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Orcas groom each other with tools made of kelp

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Decoding whale language - they use vowels like humans?

Is it really cheaper to grow your own fruit and vegetables?

Why heatwaves are 20x more likely to happen now

First skull of mysterious human ancestor discovered

How doomed polar explorer inspired best selling sci-fi romantic thriller 'The Ministry of Time'

How accurate is Silent Witness, according to a forensic expert?

The world’s fastest telescope - and its epic plan for spacetime

Florian Neukart: 'Does space-time remember?'

Mind-reading AI turns paralysed man's brainwaves into instant speech

How drones are reshaping warfare forever

Storm-chasing meteorologists collect extreme hail for scientific study

How the Vera Rubin Observatory will transform astronomy

Centuries-old painting restored using a digital mask in hours

Frogs made with cyborg brains…are humans next?

Amsterdam's brick-laying robot is helping city become fully circular

First ever look at Sun's south poles

'Zombie' fungi and poo-smelling stinkhorns: Inside the world's most important fungi collection

Forensic biologist busts TV cop drama myths

Scientists shocked by superorganism formed from thousands of worms

How repairable solar panels are helping to drive Amsterdam's circular economy

How your brain distinguishes between reality and imagination

Why you don't need to worry about 'over-potting' your plants

There’s $1 trillion of platinum on the moon - who will mine it first?

How Amsterdam is solving its urban food waste problem

Living towers of worms observed in nature for the first time

How scientists created the world's smallest violin

Cockatoos have learned to use public drinking fountains in Australia

How Amsterdam's floating curtain system prevents plastic from entering the sea

Dinosaur's water-loving nature brought to life in BBC show

How AI threatens truth and democracy

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Never before seen details in the sun's atmosphere

How Amsterdam will transform into a circular city by 2050

Does Bones accurately portray forensic anthropology? Or push artistic licence too far?

Why are Homo sapiens the only species of human left?

Liquid shaker experiment explores how particles came into existence

T Rex vs Triceratops. How Walking with Dinosaurs uses scientifically grounded artistic licence

How aeroponics could reduce the carbon costs of farming

Does milk make a good fertiliser for your houseplants?

AI garden at Chelsea Flower Show brings visitors closer to nature

Are smartphones really causing mental illness in teens?

Can training your sense of smell help reverse cognitive decline?

How sci-fi writer Larry Niven came up with the idea for Ringworld

Did Larry Niven write The Ringworld Engineers to set the record straight?

Jack Black’s Year One explores human history, but what year are we talking about?

How gas distribution influences the formation of stars

What bath tub black holes can tell us about quantum physics

How atomic clocks measure time more accurately

Capuchin monkeys are abducting other species’ babies

Larry Niven recommends his books based on the readers personality

Liquid physics: Inside the lab making black hole analogues on Earth

Larry Niven: I'd be ready to meet a Pierson's puppeteer or a Motie mediator

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An interview with Larry Niven – Ringworld author and sci-fi legend

Is China becoming the global climate leader?