Octopuses On Ecstasy
A recent study carried out by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the US seems to have shown that octopuses become more sociable after absorbing … Read more
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Korean Families Reunited For First Time In 68 Years
89 South Koreans crossed into North Korea yesterday to be reunited with loved ones whom many haven’t seen nor heard from since the Korean War … Read more
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Teenager Sisters Set Their Sights On Ridding Bali Of Plastic Bags
Bali is the most popular island holiday destination in the Indonesian archipelago, attracting around 5 million tourists each year who come in search of its … Read more
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Some respite for drought-afflicted eastern Australia farmers as Tasmania donates truckloads of feed.
A dry winter has escalated an intense and widespread drought in parts of eastern Australia. NSW, which produces about a quarter of Australia’s agricultural output, has … Read more
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University Student Finds Way To Create Sustainable Homes For Rescue Pets
Waste is a global problem and, every year, universities around the world encounter the difficulty of recycling unwanted household items when students leave their halls … Read more
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The Pros and Cons of Being a Musician in the Digital Age
Here’s the truth: many people will say it’s never been easier to be discovered than right now. Between viral posts, singing competitions and Pandora, there’s … Read more
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