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Scientists identify iridescence in golden moles

The bright hairs of these blind moles aren’t used to attract mates.

Nemo’s days are numbered

Ocean’s growing carbon dioxide levels may threaten coral fish

Stem cells could save snow leopards

Scientists have produced stem cells from the tissue of an adult snow leopard.

Fruit flies watch the sky to stay on course

A fruit fly suspended in a magnetic field alters its flight path depending on cues it receives from light polarisation.

Sydney whales not bothered by whale watchers

Migrating humpback whales are more likely to stay breathing on the surface when vessels are around.

The all-time diva of flies

Taxonomy immortalises Beyonce.

Biofuel research given a boost by cyanobacteria

The discovery of how cyanobacteria really produce energy is expected to help scientists manufacture biofuels.

Fire regimes threaten mistletoe

Mistletoe in the Pilbara could be facing regional extinction.

New species discovered

California Academy of Sciences described 140 new species in 2011, spanning six continents and three oceans.

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