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Human noise pollution drives monkeys to rely on communication by scent [933d]
'Dark earth' made by Amazon farmers stores carbon for centuries [934d]
Corkscrew-shaped microbot could use sound to spiral through human body [934d]
Suppressing worrying thoughts may improve our mental health [934d]
Prehistoric people in Spain may have made tools from human bones [934d]
Painting at the top of Mont Blanc [934d]
To improve mental health, we must do more than just raise awareness [934d]
The easy trick to evenly cut a pizza into 5, 7 or any number of slices [934d]
Starfield review: Too much AI-generated content makes for a dull game [934d]
AI is evolving for its own benefit, not ours [934d]
The Deadly Rise of Anti-science review: The personal cost of research [934d]
When nature gives people the 'ick' [934d]
The Naked Neanderthal review: Looking for the real Neanderthals [934d]
Rishi Sunak's weakening of UK net-zero policy is an unhelpful delay [934d]
Holly tree species not seen by scientists in 200 years reappears [934d]
Earliest evidence of buildings made from wood is 476,000 years old [934d]
Brain damage linked to schizophrenia may spread as condition develops [934d]
Silkworms genetically engineered to produce pure spider silk [934d]
Dark stars: Have we finally found a weird sun powered by dark matter? [934d]
How dark matter-powered stars could solve a huge cosmological puzzle [934d]
UK's Online Safety Bill to become law, but can it be enforced? [934d]
Vaccine that erases immune memory may help treat multiple sclerosis [934d]
The entire brain may be involved in language, not just a few regions [934d]
Watch a cyborg cockroach navigate a maze [934d]
Stick insects that are normally asexual may occasionally have sex [934d]