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• Cat got your tongue? How AI could is on cusp of breakthrough that'd allow people and ANIMALS to talk to each other in '12 to 36 months'

  25-02-2024 21:50 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Researchers around the world are using 'digital bioacoustics' - tiny, portable, digital recorders - to capture the sounds, tics and behaviors of animals too quiet or nuanced for us to pick up on.
  
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• Bangladesh bans adopting elephants from the wild

  25-02-2024 19:34 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Animal rights groups declared the move a "landmark order" that would protect against exploitation.
  
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• Data reveals where climate change skeptics and believers live in the US... so which way does YOUR state lean?

  25-02-2024 18:51 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  A new study revealed that the majority of Americans who deny climate change reside in Republican-led states where a mistrust of science runs rampant. Deniers live in southern and central U.S. states.
  
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• Work to do on smart mouthguards - Townsend

  25-02-2024 18:46 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend says "more work" is required to make smart mouthguards "correct" after an alert prompted the temporary withdrawal of prop Zander Ferguson against England.
  
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• The world needs urgent regulations to prevent 'Wild West' space race from spiralling out of control in to WAR, warns British expert who worked on NASA's Mars mission

  25-02-2024 15:09 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  EXCLUSIVE: Several countries have recently set their sights on the Moon, which is a multi-quadrillion-pound hotbed of unearthed riches from rare Earth metals to helium.
  
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• How hard is it to land an airliner in a crosswind - and take off in fog... with an engine failure? The Mail finds out in a thrilling Boeing 777 flight-simulator lesson with a BA captain

  25-02-2024 14:27 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Ted Thornhill visits BA's impressive Flight Training Centre near Heathrow. There he has a 777 flight-sim lesson from senior training captain Al Bridger.
  
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• Revealed: What your voice says about you, according to science

  25-02-2024 12:54 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  According to studies, having a deep voice is a sign of sexiness, while loudness can be a reflection of power.
  
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• Forget what you saw in Jurassic Park! Hilarious images reveal what scientists thought dinosaurs looked like in the 1800s - and what we really know they looked like now

  25-02-2024 08:27 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  As we celebrate 200 years since the discovery of the first dinosaur, MailOnline looks back in time to find out how scientists thought dinosaurs looked in the 1800s.
  
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• Gadget that shines bright red LEDs to mend cancer scars now being used to treat debilitating scarring and swelling in the mouth caused by radiotherapy

  25-02-2024 02:58 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  The therapy - known as photobiomodulation - is being offered to NHS patients in Nottingham, where experts claim it has proved remarkably successful.
  
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