What Carl Linneaus can teach us about animal appetites.
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Was the Fat Catfish ever really there at all?
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Fewer male sea turtles are being born. What does that mean for the future?
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"It’s not about what’s out there, it’s about your perception of what’s out there."
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What we can learn about growing old from a tiny aquatic monster.
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Eugene Schofield-Georgeson synthesises, amongst other things, a juridification of social relationships, the centrality of contract as a means of repatterning those relationships, a synergy between neoliberal economic theory and law, and an opportunistic legal indeterminacy that can justify most outcomes.
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Adaptability is this wild pollinator’s superpower.
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You sit down on a sandy dune and tilt your head back.
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Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard on the inspiration for his latest novel and his turn to sci-fi.
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They can identify pangolin scales, rhino horn, and elephant ivory.
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