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Animal Tracks – What do paws, feet and claws have in common?
What do paws, feet and claws all have in common? They are all perfectly adapted, essential appendages that animals rely on to eat and interact.
6 Popular Science Myths – Busted
Science myths have been around for a long time. With modern technology meaning that we can exchange information so fast, it is surprising that many of them still circulate today.
Nature’s Top 5 Weirdest Defence Mechanisms
Defence mechanisms are the ways in which animals have evolved to protect themselves against danger. There are many ways they can do this – camouflage like a snake or playing dead like an opossum. Here are the top five of the strangest defence mechanisms nature has to offer!
An exclusive sneak peek of our 100th issue
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Why Can’t We Remember Being a Baby?
How It Works explores the causes of infantile amnesia and why we can’t remember our early years.
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The future of football
Revealed: the tech and tactics that take teams to the top!
The Skeleton Coast
Discover the Namibian coastline that’s strewn with rusted ships and human bones…
Issue 99 preview: Rise of the Machines
Read about how AI and robotics will change the world, wonder at Da Vinci’s marvellous machines and discover your very own superpowers in issue 99!
WIN a pair of tickets to bluedot festival!
We’ve teamed up with the festival of discovery to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of tickets to this year’s festival
UK carbon capture receives a £6.1 million boost
The University of Sheffield’s UK Carbon Capture and Storage Research Centre is at the forefront of restricting carbon emissions
There’s a warm Neptune?
Find out about an exoplanet that is remarkably similar to the ice giant in our solar system but just a little bit hotter
“Radio on, shades on and it’s off to the grid” Behind the scenes at Formula E
Take to the track with the Panasonic Jaguar Racing team to experience the tension and the exhilaration of a Formula E race day from start to finish
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Your amazing liver
Top facts on the human body’s powerhouse