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ZOOLOGGER: INBRED WANDERING ALBATROSSES SLEEP AROUND	Published: 16/07/12
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They may form lifelong pair-bonds, but wandering albatrosses are not particularly faithful to their partners

TINY TUG OF WAR IN CELLS UNDERPINS LIFE	Published: 02/12/12
The minuscule forces that allow cells to divide in a teeny tug of war have been measured for the first time... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (1) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

WEAVER ANTS HELP FLOWERS GET THE BEST POLLINATOR	Published: 01/12/12
The Singapore rhododendron is the first flower found to recruit ants to chase small bee varieties – which make poor pollinators – away... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

GIANT TORTOISES BOUNCE BACK IN THE GALAPAGOS	Published: 30/11/12
A slow and steady rescue mission has seen the population of the iconic creatures on Española Island leap from just 12 into the thousands... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

ENDANGERED PRIMATES CAUGHT IN CONGOLESE CONFLICT	Published: 28/11/12
As the UN warns of a growing humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the advance of the M23 rebels also puts the region's gorillas and chimps at risk... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

DNA IMAGED WITH ELECTRON MICROSCOPE FOR THE FIRST TIME	Published: 28/11/12
The famous twists of DNA's double helix have been seen with the aid of an electron microscope and a silicon bed of nails... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

CONDUCTING THE FIDDLERS: ROBOTIC CRAB CLAWS	Published: 27/11/12
You've just approached the most attractive male you've ever seen when a giant hand plucks you aloft. Returned to earth, you see five flexing men waving at you…... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

LAKE LIFE SURVIVES IN TOTAL ISOLATION FOR 3000 YEARS	Published: 26/11/12
The discovery of strange, plentiful bacteria in a lake sealed beneath ice boosts the chance that extraterrestrial life might exist... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

OUR TRUE DAWN: PINNING DOWN HUMAN ORIGINS	Published: 26/11/12
The argument over when our lineage split from chimps is about to be settled, with colossal consequences for prehistory, finds Catherine Brahic... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

SOCIAL BEE-HAVIOUR: THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES	Published: 23/11/12
Bees have a brain the size of a pinhead, yet their daily activities rival the range of behaviours seen in many mammals... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

RECKLESS FOREST PLANTS LIVING ON THE EDGE	Published: 23/11/12
Drought-induced stress can cause gas blockages in plants' water tubes - a new study shows that even rainforest species are at risk... Comments (0) Read More	Positive (0) Negative (0)
Gadget Name: The NewScientist(life)

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