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Zombie ladybirds and ants

Parasites may generate zombie-like ants and ladybirds.

Implantable fuel cells harvest energy from the brain.

Genetically modified mosquitoes are incapable of transferring the fatal disease.

They may be small, but they outnumber our cells.

A dose of their own poison could control these pests.

Scientists have found nanoparticles inside moon bubbles.

Psychoactive chemicals in drinking water cause genetic changes in fish similar to those associated with autism.

The behavioural immune system acts as a smoke detector by signalling the body to prepare for disease.

Researchers suggest our bodies need two litres of fluid per day, rather than two litres of water specifically.

Researchers are looking at the club of the Peacock mantis shrimp as inspiration for designing strong materials.