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You Can Be the Solution for Endangered Species
Huffington Post
Ten years ago, the United States Congress declared the first observance of Endangered Species Day -- an opportunity to turn our national attention to the wildlife and wild places that need our help the most. Today, we ponder what our planet might look like if ...
These beautiful animals are 17 of the most critically endangered in the worldIrish Examiner
Celebrate Endangered Species And America's True Conservationists, Not The ...Daily Caller
6 Ways to Celebrate Endangered Species DayTakePart
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Huffington Post
Ten years ago, the United States Congress declared the first observance of Endangered Species Day -- an opportunity to turn our national attention to the wildlife and wild places that need our help the most. Today, we ponder what our planet might look like if ...
These beautiful animals are 17 of the most critically endangered in the world
Celebrate Endangered Species And America's True Conservationists, Not The ...
6 Ways to Celebrate Endangered Species Day
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Physicists prove another piece of Standard Model jigsaw
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After nearly three-decades of searching, scientists have detected a telltale change in a sub-atomic particle, further backing a key theory about the Universe. Researchers at the world's biggest particle collider in CERN said they have observed an extremely ...
Epic study backs key universe theoryThe Japan Times
CERN discovery backs physics' Standard ModelABC Science Online
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After nearly three-decades of searching, scientists have detected a telltale change in a sub-atomic particle, further backing a key theory about the Universe. Researchers at the world's biggest particle collider in CERN said they have observed an extremely ...
Epic study backs key universe theory
CERN discovery backs physics' Standard Model
Huffington Post
We May Have Robot Pets In The Not-So-Distant Future
Huffington Post
For better or worse, robots seem poised to take over all sorts of human jobs in the not-too-distant future -- replacing us in factories and offices and maybe even in the bedroom. And people may not be the only ones facing stiff competition from the cyborgs.
Robot Dogs Will Replace Pets in Super-Dense CitiesGizmodo India
Get ready for robot petsThe Asian Age
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Huffington Post
For better or worse, robots seem poised to take over all sorts of human jobs in the not-too-distant future -- replacing us in factories and offices and maybe even in the bedroom. And people may not be the only ones facing stiff competition from the cyborgs.
Robot Dogs Will Replace Pets in Super-Dense Cities
Get ready for robot pets
Irish Examiner
Dead as a dodo? Over a quarter of Brits don't think the flightless bird is extinct yet
Irish Examiner
Despite the common saying, a new survey by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has found that a quarter of those polled didn't think the dodo was quite as dead as its proverbial fame suggests. Dead as a dodo? Over a quarter of Brits don. It was just one result in ...
Admit it, were you one of the quarter of Brits who thought this still existed?Grimsby Telegraph
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Irish Examiner
Despite the common saying, a new survey by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has found that a quarter of those polled didn't think the dodo was quite as dead as its proverbial fame suggests. Dead as a dodo? Over a quarter of Brits don. It was just one result in ...
Admit it, were you one of the quarter of Brits who thought this still existed?
News Tonight Africa
University student creates cookery kit to cook insects
News Tonight Africa
AnEdinburgh student has developed a cookery kit in order to encourage people to eat insects, which is a part of a meal in many parts of the world. Experts pointed out that beetles, caterpillars and grasshoppers are a part of staple food in several nations ...
“Entopod” could help make insects the food of the futureNew Food (press release)
Cookery Kit By Scottish Student Encourages People To Include Insects In Their ...International Business Times
Insect cookery kit makes Edinburgh Napier university degree showBBC News
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News Tonight Africa
AnEdinburgh student has developed a cookery kit in order to encourage people to eat insects, which is a part of a meal in many parts of the world. Experts pointed out that beetles, caterpillars and grasshoppers are a part of staple food in several nations ...
“Entopod” could help make insects the food of the future
Cookery Kit By Scottish Student Encourages People To Include Insects In Their ...
