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A funny thing happened to me the other day, cliched opening I know, but, I saw a Heron who couldn’t fish. I should qualify that statement and say that it was perfectly able...
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The Mexican government and insurance company Swiss Re have joined force to create an insurance policy for the coral reef off the coast of Cancun. This marks the first time something like this...
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A 3 year period of coral killing waters seems to be subsiding, experts say. Corals, when talked about on a global and smaller scale, are both important and fragile; the unfortunate pairing of...
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In Scotland over the last few weeks there has been a fair amount of controversy over four wind farms due to be constructed on the East coast of Scotland. These wind farms were...
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The Domestic dog, as we know it, varies extremely widely in shape, size, colour and temperament, resulting in breeds which don’t even closely resemble a their wild cousins, the Grey Wolf. “Man’s best...
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Since the 1700s our planet has been significantly shrinking every year. Not physically getting smaller but seemingly so. The dawn of industry and technology has allowed us to move around the planet faster...
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It has been well established that many animal species will use various types of information transfer between species to their advantage. However very little is known about information transfer across disparate species. The...
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The UK seems to be losing out at the moment to air pollution and while many of the public are under the impression that the nation breathes easy, In the UK, it’s within...
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Sunday 12th March 2017 The walk down the concrete road is long and dreamlike in the grey light. A faint and illusive fog shrouds the world beyond, holding in the calls of sparrows...
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Kelp, a type of brown seaweed, can form dense ‘forests’ along the coastlines of temperate countries. As long as there are rocks available for the kelp to attach to with their ‘holdfasts’, then...
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