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Over 10,000 blacktip sharks spotted migrating off Florida coastline
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Stonehenge: Bones of 14 elite women reveals gender equality 5,000 years ago
Stone Age human remains discovered at Aubrey Hole 7 in 2008 found to comprise 'around half' belonged to women.
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Madagascar told to eradicate invasive toxic toad or face ecological and economic consequences
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Tim Peake: British astronaut educates children with space ping-pong
The demonstration was part of an effort to teach school children about space.
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Iron Maiden jet flies back Terri the turtle to Canary Islands
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US slams North Korea's plans to launch satellite which could have 'ballistic capabilities'
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Egypt: 4,500-year-old boat discovered buried beneath tomb 'to sail owner through underworld'
Archaeologists excavating Abusir South find 18m-long boat beneath tomb of wealthy individual.
Rising CO2 concentrations making fish 'drunk and disorientated'
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World Wetlands Day 2016: Satellite images offer fascinating look at Earth's most precious resource – water
Satellite images of eight wetlands – areas of land that are permanently or seasonally saturated with water.
Roasted tortoise was favoured food of Palaeolithic people who occupied Qesem Cave in Tel Aviv
Archaeologists find evidence of early humans feasting on tortoises at 400,000-year-old site.
California: Wreckage of Prohibition 'sin ship' SS Monte Carlo emerges from sand thanks to El Nino storms
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Australian volcano: Watch Big Ben erupt on Heard Island
The volcano has erupted at least three times since 2000.
Oxford university team finds large lion population in Ethiopia, Sudan
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Pro surfer Tom Dosland's tumble off Maui monster breaks the internet
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Eagles trained to take out drones in new Dutch police programme
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Looted 'priceless' ancient treasures from Pompeii found in Swiss storage lock-up
Hundreds of rare antiquities including classical sculptures and ancient Roman frescoes taken by tomb raiders.
Neanderthal extinction driven by cultural level of modern humans
Competition with modern humans, not epidemics or climate change, caused Neanderthal extinction.
Critically endangered lab-grown elkhorn coral survives four-year study in Caribbean Sea
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UK weather: 2014 flooding a result of climate change as humans increased risk of storms by 43%
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Renewable energy: Expert says global need for clean energy is first step to battling climate change
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Australia's only active volcano cluster erupts with Big Ben spewing lava down mountainside
Lava seen erupting from Mawson Peak by University of Tasmania researchers.
Solar system: Five planets to line up and become brightest and most visible on 5 February 2016
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Elon Musk to reveal SpaceX Mars mission plan
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Siberian tiger and goat's unlikely friendship in Russian safari park ends as wild cat gets violent
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Storm Henry to bring gale force winds and heavy rainfall to Scotland
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Fishermen appear to break tiger shark world record catch but face Facebook backlash
Some have praised while others have pilloried the men for killing the giant sea creature.
Once-extinct zebra-like 'quagga' brought back to life in South Africa using DNA engineering
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