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Tim Vernimmen
Environment and Conservation
The world's biggest marine reserve seems to be doing its job
21 October 2022. By
Tim Vernimmen
Hawaii
Island of Hawai‘i
Fish
Protected Areas
Oceans
Fishing
Fishing Industry
Marine Biodiversity
Marine Sanctuaries
Ocean Life
Wildlife Conservation
Planet Possible
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Animals
Vaquita porpoises could still recover—if illegal fishing ends now
12 May 2022. By
Tim Vernimmen
Fish
Endangered Species
Fishing
Poaching
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Science
Hungry sea sponges feast on fossils atop an extinct underwater volcano
11 February 2022. By
Tim Vernimmen
Invertebrates
Fossils
Submarine Volcanoes
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Science
These fossils offer rare glimpse at life after a global apocalypse
12 January 2022. By
Tim Vernimmen
Colorado
Mammals
Dinosaurs
Extinction
Palaeontology
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Animals
What wild chimps can teach humans about healthy aging
2 July 2021. By
Tim Vernimmen
Health
Ageing
Chimpanzee
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History
Puzzling skull discovery may point to previously unknown human ancestor
25 June 2021. By
Tim Vernimmen
Israel
Human Ancestors
Palaeoanthropology
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Environment and Conservation
How we can help coral and seabirds survive a warming world
28 May 2021. By
Tim Vernimmen
Seabirds
Climate Change
Corals
Fishing
Seaweed
Planet Possible
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Animals
Sharks can navigate via Earth's magnetic field, study confirms for the first time
8 May 2021. By
Tim Vernimmen
Animal Migration
Sharks
Oceans
Magnetism
Navigation
Wildlife Conservation
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Environment and Conservation
Oceanic shark and ray populations have collapsed by 70 percent over 50 years
28 January 2021. By
Tim Vernimmen
Sharks
Oceans
Endangered Species
Fishing
Wildlife Trafficking
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History
Why do humans embrace rituals? Disease and danger may be at the root of the behaviours.
13 January 2021. By
Tim Vernimmen
Psychology
Ancient Civilisations
Rituals
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History
Ancient tools show how humans adapted to rainforests
15 June 2020. By
Tim Vernimmen
Sri Lanka
Archaeology
Tools
Human Migration
Palaeoanthropology
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Science
Mysterious crocodile relative may have walked on two legs
11 June 2020. By
Tim Vernimmen
Reptiles
Dinosaurs
Crocodiles
Cretaceous period
Palaeontology
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History
Massive 3,000-year-old ceremonial complex discovered in “plain sight”
3 June 2020. By
Tim Vernimmen
Mexico
Aerial Photography
Archaeology
Maya
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Science
Fossil skulls rewrite the stories of two ancient human ancestors
2 April 2020. By
Tim Vernimmen
South Africa
Human Ancestors
Fossils
Palaeoanthropology
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Science
How the dinosaur-killing asteroid primed Earth for modern life
18 January 2020. By
Tim Vernimmen
Dinosaurs
Asteroids
Climate Change
Oceans
Extinction
Oceanography
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Animals
10 new birds discovered in Indonesian 'lost world'
11 January 2020. By
Tim Vernimmen
Birds
Endangered Species
Evolution
Islands
Mountains
Species Discovery
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Animals
To save a species on the brink, look to where its ancestors thrived
7 November 2019. By
Tim Vernimmen
State of Victoria
Climate Change
Endangered Species
Habitat
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Animals
Amazing fossil shark skeleton is the first of its kind
2 October 2019. By
Tim Vernimmen
Morocco
Sharks
Fossils
Palaeontology
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Animals
Humans, not glaciers, likely doomed Ice Age cave bears
15 August 2019. By
Tim Vernimmen
Europe
Bears
Human Ancestors
DNA
Palaeontology
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Animals
Plant-eating crocodiles thrived in dinosaur times
28 June 2019. By
Tim Vernimmen
Crocodiles
Nutrition
Palaeontology
Teeth
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