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Science newsBoring bivalves are much more diverse than non-boring molluscs
A new study reveals that there are many ways these animals bore through solid rock, but a lack of habitat may lock them into an evolutionary dead end.
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Wildlife photographyWildlife Photographer of the Year: Top Tips from Young Minds for a Compassionate World India
Wildlife Photographer of the Year worked with British Council India for a masterclass focusing on conservation, wildlife photography and storytelling for young people.
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Science newsAn expedition explores the seas around remote South Atlantic islands
Museum scientists joined a six-week voyage to understand more about the fragile and rarely studied environments surrounding South Atlantic islands.
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What on Earth?Murder, maggots and forensic entomology
Did you know that flies have been helping us solve crimes for hundreds of years?
