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Is this why you continue to get bitten? Bloodthirsty mosquitoes can smell humans even when wearing repellant since they have several ways of sensing body odor.
Do you still find yourself covered with mosquito bites during the summer, even applying insect repellent? Scientists may have discovered ...
Alerts for sewage contamination have been issued for nearly 50 beaches in England and Wales.
Nearly fifty beaches in England and Wales have been issued pollution alerts after untreated sewage was released into the sea ...
Wakehurst, in Sussex, unveils its “future-proofed” American prairie grassland.
Wakehurst, which promotes itself as “Kew Gardens’ wild garden in the country,” has taken decisive measures to future-proof its 535 ...
Xiaomi introduces a $104,000 humanoid robot that can recognize 45 emotions weeks before Tesla’s Optimus bot.
Since ‘Ex Machina’ and ‘I, Robot,’ humanoid robots have been a hallmark of science fiction movies. Now, lifelike robots are ...
Fossilized remnants of a never-before-seen armored dinosaur the size of a CAT are uncovered in Argentina.
In Argentina, the fossilized remains of a hitherto unknown armored dinosaur the size of a house cat have been discovered. ...
South Staffordshire Water says it was hacked and extorted.
The parent firm of Cambridge Water and South Staffs Water emphasizes that it continues to provide consumers with clean drinking ...
Apple requires its employees to be in the workplace for the majority of the week.
A previous attempt by the iPhone manufacturer to return employees to the office in June 2021 was blocked by another ...
The ‘amazing’ bionic hand may be upgraded from anywhere with new movements.
A former Paralympian has been fitted with a bionic hand that can be updated from anywhere in the globe with ...
PAYING farmers to restore natural habitats on England’s least productive farmland may cut carbon emissions and boost bird numbers by 50%.
A new analysis suggests that paying farmers to restore natural habitats on England’s least productive agricultural land might increase farmers’ ...
Coastal ocean currents might melt Antarctica’s ice shelf 40% FASTER than expected.
As a result of coastal ocean currents, Antarctica’s ice shelves may be melting up to 40 percent quicker than previously ...
Meet the animal kingdom’s dancers.
On Strictly Come Dancing, every year, celebrities of different ages, backgrounds, and levels of skill perform their best dance moves. ...
Leaders seek a fifth time to pass the UN Oceans Treaty.
Later, world leaders will convene at the United Nations in New York for additional discussions on preventing the overexploitation of ...