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Tag: animals

The Weird and Wonderful Platypus

The Weird and Wonderful Platypus

EUSci8 January 20218 January 2021Leave a comment
Sophie Teall explores some of the more surprising features of this unusual mammal.  Image credit: Klaus, Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0...
Secrets of the water bear

Secrets of the water bear

EUSci23 September 202028 September 2020Leave a comment
Hypsibius dujardini, a type of tardigrade, imaged with scanning electron microscopy. Image credit: Willow Gabriel, Goldstein Lab via Wikimedia, CC...
RZSS share the impact of lockdown on conservation

RZSS share the impact of lockdown on conservation

EUSci14 September 202014 September 2020Leave a comment
Talking to the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, who own Edinburgh Zoo and the Highland Wildlife Park, Ailie McWhinnie investigates...
Turning invisible: lessons from cephalopod cells

Turning invisible: lessons from cephalopod cells

EUSci29 August 202029 August 2020Leave a comment
Ellie Bennett looks at the way in which cephalopod cells might hold the key to turning our dreams of invisibility...
You are what you eat: is cannibalism a good idea?

You are what you eat: is cannibalism a good idea?

EUSci1 July 20201 July 2020Leave a comment
Cannibalism in Brazil, engraved by Theodor de Bry, 1655. Image credit: Wellcome Library, London. CC BY 4.0. During lockdown I,...

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