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All the latest from newscientist.com: sea-level rise locked in, first visit to Pluto, colossal squid, Tim Hunt, crabs that accessorise, and more

Soft robot tentacle can lasso an ant without harming it
It鈥檚 not just insect rodeos they鈥檙e useful for. Miniature tentacles that can grasp tiny, delicate objects could be a boon to scaled-down surgery

Colossal squid vs huge toothfish 鈥 clash of the deep-sea titans
The kraken-like colossal squid鈥檚 life is shrouded in mystery, but now we know it has a vicious nemesis that may also be its main prey

Zoologger: Decorator crabs accessorise to avoid being eaten
Some crabs鈥 fashion sense is all about not being noticed, while others dress to deter predatory passers-by

Our exploration of the solar system is just getting started
Pluto might be the final stop on NASA鈥檚 Grand Tour, but our visit marks the start of a new wave of exploration of the myriad worlds in our neighbourhood

Kevin Spacey CGI puppet recreated using paparazzi shots
From Barack Obama to Kevin Spacey, cheap, controllable CGI models of famous people鈥檚 faces can now be created in 3D using publicly available photos online

First visit to Pluto could rewrite the solar system鈥檚 story
Rivers of neon, geysers of nitrogen, an oddly giant moon: the New Horizons probe promises revealing spectacles 鈥 and insights into deep solar system history

What Nobel winner Tim Hunt鈥檚 sexist outburst actually tells us
Biochemist Tim Hunt suggests gender-segregated labs, so the men aren鈥檛 distracted by the tearful 鈥済irls鈥. What was he thinking, wonders Debora MacKenzie

Latest numbers show at least 5 metres sea-level rise locked in
It鈥檚 too late to stop the seas rising at least 5 metres and only fast, drastic action will avert a 20-metre rise, 快猫短视频 calculates based on recent studies