A Danish palaeontologist has analysed 5000 tooth fossils which show that marine life has an astonishing ability to recover from even the worst imaginable disasters. To find out more visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #sciencenews #didyouknow #Paleontology #MarineBiology

Swarms of cyborg cockroaches with cameras and medicine could find and deliver emergency care to people trapped in caves or collapsed buildings. Find out how in the lastest issue of Australian Science Illustrated magazine (#126). Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/…

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Many young animals never see their fathers. But some animal Dads are more self--sacrificing, taking childcare to extremes, starving themselves for weeks for their young, defending them with their lives, and even getting pregnant. Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #parenthood

Your inner voice is more than just background noise: it is crucial to your mental capacity, and your consciousness. For the first time, scientists have managed to tune in and listen to these voices. Find out how at mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #neuroscience #innervoice

The ferocious wolf turned into our most loyal companion. But did our ancestors actively domesticate wolves, or did the predators choose to follow us? Find out more in Australian Science Illustrated magazine. Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #didyouknow #ueaofficial

Cosmic collision The young Earth had little time to develop before a massive collision changed it for good. Now an international team of researchers believe they have evidence of that original Earth. Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… for more info #sciencenews #didyouknow

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How were bog bodies preserved? Researchers have learned a lot about the diets, customs, and rituals of our ancestors by studying bog bodies. But how can they be so well-preserved after thousands of years? Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #Archaeology #StoneAge #sciencenews #Biology

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Arsenic is not the only toxin in our daily food. Scientists have suggestions to minimise exposure. Find out more in issue #124 of Australian Science Illustrated. Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… @sci_illustrated #didyouknow #ISSAS #foodsafety

🇦🇺 Can we prevent Earth’s ice from melting? While our Southern Hemisphere watches Antarctic glaciers shrinking, sea ice in the Arctic is melting faster than even the most dire forecasts predicted. Can we find a way to save the ice? Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #climateresearch

Can we save the ice before it melts forever? How awful is Sydney’s long-time hail forecast? And why does the skeleton moth caterpillar keep a pile of its own heads? Answer all these questions, with issue #124 of Australian Science Illustrated. Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/…

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Black hole tears giant star apart A distant black hole, weighing 500 million times more than the Sun, has torn a giant star to pieces. The light released is the most powerful we’ve ever witnessed. Find out more at mymagazines.com.au/magazine/… #didyouknow #ztfsurvey #astrophysics

Which animals were the first to make useful sounds? Why do some people have hair whorls? What would plants look like on other planets? Why are starfish not symmetrical? Get the answers in the lastest issue of Australian Science Illustrated (#123). Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/…

The world’s longest suspension bridge Since ancient times, there have been plans for a bridge between Sicily and the Italian mainland. Now it is finally going to be built, with the bridge across the Strait of Messina set to break all records. Visit mymagazines.com.au/magazine/…