Meet Mary Anning, a fossil hunter who changed the way we think about the history of life on Earth
The ichthyosaur she found helped prove extinction
Why don't Venus flytraps eat their pollinators?
The carnivorous plants are disappearing, so scientists need to understand their symbiosis with insects
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How yellow-eyed penguins and sea lions took over New Zealand
A centuries-long cold snap changed the history of humans and wildlife
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How do mosses reproduce? By spreading their seed on everything
That's right: come for the soft, cool outdoor perch – leave covered in moss sperm
Floating detritus is giving new insights into deep-sea corals
Environmental DNA is a less invasive way to solve long-submerged mysteries
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