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Scientists develop printable lasers
Printing your own solar panels or TV screens could be as easy as popping to the local newsagent for some laser ink.
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What do whales and females have in common?
Pilot whales, orcas and humans are the only beings to live long after menopause and scientists have now figured out why.
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NZ glacier melt tips end of ice age
A change in global wind patterns helped melt NZ glaciers and end the Ice Age, scientists report.
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Croc numbers recover
The biggest survey of crocodiles in Queensland has revealed the population is healthy.
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Human bite stronger than apes’
Despite their light skulls, human jaws are stronger than those of their ancient ancestors and ape cousins.
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Different sleep, same process
Despite different needs for sleep, mammals are surprisingly similar in the way their brains control sleep patterns, scientists say.
Wildlife
On the tiger trail
Gaia Vince goes on a tiger tracking tour to spot the world’s largest cat in the wild.
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Tree frogs shake off rivals
Tree frogs use a kind of seismic vibration to shake off unwelcome rivals, new research finds.
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First illustration of Australia’s T.rex cousin revealed
An illustration of Australia’s Tyrannosaurus rex relative has been revealed for the first time.
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More funding needed for thylacine genome
The extinct Tasmanian tiger genome is nearing completion, but the research needs more support, scientists say.