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W982GH --FILE--Female giant panda Tian Tian, or Sweetie, eats bamboo at the YaAn Bifengxia Base of China Conservation and Research Centre for the Giant Panda

Life

Giant pandas more likely to reject cubs after artificial insemination

Conservationists have used artificial insemination to help increase giant panda populations, but figures from decades of births show that panda mothers are less likely to care for cubs born this way

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Hibernating thirteen-lined ground squirrel

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Hibernating ground squirrels recycle urine to maintain their muscles

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Largest ever fish colony hosts 100 billion eggs under Antarctic ice

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Largest ever fish colony hosts 100 billion eggs under Antarctic ice

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Bottlenose dolphins swim off the coast of South Carolina

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What dolphins reveal about the evolution of the clitoris

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Beth Singler

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Beth Singler: Don't fear AI itself, but corporations using algorithms

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Beth Singler

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Beth Singler interview: The dangers of treating AI like a god

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Purple-crowned fairy-wrens

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Fairywren birds can nest out of breeding season to boost numbers

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The Woebot Labs Inc. application is demonstrated for a photograph in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Friday, July 7, 2017. Woebot Labs develops health care software which offers a platform that makes therapy accessible and stigma-free for patient suffering from anxiety, depression, and mental health issues. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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I bonded with a quirky robot after chatting to it about my fears

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BAHTKK Greater bilby, Macrotis lagotis scavenging at night. Image shot 03/2009. Exact date unknown.

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Australia’s bilbies and bettongs bounce back in predator-free areas

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Archerfish

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Archerfish prove they can count by spitting at computer screens

Previous research has suggested that fish have an innate sense of numbers, but critics say these experiments aren't the final word. Now, a new study has shown that archerfish really can count

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Mind

Meet the scientists who perform magic tricks on birds

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Life

Young male elephants rein in aggression if older males are nearby

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Life

Dogs notice when computer animations violate Newton’s laws of physics

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Life

Turkeys with pale plumage are more fearful than dark-feathered birds

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