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Dinosaurs dug burrows to survive the long harsh winters of cretaceous http://bit.ly/2aJwRU Not bad for tiny arms4 minutes ago from web
Why carbon emissions increase cyanide levels in Africa's most important food crop http://sn.im/n50g516 minutes ago from TwitterFox
How visiting the dentist before brain surgery can improve your chances of survival http://su.pr/2SvSMoabout 2 hours ago from Su.pr
Do crabs have rights? This biologist thinks not, but some readers disagree http://su.pr/1wGmsjabout 2 hours ago from Su.pr
Polar dinos dug corkscrew burrows to survive the winter - no central heating though http://su.pr/1ro4GKabout 2 hours ago from Su.pr
Polar dinos hid in corkscrew burrows for the winter - no central heating though http://su.pr/1ro4GKabout 2 hours ago from Su.pr
It's green tech wacky races: which of these designs will win the race to harness the ocean's energy? http://su.pr/1uGVpgabout 5 hours ago from StumbleUpon
@anndouglas Thanks! Hope you clear the backlogabout 5 hours ago from TwitterFox
"Equation of sweat" reveals how much you perspire http://bit.ly/zcsK110:34 AM Jul 10th from web
See the coldest object in space, a Mars rover in a sandpit and stunning astronomical scenes in this week's space gallery http://su.pr/2iShtj10:31 AM Jul 10th from StumbleUpon
@LinuxMadman only sometimes ;-)9:53 AM Jul 10th from TwitterFox in reply to LinuxMadman
@ecavalli heh8:57 AM Jul 10th from TwitterFox in reply to ecavalli
@secndroustabout Ah. Thought we'd managed to switch off the toolbar, will investigate8:06 AM Jul 10th from TwitterFox in reply to secndroustabout
@subtitling oh dear, you got us there...8:05 AM Jul 10th from TwitterFox in reply to subtitling
Turtle folds its bones inside its ribcage to build its shell http://bit.ly/COAPV8:04 AM Jul 10th from web
@ecavalli thanks for the flattery, but why only a momentary goal?8:04 AM Jul 10th from TwitterFox in reply to ecavalli
The results are in: US brought 382kg of moon rock down to Earth, Soviets 300 grams http://su.pr/ADE6yq7:33 AM Jul 10th from StumbleUpon
Readers wonder if billboards with cameras to track your age/gender "will recognise a raised middle finger" http://su.pr/7EJQdk6:39 AM Jul 10th from StumbleUpon
See the difference between monkeys on age-defying calorie-limited diets and those on normal rations http://su.pr/2i9kd16:32 AM Jul 10th from TwitterFox
America's military lasers need to chill out - they're so powerful they fry themselves as well as targets http://su.pr/2CfiiS4:19 AM Jul 10th from StumbleUpon

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