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Intrepid marine biologist Mike Gil travels to the remotest spots to study amazing creatures
Think of a scientist and a lab-coat-wearing bod staring at a petri dish tends to spring to mind. Dr Mike…
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Digital wizardry restores some of Europe’s most stunning castles to their former glory
Seven of Europe’s most impressive ruined castles have been given an extreme makeover. They have been ‘rebuilt’ by a team…
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Oceans are capturing twice as much carbon as previously thought
A biological ‘pump’ that distributes carbon to the bottom of the ocean via tiny plankton is operating twice as rapidly…
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Inside the Tivoli Evora Eco-Resort in the Alentejo region of Portugal – the world’s first cork hotel
Inside the amazing eco-hotel made from CORK – which is waterproof, fireproof and helps to keep the building at a…
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See the Northern Lights with Carol Kirkwood – join the presenter on a search for the aurora borealis
Exclusive for Mail on Sunday readers: See the Northern Lights with Carol Kirkwood – join the popular weather presenter on…
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Incredible pictures show the world’s most fascinating railways, from Alaska to Wales via Peru
Railways stretch for more than a million kilometres (620,000 miles) around the world. And some of the tracks take in…
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The hilarious ski goggle Instagram selfie filter for skiers on lockdown because of covid19
Spring ski trips in the sun may be off the agenda – but skiers can still post ‘panda face’ selfies…
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