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If humans stopped taking honey from all beehives, how would this affect the world...

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Here's my nuptial gift, a dead planthopper – now can we mate?

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Here's my nuptial gift, a dead planthopper – now can we mate?

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Drop the proteins – alien life might be radically different

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Drop the proteins – alien life might be radically different

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The first fish seen leaping out of water to attack prey from air

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The first fish seen leaping out of water to attack prey from air

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Growing corals turn water more acidic without suffering damage

Growing corals turn water more acidic without suffering damage

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Divide and rule

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Divide and rule

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Free-diver enlisted to help tag twitchy hammerhead sharks

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Free-diver enlisted to help tag twitchy hammerhead sharks

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Long in the tooth

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Mystery microbes in our gut could be a whole new form of life

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Mystery microbes in our gut could be a whole new form of life

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World's most elusive shark found and tagged for the first time

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World's most elusive shark found and tagged for the first time

The speartooth shark is endangered and no adult had ever been seen before. Now two have been tagged, making it easier to work out how to protect them

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Microscopic cage for light traps photons but lets fluids through

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Sniff test

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Fritillary flitter

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Why insects are the real rulers of the world

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