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Cry

Life

The crying game: How tears can work for you

Blubbing isn’t always the sign of weakness it’s made out to be. The challenge is to work out when, how and why giving in to tears can be an advantage

Features

Brian Langerhans

Life

Why I think genitals reveal the universe’s biological diversity

Opinion

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Boost your mental muscle with 20 minutes of exercise

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Life

A crab, shrimp and fish leave their shared home doing the conga

News

Longest-ever period of coral bleaching to extend well into 2017

Life

Longest-ever period of coral bleaching to extend well into 2017

News

Green worms create a superorganism that becomes a giant seaweed

Life

Green worms create a superorganism that becomes a giant seaweed

Regulars

Bat-drone uses shape-shifting wings to skim over water

Life

Bat-drone uses shape-shifting wings to skim over water

News

A doctor takes notes on a clipboard as a patient is receiving treatment in the background

Technology

AI reads doctors' notes to find hidden links in cancer cases

News

Sea snail

Life

Sea butterflies fly underwater just like insects do in the air

News

Ibis plucking fish from water

Life

Bald ibis among wildlife driven to extinction in Syria and Libya

Other casualties of conflicts in the region include Arabian leopards and Mali’s desert elephants, squeezed out and killed by militias and poachers

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Life

First video footage of seal drowning and eating a pup

News

Life

Inside a wasp's head: Here's what it sees to find its way home

News

Life

White shark's diet may include biggest fish of all: whale shark

News

Life

Invasive raccoon dogs harbour parasites that can infect people

News

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