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Animals
Your cat can recognise your voice. Yes, really.
26 October 2022. By
Carrie Arnold
Animal Behaviour
Animal Communication
Babies
Domestic Cat
Pets
Domesticated
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Animals
The high-stakes scramble to save the Appalachian monkeyface mussel
19 October 2022. By
Carrie Arnold
Virginia
Water Pollution
Mollusks
Climate Change
Water
Freshwater Biodiversity
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Photography
Classic Cats: Check out these Vintage Photos
20 April 2022. By
Carrie Arnold
Picture Stories
Domestic Cat
Pets
Domesticated
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Photography
Playful Photos of Well-Loved Dog Toys
19 April 2022. By
Carrie Arnold
Picture Stories
Domestic Dog
Pets
Domesticated
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Animals
Whales eat three times more than previously thought
4 November 2021. By
Carrie Arnold
Climate Change
Oceans
Humpback Whale
Krill
Metals
Ocean Life
Plankton
Right Whales
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Animals
How heavy metals give spiders and other tiny animals their powerful bite
13 September 2021. By
Carrie Arnold
Physics
Health
Ants
Spiders
Bones
Metals
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Animals
Trout can become ‘addicted’ to meth. Here's why that’s so scary.
9 July 2021. By
Carrie Arnold
Czechia (Czech Republic)
Medicine
Addiction
Water Pollution
Drugs
Fresh Water
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Animals
Mind-controlling parasite makes hyena cubs more reckless around lions
2 July 2021. By
Carrie Arnold
Masai Mara Game Reserve
Lion
Animal Behaviour
Parasites
Predators
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Animals
Two new species of cat-size flying squirrel discovered in the Himalaya
10 June 2021. By
Carrie Arnold
Squirrels
Mountains
Species Discovery
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Photography
A year into the pandemic, Nat Geo photographers turn their lenses on pets
2 March 2021. By
Carrie Arnold
Domestic Cat
Domestic Dog
Pets
Parrots
Chickens
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Science
Why lockdowns have left kidney patients ‘totally and completely terrified’
2 November 2020. By
Carrie Arnold
Body
Epidemics
Public Health
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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Science
Tainted sanitisers and bootleg booze are poisoning people
19 August 2020. By
Carrie Arnold
Diseases
Alcohol
Chemistry
Epidemics
Public Health
Sanitation
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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Science
Why antibodies may not be the key to beating coronavirus
10 August 2020. By
Carrie Arnold
Diseases
Epidemics
Viruses
Immune System
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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Science
How scientists know COVID-19 is way deadlier than the flu
3 July 2020. By
Carrie Arnold
Diseases
Death
Epidemics
Maths
Public Health
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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Science
Horseshoe crab blood is key to making a COVID-19 vaccine—but the ecosystem may suffer.
2 July 2020. By
Carrie Arnold
Safety
Health
Oceans
Ecosystems
Vaccination
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Coverage
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Animals
Dogs can be 'early-warning systems' for toxic chemical exposure at home
11 June 2020. By
Carrie Arnold
Health
Pollution
Domestic Dog
Pets
Houses
Pesticides
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Animals
Why do orca grandmothers live so long? It's for their grandkids.
12 December 2019. By
Carrie Arnold
Pacific Ocean
Animal Reproduction
Evolution
Family Life
Orca (Killer Whale)
Predators
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Animals
Can you read feline expressions? You may be a cat whisperer...
7 December 2019. By
Carrie Arnold
Animal Behaviour
Animal Communication
Domestic Cat
Emotions
Pets
Domesticated
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Science
New 'smart' skin changes colour using a trick learned from chameleons
11 September 2019. By
Carrie Arnold
Chameleon
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Animals
‘Puppy dog eyes’ evolved so dogs could communicate with their human companions
18 June 2019. By
Carrie Arnold
Animal Communication
Domestic Dog
Emotions
Pets
Domesticated
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