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‘Cheating’ birds change their tune
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Australia has long relied on volunteers: As bird flu spreads, they will need support
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One Man's Climate Record: Billy Barr logs 52 years of snow by hand in Colorado
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In 1987, Victoria began an A$26 million experiment inside a mountain ash forest; three decades later, the results surprised researchers
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Costa Rica scientists placed an AI touchscreen in a wild forest; 16 capuchin monkeys used it for banana rewards
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Eye in the sky: Drones are being used to help catch rail line trespassers at London Waterloo
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How China's new two-stage plan aims to destroy Earth-bound asteroids before impact
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