Analysis of the poop of the world’s biggest fish reveals that they rely heavily on algae and plants
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How a new train line in England helped wildlife sanctuary
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Soil that was dug up when making tunnels for the Elizabeth line was used to rebuild Essex’s Wallasea Island
Study claims that pocket gophers are farmers
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This would be the first example of a non-human mammal species caring for and managing a crop
Woohoo! It’s the winners of the Science Odyssey Contest 2022!
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Once again, you, our wonderful readers, came out in droves for this annual contest done in collaboration with our friends at NSERC
U.S. supercomputer breaks the speed limit!
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No, it didn’t drive off in a race car, we’re talking about its computing speed
Haida Gwaii village gets its ancestral name back
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What was once called the Village of Queen Charlotte is returning to Daajing Giids