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Giant Barrel Jellyfish Appear in UK Waters

Enormous barrel jellyfish, some measuring over a metre and weighing up to 40kg, are appearing in unprecedented numbers around the British coastline, creating both concern and fascination among marine experts.

Male Dolphins Use 'Wingmen' in Sophisticated Mating Strategies

A revolutionary study from the University of Bristol uncovers the complex romantic strategies of male dolphins, including forming alliances and using 'wingmen' to attract mates, revealing startling parallels with human social dynamics.

20% Surge in Whale Strandings on Scotland's Coast

Exclusive: Scotland's coastline faces an ecological emergency as recorded strandings of whales, dolphins, and porpoises surge by 20% in a single year. Experts point to climate change, underwater noise, and fishing gear as potential culprits in this distur

Can Darwinism Explain the Rise of JD Vance?

Evolutionary biologist Mark Vellend's 'Everything Evolves' applies Darwinian theory to human culture, offering a controversial lens to understand figures like JD Vance and the trajectory of modern politics.

Diamond Sensor Offers Breakthrough in Early Cancer Detection

Scientists at the University of Warwick pioneer a groundbreaking medical sensor using synthetic diamonds that could revolutionise how we detect life-threatening diseases like cancer, offering a faster, cheaper, and more accurate alternative to traditional

Blue whale songs mysteriously declining

Researchers uncover a puzzling drop in blue whale vocalisations, raising concerns about the impact of human activity on these majestic marine creatures.

Deadly opioids found in Australian vapes

Australian authorities issue urgent warnings as deadly synthetic opioids like fentanyl and nitazenes are discovered in illegal vapes, posing severe health risks.

Fossil reveals Patrick Star-like creature from 100M years ago

Palaeontologists have uncovered a fascinating fossil of an ancient sea creature that bears a striking resemblance to SpongeBob SquarePants' best friend, Patrick Star. The 100-million-year-old discovery sheds light on prehistoric marine life.

Ape ancestors may explain human love of alcohol

A groundbreaking study suggests that humans' fondness for alcohol may have evolved from our ape ancestors, who sought out fermented fruit millions of years ago. Discover the fascinating link between primates and booze.

Nitazenes: New Opioid Crisis Deadlier Than Fentanyl

A shocking report reveals nitazenes, synthetic opioids up to 40 times stronger than fentanyl, are driving a new wave of overdose deaths across the US and UK. Experts warn this could be the most dangerous drug crisis yet.

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