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Outback palms may have been introduced by humans

An ancient plant may have been carried to Palm Valley by humans.

Benthic foraminifera

This foram survived a mass extinction event, only to disappear nine million years later.

Evolving planets constantly bombarded

Asteroids suggest that new planets often get a bumpy ride.

Spider silk: a new superconductor

This super strong, stretchy fibre is capable of much more than just catching flies.

Immortal worms defy aging

Forget botox injections and age-defying creams, a species of flatworm may hold the key to looking young forever.

Which animal’s DNA differs the most from human DNA?

Making a genetic comparison between species is almost impossible.

Evolutionary leap caused by 10 billion humans

A new evolutionary leap will occur by 2100, and Dr Henrik Frystacki tells you why.

Breaking up helps coral reproduction

Corals can reproduce in different ways on dark, stormy nights.

Thickest parts of Arctic ice cap melting faster

NASA scientists reveal that the oldest, thickest sea ice is disappearing at a faster rate than the younger and thinner ice.

Tyrannosaurus rex’s killer smile

Scientists have examined T. rex’s dangerous dentures and powerful bite.

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