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Bison born in UK wild for first time in more than 6,000 yearsfeature Good news stories from the past seven days
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The UK’s most poisonous spidersIn Depth Just 1,000th of a raindrop’s worth of venom from a noble false widow spider can be harmful
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Are we experiencing ‘Insectageddon’?podcast Population decline paints apocalyptic picture for Earth’s ecosystems
By Julia O'Driscoll, The Week UK Published
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Male chess players refuse to surrender longer against womenfeature And other stories from the stranger side of life
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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Barista hospitalised after holding in farts for two yearsfeature And other stories from the stranger side of life
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Octoculture: why is the world’s first octopus farm so controversial?In Depth Spanish firm’s plans have been met with fierce resistance from campaigners and scientists
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Mother seals can recognise their baby’s voicefeature And other stories from the stranger side of life
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Pac-man made from frog cells may solve plastic pollutionfeature And other stories from the stranger side of life
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Best shots: Nature TTL Photographer of the Year Awards 2021In Pictures Photographers explore ocean depths and wild terrains in 2021 awards
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Away with the fairies: the UK’s most magical treehouse hotelsThe Week Recommends From perfect stargazing opportunities to secluded spa baths, these luxurious hideaways really have it all
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Mystery of millions of migrating birds dropping dead from US skiesSpeed Read Some experts believe the West Coast wildfires may be to blame for ‘unprecedented’ mass bird deaths in New Mexico
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Wild bison to roam free in UK for first time in 6,000 yearsSpeed Read Herd from Europe to be released in Kent in bid to ‘restore an ancient habitat’
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52 ideas that changed the world - 49. EcologyIn Depth Scientific ecology can be traced back to Charles Darwin and considers living things and their environment
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What is #BlossomWatch?Speed Read Charity launches campaign to lift Britons’ spirits by emulating Japan’s hanami custom
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