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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%

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Bizarre bulldog-faced dinosaur is unearthed in Egypt

Bizarre 'bulldog-faced' dinosaur is unearthed in Egypt

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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.

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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 Dan Avery For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo 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.

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