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Underwater noise pollution is causing turtles to experience hearing loss, scientists say

Turtles may be more sensitive to sound than previously understood, researchers say

Archaeologists unearth evidence of ‘innovative’ Stone Age culture from 40,000 years ago in China

People of ancient culture demonstrated ‘complex technical system’ for transforming raw materials, scientists say

Are mosquitoes drawn to certain colours?

A new study has examined some of the factors that affect the insects’ choice of hosts – and its findings could potentially help us to reduce the risk of being bitten, Cassandra Edmunds writes

Tyrannosaurus Rex may have been three different species – not just the T.Rex

Tyrannosaurus had a massive head and tremendous bite strength, walked on two strong legs, and had puny arms with just two fingers

14 Takeaways From The Latest U.N. Study On Climate Change’s Deadly Toll

Humanity is starting to adapt to climate change, but it's woefully insufficient, and in some cases, making things worse. But there are clear ways to bend the curve.

‘My Octopus Teacher’ Was Mesmerizing But There’s 1 Thing That Deeply Troubled Me

As a dive master, I just couldn't stop thinking about the potentially dangerous message viewers might take away from the Oscar-winning film.

Scientists identify hundreds of nutrient-rich edible plants with untapped potential to treat vitamin deficiencies

These plants could represent a major food source for the future, scientists say

Earliest evidence of ear surgery found in 5,300-year-old skull by archaeologists

Study suggests patient may have survived surgical intervention, at least for a few months

Life really does flash before our eyes at point of death, landmark study suggests

First-of-a-kind brain scans of dying person indicate they may have been making ‘last recall of life’, scientists say

How dangerous is Nasa’s plan to destroy the International Space Station?

Originally commissioned for a 15-year lifespan, the ISS is outliving all expectations, but eventually what went up will have to come down, writes Heather Muir

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