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[Article Image] Surprise Visitor
Newly discovered cricket pollinates orchids in nighttime rendezvous
[Article Image] Feature: Island of Hope
In a remote village in Fiji, nature and people are working together to save each other
[Article Image] Feature: Making the most of a meal
Sea slug swipes recipe for food-producing chemical from algae it eats
[Article Image] Flower family knows its roots
Impatiens wildflowers seem to know who's sharing their soil
[Article Image] Feature: Springing forward
Climate change affects the timing of flowering, migration and other natural cycles, meaning spring is coming earlier in many parts of the world.
[Article Image] Treating peanut allergy bit by bit
New study offers a little hope in reducing an allergy to peanuts, but don’t try this at home
[Article Image] Feature: Getting the dirt on carbon
The circle of life continues thanks to the carbon cycle
[Article Image] Brainy bees know two from three
Honeybees can match patterns by number
[Article Image] Feature: The man who rocked biology to its core
Two hundred years later, Charles Darwin’s ideas still live on.
[Article Image] Feature: Invisible fossils of the first animals
Though the first animals on Earth didn’t leave behind rock fossils, scientists can still find these ancient creatures by observing their invisible molecular fossils

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