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Jul 24, 2020

Cost of preventing next pandemic 'equal to just 2% of Covid-19 economic damage'

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Jun 01, 2020

Sixth mass extinction of wildlife accelerating, scientists warn

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May 26, 2020

Climate change in deep oceans could be seven times faster by mid-century

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May 15, 2020

Genomic analyses finds that pangolin-CoV-2020 has a high identity with both SARS-CoV-2 and Bat-CoV-RaTG13,the proposed origin of SARS-CoV-2 suggesting that pangolins are natural hosts of Betacoronaviruses

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Apr 09, 2020

New study finds ocean ecosystems likely to collapse in 2020s and land species in 2040s unless global warming stemmed. Ocean ecosystems will be first hit, as the seas have already warmed to an unprecedented extent, and problems such as lack of oxygen

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Apr 05, 2020

Oceans can be restored to former glory within 30 years, say scientists

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Mar 27, 2020

Study tracking 27 previously unfamiliar captive vampire bats for 15 months finds compelling evidence that blood-sucking mammals selectively escalate low-cost grooming before developing higher-cost food-sharing relationships

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Mar 03, 2020

Study finds parrots weigh up probabilities to make decisions; Researchers say it is the first time such skill has been shown outside of humans and great apes

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Feb 28, 2020

World's deepest waters becoming 'ultimate sink' for plastic waste

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Feb 26, 2020

By watching how people handle their food, gulls can work out when there are snacks to be had, new study shows. The findings suggest that gulls take cues from human behavior to help them home in on tasty scraps in the rubbish people leave behind.

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Feb 20, 2020

'Fates of humans and insects intertwined', warn scientists

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Dec 16, 2019

Bad taste in the moth: study reveals insect's chemical defence

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Dec 13, 2019

Harvest mice found thriving 15 years after reintroduction efforts. Volunteers find nests made by descendants of creatures released by student in 2004.

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Dec 12, 2019

Scientists have discovered ancient pieces of amber, dating from about 99m years ago, that contain dinosaur feathers riddled with louse-like insects. One of the feathers even shows signs of having been nibbled. It is the first time feather-eating insects have been discovered from that era.

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Nov 30, 2019

Most dolphins are 'right-handed', say researchers — Bottlenose dolphins found to have an even stronger right-side bias than 90% of humans who are right-handed. The team said the right-side bias might help dolphins swallow food and pick up sensory information.

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Nov 22, 2019

Light pollution is key 'bringer of insect apocalypse'

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Nov 22, 2019

Light pollution is key 'bringer of insect apocalypse'

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Nov 01, 2019

Fishery collapse ‘confirms Silent Spring pesticide prophecy', suggests researchers in new Japanese study in Science, which showed an immediate plunge in insect and plankton numbers after introduction of neonicotinoid pesticides to rice paddies, rapidly followed by the collapse of fish populations.

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Oct 11, 2019

According to the first-ever model examining how nature and humans can survive together, as many as five billion people, particularly in Africa and South Asia, are likely to face shortages of food and clean water in the coming decades as nature declines.

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Oct 11, 2019

Billions face food, water shortages over next 30 years as nature fails - A new model shows which areas of Earth will likely be hit the hardest by the changes caused by human activity, also revealing possible solutions.

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