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by Ellen McNally (15 November 2023) Hummingbirds are typically characterised by being agile, speedy birds reaching speeds of up to...
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Faye Saulsbury19th June, 2022 The discovery was made in Princess Elizabeth Land, the last unsurveyed sector of Antarctica. Professor Martin...
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Ingrid Espinosa15th May, 2022 Building roads and marketplaces to allow easier market access may help African countries beat malnutrition as...
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By Jack Bojan11th February 2022 Imagine a creature that is both hairy like a mammal and scaly like a fish,...
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24th March 2021 You can access the magazine using the reader below or at issuu.com. Alternatively, a pdf of the...
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Leigh West24th December 2020 Children know that the North Pole is home to Santa’s workshop and is bustling during the...
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Moon Bouncing Taken in 2008, this pair of telecommunications masts in downtown Atlanta, USA carry a mix of phone, TV...
3700 years ago, Mount Thera exploded with a force that ruptured the fabric of an entire civilisation. Humans had been...
Storage of larger and larger quantities of data is constantly taking up smaller and smaller amounts of physical space. But...
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James Pope Eight million cows roam Brazil’s Pantanal – the world’s largest wetland – and with all that beef chomping...
Perhaps it’s the recession but British allotments are flourishing in the most recent revival of the community garden. Increasing numbers...
The news has been inundated with talk fear that we are over sexualising our children. But are we as adults...
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a debilitating condition affecting millions everyday. It is estimated that, in the UK, 2% of...
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Andrew Purcell Earlier this month, researchers from New Zealand announced that they had observed wasps lifting up ants and carrying...
Following all the arctic antics and farmyard fun on the blog this week I’m sorry to say that today we turn...
