Irish Examiner
Believe it or not, humans would have chicken brains (literally) if it weren't ...
Irish Examiner
We kid you not, researchers believe the reason why the human brain is much more powerful than a chicken is all down to a single molecular event. Losing a tiny fragment of protein is thought to have spurred the evolution of the complex mammalian central ...
Of course humans are smarter than chickens. But now scientists know why.Christian Science Monitor
Why we're smarter than CHICKENS: Loss of a protein fragment led to a superior ...Daily Mail
A Single Protein In The Brain Could Be The Reason We're The Smartest Animals ...Medical Daily
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Irish Examiner
We kid you not, researchers believe the reason why the human brain is much more powerful than a chicken is all down to a single molecular event. Losing a tiny fragment of protein is thought to have spurred the evolution of the complex mammalian central ...
Of course humans are smarter than chickens. But now scientists know why.
Why we're smarter than CHICKENS: Loss of a protein fragment led to a superior ...
A Single Protein In The Brain Could Be The Reason We're The Smartest Animals ...
Her.ie
This Is NOT A Drill: Spiders The Size Of Mice Are Set to Invade Your Home
Her.ie
In news that proves nightmares can come true, spiders the size of mice are set to invade homes in the UK and Ireland over the coming weeks. The unwelcome eight-legged visitors have now gotten a lot bigger, and thanks to the wet spring and warm summer, ...
Spiders the size of MICE could soon invade Welsh homes, experts warnWalesOnline
Your photos of giant spiders spotted in North East homes and gardensChronicleLive
Giant spiders as big as MICE set to invade Greater Manchester homes in coming ...Manchester Evening News
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Western Gazette
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Her.ie
In news that proves nightmares can come true, spiders the size of mice are set to invade homes in the UK and Ireland over the coming weeks. The unwelcome eight-legged visitors have now gotten a lot bigger, and thanks to the wet spring and warm summer, ...
Spiders the size of MICE could soon invade Welsh homes, experts warn
Your photos of giant spiders spotted in North East homes and gardens
Giant spiders as big as MICE set to invade Greater Manchester homes in coming ...
Quartz
Once dead, London's Thames river is now teeming with seals, porpoises, and ...
Quartz
In 1957, the Thames—the huge river that flows though the city of London—was declared biologically dead. And for most of London's history, its river has been more of a hazard than a habitat. Effluent from Victorian sewers flowed into it. Chemicals ...
Want to see some seals? Head to Canary WharfThe Guardian
Seals, whales and porpoises regularly spotted in the Thames, survey revealsTelegraph.co.uk
Marine mammals set up camp in Thames River once againRedOrbit
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Quartz
In 1957, the Thames—the huge river that flows though the city of London—was declared biologically dead. And for most of London's history, its river has been more of a hazard than a habitat. Effluent from Victorian sewers flowed into it. Chemicals ...
Want to see some seals? Head to Canary Wharf
Seals, whales and porpoises regularly spotted in the Thames, survey reveals
Marine mammals set up camp in Thames River once again
Huffington Post UK
Life On Earth Began With Comets, Scientists Say As New Research Emerges
Huffington Post UK
Scientists have used a series of lab-based experiments to show how comets could have kickstarted life on earth through. In a study published by Geochemical Journal, researchers from the Nagoya University in Japan showed how the impact of a comet could ...
Comet Impacts Could Have Helped Create Life on EarthNewsweek
Did comets bring life to Earth?Times of Malta
Comet impacts cook up 'soup of life'BBC News
Softpedia News
Focus News
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Huffington Post UK
Scientists have used a series of lab-based experiments to show how comets could have kickstarted life on earth through. In a study published by Geochemical Journal, researchers from the Nagoya University in Japan showed how the impact of a comet could ...
Comet Impacts Could Have Helped Create Life on Earth
Did comets bring life to Earth?
Comet impacts cook up 'soup of life'
Irish Times
Do not adjust sets: July the world's warmest month ever
Irish Times
July was the world's warmest month ever in records going back to 1880, the National Centers for Environmental Information said. Combined land and sea temperatures were 0.81 degrees above the 20th century average, according to a statement from the ...
July was warmest month in records going back to 1880Stuff.co.nz
July was hottest month in records since 1880Gulf Today
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Irish Times
July was the world's warmest month ever in records going back to 1880, the National Centers for Environmental Information said. Combined land and sea temperatures were 0.81 degrees above the 20th century average, according to a statement from the ...
