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Two interesting new uses for poop - Cosmos
Scientists have discovered two, er, interesting things animals do with poop – in both cases, not their own.
Acid, wasabi, chillies: mole-rats don't care - Cosmos
Several species of African rodent display remarkable insensitivity to pain, hinting at new ways to manage it in humans. Paul Biegler reports.
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NatureWrap: New to the tree of life - Cosmos
Pictured above is Hippocampus nalu, Africa's first and only-known pygmy seahorse and one of 213 newly described plant and animal species added to the tree of
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Chimps share tools when tasks gets tough - Cosmos
Wild chimpanzees are more likely to share termite gathering tools with novices when the task involves greater complexity, according to a study published in the journal Proceedings of theNational ...
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