental Law Review Sparks Fierce Debate: 'Biggest Threat To Nature?'
The Spokesman Review
Seeing the lights
The Spokesman Review
Following are observations on night-watching the northern lights in Idaho and Washington from the through-the-lens view of photographer Craig Goodwin. More than meets the eye: A camera sensor gathers more color intensity from the Aurora Borealis than ...
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The Spokesman Review
Following are observations on night-watching the northern lights in Idaho and Washington from the through-the-lens view of photographer Craig Goodwin. More than meets the eye: A camera sensor gathers more color intensity from the Aurora Borealis than ...
Illuminating Tweets: Northern Lights Tracked via Twitter
Aurora Borealis could be visible over UK tonight
Northumberland aurora-chasers on alert tonight
The Independent
Tens of thousands of bees invade the Surrey town of Farnham in 'biblical' swarm ...
The Independent
In Ancient Egypt, it was crop-destroying of locusts. In 17th century London, it was rats carrying the plague. Now Farnham, Surrey, has been hit with its own “biblical" animal invasion after tens of thousands of bees converged on the town on Monday afternoon.
Swarm of bees 'turned the sky black' in British townUPI.com
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The Independent
In Ancient Egypt, it was crop-destroying of locusts. In 17th century London, it was rats carrying the plague. Now Farnham, Surrey, has been hit with its own “biblical" animal invasion after tens of thousands of bees converged on the town on Monday afternoon.
Swarm of bees 'turned the sky black' in British town
Swarm of bees turns sky black in Farnham
'Biblical' swarm of bees sweeps through Surrey town
NEWS.com.au
Giant squid: 'What a beast!'
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A MONSTER from the deep measuring more than 7 metres in length has surprised locals after washing up on a popular New Zealand beach. The massive squid was discovered by walkers in South Bay in Kaikoura but has since been moved to the Kaikoura ...
This Giant Squid Will Haunt Your DreamsTIME
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NEWS.com.au
A MONSTER from the deep measuring more than 7 metres in length has surprised locals after washing up on a popular New Zealand beach. The massive squid was discovered by walkers in South Bay in Kaikoura but has since been moved to the Kaikoura ...
This Giant Squid Will Haunt Your Dreams
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Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
Telica Volcano Spews Ash over Nicaragua
Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
One hiker in a group climbing Telica at the time of the first eruption caught this image of the soaring ash cloud. Nicaragua's most active volcano spewed fiery rocks, gas and ash high into the air during a series of 30 small eruptions over a four-day period.
Nicaragua volcano Telica spews ashBBC News
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Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
One hiker in a group climbing Telica at the time of the first eruption caught this image of the soaring ash cloud. Nicaragua's most active volcano spewed fiery rocks, gas and ash high into the air during a series of 30 small eruptions over a four-day period.
Nicaragua volcano Telica spews ash
Volcano erupts as tourists stand next to the crater in Nicaragua
State Column
Robotic octopus arms: the latest in "soft" technology
State Column
This prototype robotic arm moves like an octopus, but it could change surgery as we know it. The BioRobotics Institute in Italy has released a prototype of a robotic arm inspired by the octopus. Scientists hope the design may one day lead to less-invasive ...
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State Column
This prototype robotic arm moves like an octopus, but it could change surgery as we know it. The BioRobotics Institute in Italy has released a prototype of a robotic arm inspired by the octopus. Scientists hope the design may one day lead to less-invasive ...
Out on a limb: Octopus inspires medical robotics
Octopus inspires medical robotics
Robotic tentacle targets keyhole surgery
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