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How sewer robots helped a Taiwan city kill off mosquitoes

The unmanned hunter-droid wired a live feed of mosquitos' sewer breeding grounds to exterminators. Trap metrics suggest the bot cut down mosquito populations by about 69%

Sanmin , Kao-hsiung , Taiwan , Wei-liang-liu , Taiwan-national-mosquito , Borne-diseases-control-research-center , West-nile , Kaohsiung-city , Daily-mail-researchers , Daily-mail ,

Bizarre 'bulldog-faced' dinosaur is unearthed in Egypt

Bizarre 'bulldog-faced' dinosaur is unearthed in Egypt

Egypt , Madagascar , Australia , Niger , United-states , Munich , Bayern , Germany , Argentina , Bahariya-oasis , Al-jizah , Morocco

Fauci flip flops again as Wuhan lab given $226,000 more than he said

Dr Anthony Fauci has repeatedly stated that $600,000 of U.S. cash was given in grants to support research at the Wuhan lab. On Friday it emerged the true figure was $826,277.

China , United-states , Wuhan , Hubei , White-house , District-of-columbia , Chinese , America , James-baratta , Mariamne-everett , Donald-trump , Anthony-fauci

Using your favourite song as an ALARM can help you to feel more alert

Using your favourite song as an ALARM can help you to feel more alert
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Scientists dig into 4,300-year-old mound of bat poop

Scientists dig into 4,300-year-old mound of bat poop
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Scientists have drilled ice cores to analyze environmental changes for decades, but now the technique is being applied to a less appealing medium: Bat poop.
Researchers discovered a veritable mountain of guano deep in a cave in Jamaica, deposited over the course of 4,300 years.
Left largely undisturbed, the pile stands more than six feet tall.
Analysis of undigested material in the dung paints a timeline of everything from dry periods in the Middle Ages to the arrival of Christopher Columbus and the advent of the gas-powered engine.

Australia , Jamaica , United-states , Belize , Trelawny , Ottawa , Ontario , Canada , Jamaican , American , Christopher-columbus , Michael-bird

Natural blue color from red cabbage could replace artificial food dye

Natural blue color from red cabbage could replace artificial food dye
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Blue is the world's most popular color but the hue rarely appears in nature, so manufacturers have had to resort to artificial dyes and chemicals to create blue food.
That could soon change, now that a naturally occurring blue pigment has been discovered in red cabbage.
Scientists with the Mars candy corporation found traces of anthocyanin - a pigment that gives red, purple, blue and black foods their color -' that was coded blue.
They were able to increase that amount by treating the cabbage's red-colored anthocyanins with a designer enzyme that turned them blue.

Nagoya , Aichi , Japan , Cambridge , Cambridgeshire , United-kingdom , Pamela-denish , Rebecca-robbins , Mars-wrigley , Mars-advanced-research-institute , Nagoya-university , Uc-davi-innovation-institute-for-food

Rare 'cuckoo wasp' species lays its eggs in other bees' hives

Rare 'cuckoo wasp' species lays its eggs in other bees' hives
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Cuckoo wasps are the ultimate bad houseguests, hiding their eggs in other insect's nests and then allowing them to hatch and eat their 'siblings.'
Researchers in Norway were able to identify an entirely new cuckoo wasp based on a single specimen.
To infiltrate the homes of unsuspecting wasps, the killer insects mimic their hosts' pheromones—and to avoid inbreeding, each species of cuckoo wasp chooses a different host.
While the newcomer was visually and genetically almost identical to Chrysis brevitarsis, it spoke a different chemical 'language,' meaning it was an entirely new species

Norway , Bristol , City-of , United-kingdom , Panama , Norwegian , Patrick-kennedy , School-of-biological-sciences , University-of-bristol , Norwegian-university-of-science , Daily-mail-mailonline , Daily-mail-researchers

Southern New Jersey sees largest sea-level spike in 20th century

Southern New Jersey sees largest sea-level spike in 20th century
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Long-island , North-carolina , United-states , Connecticut , New-york , Rutgers-university , New-jersey , New-brunswick , Atlantic-city , Americans , Superstorm-sandy , Jennifers-walker

Malaria may have plagued mankind much earlier than believed

Malaria may have plagued mankind much earlier than believed
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Vietnam , Republic-of , United-states , New-zealand , Otago , America , Vietnamese , Melandri-vlok , Hallie-buckley , Buckley , University-of-otago , World-health-organization

More than 500,000 Americans live within three miles of gas flares

More than 500,000 Americans live within three miles of gas flares
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More than a half a million Americans are exposed to oil and gas flaring events, resulting in potential health risks due to the release of black carbon and other volatile organic compounds into the air.
Researchers at the University of California Las Angles and the University of Southern California identified three regions that produce the most activity, which includes sites in Texas, North Dakota and Montana.
The team calculated some 535,000 people are currently living within three miles of these oil and gas flaring sites and roughly 210,000 located near sites that produce more than 100 nightly flare events in total.

University-of-southern-california , California , United-states , Montana , North-dakota , Los-angeles , Texas , Americans , Lara-cushing , Jill-johnston , University-of-california , Fielding-school-of-public-health