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Humans

Who wore it better? How masks can make you more attractive, or less

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Tom Gauld on penguins that take humans for a ride

Twisteddoodles: The pitfalls of quick-and-dirty pipetting

New penguin colonies not previously known to science have been found in the Antarctic by researchers from Stony Brook University. These include a new gentoo penguin colony never before recorded at Andersson Island, on the east side of the Antarctic Peninsula. This is one of the southmost records for Gentoo penguins breeding on the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula, where until recently it was far too icy for the more temperate Gentoo penguin to successfully raise chicks. Before this discovery, only one solitary Gentoo nest had been found this far south, but researchers have now discovered a colony of 75 gentoo nests.

Life

New colony of gentoo penguins discovered on Antarctic Peninsula

A young boy and his French Bulldog are ready to travel the world. They have put their suitcases on skateboards and are wearing flight goggles, ready to fly to new places and heights. Image taken in Utah, USA.

Do pet dogs truly love us or just experience Stockholm syndrome?

Does the solar system have a frequency and can a gong be tuned to it?

2A1CD56 Placard "Time to panic" on a global climate strike by Brandenburg gate in Berlin

When is the right time to panic? (Part 2)

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Plastic bottle cloches protecting lettuce and pea shoots

Humans

Protect your plants from cold snaps with home-made cloches

Humans

In the wild, robot vacuum cleaners have no natural predators

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Tom Gauld, at home with the unsuspecting hadrons

Twisteddoodles: The inevitable results of acronym overload

Environment

Lithium fields: Beautiful from the air, trouble on the ground

What鈥檚 the best way to store movies and images for the next 100 years?