July was warmest month in records going back to 1880
July was hottest month in records since 1880
NBCNews.com
Epic selfie taken by The Curiosity rover during Mars mountain trip
The Market Business
NASA's Curiosity rover captured a glorious selfie on Mars this month, shortly before resuming its trek up a huge mountain. The vehicle snapped several low-angle shots with the camera at the end of its robotic arm on August 5 at a site called Marias ...
Curiosity Snaps Stunning One of a Kind Belly Selfie At Buckskin Mountain Base ...Universe Today
Epic selfies taken by Curiosity rover during Mars mountain tripNewsQuench
Curiosity Rover's new selfie shows injured wheelTechnoBuffalo
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The Market Business
NASA's Curiosity rover captured a glorious selfie on Mars this month, shortly before resuming its trek up a huge mountain. The vehicle snapped several low-angle shots with the camera at the end of its robotic arm on August 5 at a site called Marias ...
Curiosity Snaps Stunning One of a Kind Belly Selfie At Buckskin Mountain Base ...
Epic selfies taken by Curiosity rover during Mars mountain trip
Curiosity Rover's new selfie shows injured wheel
NBCNews.com
No asteroid threat to Earth, says Nasa
Times of India
WASHINGTON: Nasa has rubbished claims that a devastating asteroid will hit Earth sometime between September 15 and 28, saying there is not one shred of evidence on it till now. One of the numerous recent blogs and web postings doing the rounds claim ...
NASA confirms world will not end by asteroid strike in SeptemberABC Online
No asteroid threatening to hit Earth next month: NASAFinancial Express
NASA: Earth not facing threat from asteroidCNN
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: Nasa has rubbished claims that a devastating asteroid will hit Earth sometime between September 15 and 28, saying there is not one shred of evidence on it till now. One of the numerous recent blogs and web postings doing the rounds claim ...
NASA confirms world will not end by asteroid strike in September
No asteroid threatening to hit Earth next month: NASA
NASA: Earth not facing threat from asteroid
Newsweek
China's Pollution Overestimated by Large Margin for Years, Study Says
Newsweek
The new calculation was based on analysis of China's coal—it turns out it produces up to 40 percent less carbon pollution as it burns. Reuters. Filed Under: Tech & Science, China, Climate Change. China is the biggest carbon emitter in the world, but ...
China's emissions may be 14% lower than feared, research findsIrish Times
China's CO2 levels may be overstatedThe Straits Times
China's carbon dioxide emissions may be lower than experts thoughtTODAYonline
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Newsweek
The new calculation was based on analysis of China's coal—it turns out it produces up to 40 percent less carbon pollution as it burns. Reuters. Filed Under: Tech & Science, China, Climate Change. China is the biggest carbon emitter in the world, but ...
China's emissions may be 14% lower than feared, research finds
China's CO2 levels may be overstated
China's carbon dioxide emissions may be lower than experts thought
Christian Science Monitor
Humans are now 'super predators,' and that's a problem, study says
Christian Science Monitor
Humans are throwing ecosystems out of whack by not only killing a large number of animals, but by killing adults and top carnivores in particular, a study suggests. One answer is to act more like animal predators.
Humans are unsustainable super-predators, UVic scientists sayVancouver Sun (blog)
Humans are 'wickedly efficient super-predators'Dispatch Times
Ecologists Make the Best Argument for Eating the Youth Since “A Modest Proposal”The Hullabaloo Online
Sentinel Republic
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Christian Science Monitor
Humans are throwing ecosystems out of whack by not only killing a large number of animals, but by killing adults and top carnivores in particular, a study suggests. One answer is to act more like animal predators.
Humans are unsustainable super-predators, UVic scientists say
Humans are 'wickedly efficient super-predators'
Ecologists Make the Best Argument for Eating the Youth Since “A Modest Proposal”
CBC.ca
Further investigation planned in whale deaths in Alaska
Washington Post
JUNEAU, Alaska — A federal agency announced plans Thursday for a more intense investigation into what caused the deaths of 30 large whales in the western Gulf of Alaska since May. NOAA Fisheries declared the deaths an “unusual mortality event,” ...
What's killing whales off BC-Alaska coast?CBC.ca
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Washington Post
JUNEAU, Alaska — A federal agency announced plans Thursday for a more intense investigation into what caused the deaths of 30 large whales in the western Gulf of Alaska since May. NOAA Fisheries declared the deaths an “unusual mortality event,” ...
What's killing whales off BC-Alaska coast?
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