Insect cookery kit makes Edinburgh Napier university degree show
State Column
Robotic octopus arms: the latest in "soft" technology
State Column
This prototype robotic arm moves like an octopus, but it could change surgery as we know it. The BioRobotics Institute in Italy has released a prototype of a robotic arm inspired by the octopus. Scientists hope the design may one day lead to less-invasive ...
Out on a limb: Octopus inspires medical roboticsThe Star Online
Octopus inspires medical roboticsThe Nation
Octopus tentacles inspire new robotic arm for surgeryIrish Times
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State Column
This prototype robotic arm moves like an octopus, but it could change surgery as we know it. The BioRobotics Institute in Italy has released a prototype of a robotic arm inspired by the octopus. Scientists hope the design may one day lead to less-invasive ...
Out on a limb: Octopus inspires medical robotics
Octopus inspires medical robotics
Octopus tentacles inspire new robotic arm for surgery
Siliconrepublic.com
Bitcoin in space: Spacechain world's first decentralised space agency
Siliconrepublic.com
Bitnation, an organisation working with bitcoin, has decided that now is the time to highlight the virtues of decentralisation, with Spacechain to expand the human race throughout the universe. Based off the organisation's virtues of decentralisation and ...
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Bitnation, an organisation working with bitcoin, has decided that now is the time to highlight the virtues of decentralisation, with Spacechain to expand the human race throughout the universe. Based off the organisation's virtues of decentralisation and ...
The Independent
Tens of thousands of bees invade the Surrey town of Farnham in 'biblical' swarm ...
The Independent
In Ancient Egypt, it was crop-destroying of locusts. In 17th century London, it was rats carrying the plague. Now Farnham, Surrey, has been hit with its own “biblical" animal invasion after tens of thousands of bees converged on the town on Monday afternoon.
Swarm of bees 'turned the sky black' in British townUPI.com
Swarm of bees turns sky black in FarnhamGet Surrey
'Biblical' swarm of bees sweeps through Surrey townYahoo News UK
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The Independent
In Ancient Egypt, it was crop-destroying of locusts. In 17th century London, it was rats carrying the plague. Now Farnham, Surrey, has been hit with its own “biblical" animal invasion after tens of thousands of bees converged on the town on Monday afternoon.
Swarm of bees 'turned the sky black' in British town
Swarm of bees turns sky black in Farnham
'Biblical' swarm of bees sweeps through Surrey town
Irish Examiner
Scientists unravel mystery of the dress
NEWS.com.au
IT was a brain teaser that took the internet by storm and led people to doubt the colours in front of their eyes. FOR some, the stripes of #TheDress were blue and black, for others gold and white. Yet the original photo, posted on the Tumblr social media site in ...
Science explains how time spent outdoors colors your view of #thedressLos Angeles Times
What we can learn from #thedressStuff.co.nz
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NEWS.com.au
IT was a brain teaser that took the internet by storm and led people to doubt the colours in front of their eyes. FOR some, the stripes of #TheDress were blue and black, for others gold and white. Yet the original photo, posted on the Tumblr social media site in ...
Science explains how time spent outdoors colors your view of #thedress
What we can learn from #thedress
The Guardian
Opah, the world's first warm-blooded fish species, flaps fins to generate heat
The Guardian
Opah are found in waters off the US, Australia and several other countries. Photograph: Ralph Pace/NOAA. Oliver Milman · @olliemilman. Thursday 14 May 2015 23.31 EDT Last modified on Thursday 14 May 2015 23.33 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on ...
Deep in the ocean, a warm-blooded fishLos Angeles Times
Scientists Discover the First Fully Warm-Blooded FishTIME
First warm-blooded fish identifiedUSA TODAY
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The Guardian
Opah are found in waters off the US, Australia and several other countries. Photograph: Ralph Pace/NOAA. Oliver Milman · @olliemilman. Thursday 14 May 2015 23.31 EDT Last modified on Thursday 14 May 2015 23.33 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on ...
Deep in the ocean, a warm-blooded fish
Scientists Discover the First Fully Warm-Blooded Fish
First warm-blooded fish identified
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