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The more we learn about octopuses 🐙, the more impressive they get Collaborative hunting with different 🐠 species is an impressive feat for a solitary animal newscientist.com/article/244890…

An unlikely friendship 🐙🐟 Michael Le Page says octopuses and fish have been found teaming up in an unexpected display of cooperation - just one of several surprising octopus discoveries we've made recently link.chtbl.com/newscientist

I think many people assume unexploded bombs get less dangerous over time but a recent study found this is not the case: newscientist.com/article/242431…

The Nobel for medicine goes to Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun for the discovery of tiny pieces of RNA called microRNAs. They're important because a single microRNA can control many different genes 🧬 at once newscientist.com/article/245080…

“A dire assessment is an honest assessment," a group of prominent researchers write in a new report that finds 25 of 35 key climate indicators have reached records this year, from greenhouse gas levels to fossil fuel subsidies. newscientist.com/article/245045…

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Demis Hassabis is a Nobel winner. This line always stood out to me when we spoke "The Hubble telescope allows us to see further into the cosmos – that’s how I see AI, as a generalised telescope that can help us progress in many areas of science" newscientist.com/article/mg2483…

The Nobel prize in chemistry has gone to David Baker for developing ways to design entirely new proteins, and Demis Hassabis and John Jumper at DeepMind for developing ways to predict the structure of any protein from its sequence newscientist.com/article/245123…

There are at least five major problems with the idea that we can cool the planet 🌍 back down after overshooting the 1.5 target, according to Carl-Friedrich Schleussner Joeri Rogelj & co With comment from James Dyke newscientist.com/article/245128…

This drought is so acute, that rivers across the Amazon have become just a scar in the landscape.

Invasive snake is surviving in Britain by living in attics and walls Britain should be too cold for the invasive Aesculapian snake to survive, but it is thriving by exploiting the warmth of attics, wall cavities and compost heaps Michael Le Page newscientist.com/article/245150…

We may be closer to bringing thylacines back from extinction than ever before. Colossal Biosciences® says it has obtained a nearly complete genome of the the extinct marsupial. But Michael Le Page says there's a big catch... link.chtbl.com/newscientist

Colossal, a US firm that is aiming to revive lost species such as the woolly mammoth, says it now has a near-complete genome of the extinct thylacine, writes Michael Le Page for New Scientist. newscientist.com/article/245219…

A welcome sliver of postive climate news 🌳 Michael Le Page says fears that global warming is accelerating faster than models predicted are probably overblown. Quoting Gavin Schmidt, Rowan Hooper ローワン フーパー says avoiding doomerism and retaining agency is vital link.chtbl.com/newscientist

This is the Ravine between Torreblanca and Alcalá de Chivert "Castellón Norte" in the Valencia region of Spain. This really doesn't look good! 😳 x.com/mbort07/status…