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Orang-utans fashion only known animal instrument

(05 Aug 2009)

As wind instruments go, folded vegetation seems a little on the primitive side. Orang-utans have been found to blow through leaves to modulate the sound of their alarm calls, making them the only animal apart from humans known to use tools to manipulate sound.

Mouse Tooth Grown From Stem Cells in Mouth

(03 Aug 2009)

Denture wearers take note: Science is one step closer to growing replacement teeth "from seed."

Where Did Dogs Become Our "Best Friends"?

(03 Aug 2009)

DNA from scrappy dogs in African villages is raising doubts about a theory that dogs first became "man's best friend" in East Asia.

Honeybees warn of risky flowers

(01 Aug 2009)

Page last updated at 11:00 GMT, Friday, 31 July 2009 12:00 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Honeybees warn of risky flowers Matt Walker Editor, Earth News Danger lurks behind many petals Honeybees warn each other to steer clear of dangerous flowers where they might get killed by lurking predators.

Fresh hope for world's fisheries

(31 Jul 2009)

There is fresh hope that the world's depleted fisheries can be saved from collapse, says a team of researchers.

Chimps born to appreciate music

(30 Jul 2009)

A young chimp called Sakura replays pleasant tunes that she likes more often than those she doesn't...

First day of Spay Week Ireland 2009

(08 Jun 2009)

Spaying and neutering are clearly essential to ending the destruction of unwanted pets. But they can also have important health benefits for both cats and dogs, making it a natural choice for owners.

Chimps mentally map fruit trees

(08 Jun 2009)

Chimpanzees remember the exact location of all their favourite fruit trees.

"Essence of Maggot" Ointment to Heal Wounds Faster?

(08 Jun 2009)

Bandages and ointments infused with essence of maggot may soon be coming to a drugstore near you.

The End of the Line: Plenty of fish in the sea?

(08 Jun 2009)

BEAUTIFUL" and "vast" are words that come to mind when thinking of the world's oceans. "Inexhaustible" is another, which might explain why we think it is fine to plunder them for our dinner plates.


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