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Lazy jellyfish use vortex power to rule the waves

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Lazy jellyfish use vortex power to rule the waves

The moon jellyfish may move slowly, but it does so more efficiently than almost any other animal, helping explain why jellyfish can overwhelm ecosystems

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Smoking in pregnancy linked to child depression

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Medicine Nobel for solving how cells shuttle molecules

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Medicine Nobel for solving how cells shuttle molecules

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Hefty twins shed light on obesity paradox

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The oceans are heating, acidifying and choking

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The oceans are heating, acidifying and choking

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Gleaming beetle one of 60 new species in Suriname

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Gleaming beetle one of 60 new species in Suriname

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Human brain boiled in its skull lasted 4000 years

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Human brain boiled in its skull lasted 4000 years

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US firm patents DNA-analysis tool for planning a baby

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US firm patents DNA-analysis tool for planning a baby

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Planet of the vines: Climbing plants are taking over

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Planet of the vines: Climbing plants are taking over

Giant vines are beginning to strangle Earth's tropical forests, warns biologist William Laurance, and it's not just down to climate change

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Dung-ho insects

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We're crushing tonnes of ivory to discourage poachers

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Glowing sperm go head to head in fight to be the daddy

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Fish fossil suggests our skeleton evolved face first

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