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Butterflies spread in hot summers
Once rare brown argus butterflies have been moving north due to a pattern of hot summers, say researchers.
How whales open their huge mouths
A sensory organ discovered in the jaw of the world's largest whales explains how the animals open their huge mouths so quickly, say scientists.
DNA to shed light on yeti claims
A UK-Swiss team is to use genetic testing to investigate the origins of remains claimed to have come from "yetis" and "bigfoot". BBC News
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Richard Hammond gives the breakfast team a tour of the camp in Kenya. BBC News
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