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Urban Nature Project receives £3.2 million from the National Lottery Heritage Fund
£3.2 million will go towards revamping green space around the Museum
29 June 2021 -
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Australian rodent thought to be extinct is found alive on desert island
Gould's field mouse, a small rodent native to Australia, is not extinct as previously thought. It is alive and well living under a different name.
28 June 2021 -
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Ancient skull from China could be new human species, Dragon Man
A huge skull found in China represents a new sister lineage for Homo sapiens.
25 June 2021 -
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Colombia has the most butterflies in the world, for now
In a titanic effort spanning many years, a team of butterfly experts have listed the butterflies found in Colombia to date.
24 June 2021 -
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Duchess of Cambridge visits the Museum's Wildlife Garden
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Museum to hear how the Urban Nature Project will inspire the next generation to care for the nature that surrounds them.
24 June 2021 -
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First ever DNA recovered from extinct miniature elephants of Sicily
Over the past few hundreds of thousands of years Sicily was home to two different miniature elephants.
18 June 2021 -
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Giant egg of extinct miniature emu discovered in Australia
It is the only known King Island emu egg in the world.
1 June 2021