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Spiders prefer the city life, Australian Study

Spiders prefer the city life, Australian Study

If you think the spiders at the bottom of your garden are getting bigger, you’re probably right. A new study shows that golden orb weaving spiders (Nephila plumipes) living in highly urbanised areas grow bigger, fatter, and are better at reproduction, than those in their native habitats.

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Researchers get grip on Hallucigenia

Researchers get grip on Hallucigenia

A 505-million-year-old fossil worm called Hallucigenia sparsa has been identified as the progenitor of modern-day velvet worms, described by the Christian Science Monitor as “strange, sluglike creatures with centipede-style legss.”

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Solar Igniting Birds in Mid-Air in California?

Solar Igniting Birds in Mid-Air in California?

A solar-power generating station in central California is killing birds as they catch fire in the reflection of light from its massive array of mirrors, and now there are concerns that initial estimates of bird losses are too low.

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Houston Zoo welcomes adorable new baby giraffe

Houston Zoo welcomes adorable new baby giraffe

HOUSTON, TX- The Houston Zoo welcomes its latest addition, as a baby giraffe makes its debut Friday. The giraffe which was born on August 3rd joined the giraffe herd at the zoo, frolicking around to the delight of onlookers.

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