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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Why elephants don't forget
A study of African elephants reveals that dominant females build up a social memory as they get older, helping the herd to survive.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | To love, honour and deceive
Long-term relationships are fundamentally dishonest. And it's all womens' fault, new research suggests.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Sun key to Mayan misery?
The ancient Mayans may have had good reason for their fascination with the heavens.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Major hominid find in southern Africa
The oldest known hominid fossils yet found in southern Africa are uncovered at the world-famous Sterkfontein Caves.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Digital history saved
Millions of electronic messages from over the past 20 years have been saved from digital oblivion.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Ireland takes wind power plunge
The world's largest offshore wind farm - big enough to supply 10% of Ireland's energy - is to be built on a sandbank in the Irish Sea.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Iceland places trust in face-scanning
Officials at Iceland's main airport say the face-recognition technology will help them improve security.
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A video game inspired by the artist Kandinsky aims to stimulate the senses with its stunning visuals and pulsating beats.
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BBC News | SCI/TECH | Getting tough on spam
Unsolicited e-mail is becoming a problem for users and internet service providers.
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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Burma rediscovers vanished bird
One of the world's rarest birds, Gurney's pitta, has been sighted again in Burma almost 90 years after it was last seen.
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