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How to master your habits and take control of your life

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How to master your habits and take control of your life

Habits rule our daily lives, but understanding how they become ingrained in the brain could help you nail the habits you want to keep and drop the ones you don't

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Your gut's trick for controlling the bacteria that live in it

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Shark virgin births seen in two generations for the first time

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Shark virgin births seen in two generations for the first time

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Male spiders lure aggressive females with peek-a-boo paddle game

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Male spiders lure aggressive females with peek-a-boo paddle game

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Moonlight helps plankton escape predators during Arctic winters

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Moonlight helps plankton escape predators during Arctic winters

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Busting the baby brain myth: Why motherhood makes minds sharper

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Strangers within: Meet the other humans who live in your body

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Strangers within: Meet the other humans who live in your body

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Lake shawls

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Farting plants have a built-in stink bomb that deters predators

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Farting plants have a built-in stink bomb that deters predators

Plants may be better at sensing their surroundings than we thought, with the roots of the Mimosa kicking up a real stink when they sense a potential threat

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Elusive narwhal babies spotted gathering at Canadian nursery

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Polar wildlife under threat as ice melts and makes seas brighter

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Taboo shouldn't stop us from postponing the menopause

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Mining the hidden treasure of the world's unknown bacteria

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