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Compassion in conservation: Don't be cruel to be kind

Life

Compassion in conservation: Don't be cruel to be kind

Killing and harming animals in the name of conservation is not just unethical, it is counterproductive, say biologists Marc Bekoff and Daniel Ramp

Comment

Meaty puzzle: Did TB evolve to boost hungry brains?

Life

Meaty puzzle: Did TB evolve to boost hungry brains?

Opinion

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Earth

New European rules on biotech crops please no one

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Tumbling weeds: The rolling invasion of the US

Earth

Tumbling weeds: The rolling invasion of the US

Regulars

Heroic and humble quests for overlooked animals

Earth

Heroic and humble quests for overlooked animals

CultureLab

Weird organisms emerge from the deep, dark biosphere

Life

Weird organisms emerge from the deep, dark biosphere

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Life

Me and my microbiome: Rethink bacteria to save lives

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Windows bug-testing software cracks stem cell programs

Technology

Windows bug-testing software cracks stem cell programs

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The father enigma: Why do nature's devoted dads care?

Life

The father enigma: Why do nature's devoted dads care?

Features

Kill shot: Pushing diseases to the edge of eradication

Health

Kill shot: Pushing diseases to the edge of eradication

We obliterated smallpox 35 years ago, so what will it take to wipe other diseases, like polio and HIV, off the face of the planet today?

Features

Earth

Butterflies near salted roads grow larger eyes and muscles

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Life

Food or family? Florida reptiles battle over eggs

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Life

Extreme evolution: How snakes became the über-eater

Features

Life

When trilobites ruled the seas

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