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How an evolutionary fluke gave humans a voice that apes lack.

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Scientists have uncovered evolutionary changes in the human voice box that distinguish us from other primates and may underpin an ...

New research on fatigue explains why a day of intense thought is so tiring.

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According to the research, a full day of thinking might sometimes feel as tiring as a day of physical labor. ...

Zoo gorillas have developed a new call ‘somewhere between a sneeze and a cough’.

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According to new research, zoo gorillas have created their call to seek food and attention from their caregivers. Scientists at ...

AI-powered cat flap locks kitty out if it detects prey.

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While our cats may believe humans are horrible, hairless hunters, their “gifts” of a mouse that has been partially digested ...

Samsung introduces its most costly smartphone to date.

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Samsung has introduced two new foldable smartphones featuring flexible, screen-folding glass, including its most expensive handset yet. At its Unpacked ...

What other WhatsApp changes are coming?

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In response to government criticism, three new capabilities are being added to the end-to-end encrypted messaging app as the business ...

Scientists suggest returning grey wolves and beavers to the American West.

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The calls come amid a “time of unparalleled merging crises in the American West, including prolonged drought and water scarcity, ...

According to a study, eco-labels may soon appear on supermarket products.

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A new study may soon enable grocery store patrons to assess the environmental impact of food before placing it in ...

Wildlife is in jeopardy because a dry spell has shrunk rivers.

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According to environmental groups, the protracted drought has a “severe” impact on river wildlife. According to them, rivers are already ...

375 million years ago, this ‘fishapod’ returned to the water.

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Scientists say a startling finding in a neglected rock sample “blew our minds” A little alligator-like creature abandoned the lure ...

Is there anything eco-friendly about artificial grass?

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Always, the grass is greener on the other side. Simply ask Lisa Morris, whose Dartford, Kent grass was brown. “It ...

Loss of crocodiles and alligators will ‘devastate’ other species.

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Despite their large mouths and sharp teeth, crocodiles and alligators are no match for humans. According to scientists, more than ...

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