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Root intelligence: Plants can think, feel and learn

Life

Root intelligence: Plants can think, feel and learn

With an underground "brain network" and the ability to react and remember, plants have their own kind of intelligence – and may even cry out in pain

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The deepest limits: How low can fish go?

Life

The deepest limits: How low can fish go?

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Internal reservoirs

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Back from the brink: See European beavers at work

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Back from the brink: See European beavers at work

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Trail of mystery

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Armies of ants keep New York squeaky clean

Earth

Armies of ants keep New York squeaky clean

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Polish 'vampire' burials weren't just for outsiders

Polish 'vampire' burials weren't just for outsiders

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Lassie text home: Pooches get technological

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Lassie text home: Pooches get technological

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Calorie-burning fat boosted by Chinese medicine plant

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Dog head-turning shows they do understand what you say

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Dog head-turning shows they do understand what you say

The way our furry friends turn their heads when listening to our words indicates which part of the brain they are using and how they process our speech

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Wildlife trafficking is rife online in many countries

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Random no more: Evolution isn't down to chance alone

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Magic shoes: How to hear yourself instantly happy

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Radar net protects tigers and keeps them neighbourly

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