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After one wolf killed 26 sheep Dutch farmers worry about installing costly electric fencing.
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Researchers have found that the algae living in coral reefs may have evolved 160 million years ago.
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Primate brain study reveals a "wiring" key to our ability to talk.
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Cheap, flexible solar panels could become a reality as organics achieve the same power efficiency as silicon.
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A mother whale is still carrying her baby's body more than two weeks after it died.
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A pair have been spotted breeding at the Bedfordshire site for the first time in 45 years.
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A woman passionate about insects and photography shares images of some of Scotland's colourful bug life.
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Nasa's Parker Solar Probe will get closer to our star than any other in history.
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Researchers say that contacting people "out of your league", can be a successful online dating strategy.
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Newly discovered trick used by viruses makes them more dangerous.
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Two animals died and 14 people were injured after hailstones reported to be the size of baseballs hit a zoo in Colorado.
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The last month has seen deadly wildfires, monsoon rains and droughts hit several countries.
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After walking past bags of rubbish in Oxford, artist Simon Mandarino decided to illustrate the issue in a rather more visual way.
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Researchers warn that even limited climate warming could trigger conditions not seen in a million years.
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When the Bloodhound supersonic car attempts to break the land speed record, managing heat around the vehicle is going to be important.
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The majority of plastic containers used for yoghurts, ice cream, ready meals and fruit end up in landfill.
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They will be aboard the first US flights to the International Space Station since the shuttle programme ended.
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The US space agency assigns the first men and women to fly on commercial rockets and capsules.
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The first long-term residents of Stonehenge, along with the first stones, arrived about 5,000 years ago.
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Scientists have successfully transplanted a bioengineered lung into a pig.
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Drones are now delivering pesticides, fertilisers and crop monitoring to farms around the world.
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A new study has shown that small height evolved twice in humans on the Indonesian island of Flores.
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The man who took a shark from an aquarium in Texas, US said he did it because 'it needed help'.
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Faced with a glorious spectrum of colour, songbirds, just like humans, look for the big picture.
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This photo time-lapse was taken from the International Space Station of a single orbital sunrise over Earth.
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The first long-term residents of Stonehenge came from west Wales, a study suggests.
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Researchers uncover a little known source of climate warming gases coming from plastic waste.
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It's Europe's busiest airport but why is Heathrow also a magnet for hot weather?
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The vast majority of lemur species, unique primates found only in Madagascar, are on the brink of extinction, say scientists.
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Breakthroughs in satellite imaging are helping scientists in Scotland better understand wildfires in real time.
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The Cambridge professor loses his 14-carat gold medal in Brazil minutes after receiving it.
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One of the most prestigious prizes in mathematics are awarded at a ceremony in Brazil.
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The world's largest island ran over Iceland's volcanic hotspot and has the rocky scar to prove it.
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Researchers are feeding genetically modified crops to farmed salmon to see if it boosts their nutritional value.
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Researchers are feeding farmed salmon a genetically modified plant to see if it boosts omega-3 levels.
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Social media users turn on supermarket giant Coles for "caving in" to "tantrums" over reusable bags.
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Despite a wet summer, 2017 was one of the warmest years according to Met Office records dating back to 1910.
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The world's largest colony, in the Indian Ocean, has shrunk 90% over 30 years, research suggests.
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Professor Tim Cockerill from the University of South Wales explains where we might encounter snakes in the hot weather
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During the total eclipse, Earth's natural satellite turned a striking shade of red or ruddy brown.
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There's some chemistry to the pleasant smell of rain after a long, dry spell.
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The Europe-wide heatwave is an unambiguous signal of climate change, say researchers.
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Friday night's lunar eclipse will last longer than any in the 21st Century.
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Researchers have found that only 13% of the world's oceans remain mostly undisturbed by humans.
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The current hot conditions could become the new normal for British summers within 30 years, MPs say.
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The black hole at the centre of our galaxy has helped astronomers confirm a key prediction of Albert Einstein's ideas.
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Want to know why you've had weeks of sleepless nights? The BBC's Science editor looks at the cause of our numerous heatwaves.
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Victoria Gill takes a looks at four key moments in the search for life on the red planet.
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