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Feeling animals' pain

In Second Nature, Jonathan Balcombe shows that animals experience the world as richly as us and may well feel and suffer more intensely than we do

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Kees van Deemter: The importance of being vague

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The mysterious case of the frogs' legs

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A defuser's guide to the population explosion

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Extreme physics and the ends of the earth

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Night at the museum

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A gigantic, muddled, jigsaw-puzzle view of science

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Explosive vomit and skin eruptions: arsenic's heyday

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Humans

Words set to music, with a few notes missing

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The mystery of the silent aliens

As SETI approaches its 50th anniversary, three books tackle the question of why we have not yet found evidence of alien intelligence

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The injustice of Henrietta's immortality

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The Hipparcos chronicles: Star-mapping survivor

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Requiem for a green, wooded land despoiled by mining

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Jon Adams: The robots' book club

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