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NewsOldest known mammal tooth cavities offer glimpse of the world 54 million years ago
Our ancient relatives had a sweet tooth, researchers have found, after uncovering the oldest-known mammalian cavities.
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What on Earth?Mutualism: eight examples of species that work together to get ahead
In nature, species will sometimes form unexpectedly close bonds and work to their mutual benefit.
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NewsGuillemots dying in 'unprecedented' numbers off the UK coast
Concerns have been raised after reports of 'unprecedented' deaths amongst guillemots in the north of the UK.
17 September 2021 -
NewsAnimals 'shapeshifting' to adapt to rising temperatures
Animals are 'shapeshifting' as the planet warms, as limbs, ears and beaks change size to adapt to rising temperatures.
16 September 2021
