Planet Earth

To work out why fish swim together, tempt a predator with virtual prey

Environment

Zebra herpes virus kills zoo polar bears

The enemy of my prey’s enemy is my friend, or Why parasitic wasps need each other 

Why did people start mummifying their dead in the driest place on Earth?

Weapons made from shark teeth are completely badass, and hint at lost shark diversity

The Sciences

I've got your missing links right here (11 August 2012) 

Sandpipers forgo sleep for days because there’s too much sex to be had 

What the "world's coolest algae" tells us about the reasons for extinction

A circuit for aggression in the brains of angry birds

Bacteria transform the closest living relatives of animals from single cells into colonies

I've got your missing links right here (4 August 2012) 

Deep-sea squid can break off all its arms onto an enemy

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为了弄清鱼类为何聚集在一起，用虚拟猎物引诱捕食者

斑马疱疹病毒导致动物园北极熊死亡

我的猎物的敌人是我的朋友，或者为什么寄生蜂需要彼此

为什么人们开始在地球上最干燥的地方对他们的死者进行木乃伊化？

用鲨鱼牙齿制成的武器非常酷炫，并暗示着鲨鱼多样性的丧失

我的失落链接都在这里（2012年8月11日）

鹬鸟为了性爱而连续几天不睡觉

“世界上最酷的藻类”告诉我们关于灭绝的原因

愤怒鸟类大脑中的攻击性电路

细菌将动物最亲近的现存亲戚从单细胞转变为群落

我这里有你需要的缺失环节（2012年8月4日）

深海鱿鱼可以断掉所有触手给敌人

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