Good Science News This Week

Jan 26

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The NewScientist channel on YouTube publishes a weekly roundup, which I’ve mentioned here before. This week’s roundup is a good one, including mate selection fashions in lark buntings, swarm robot technology (scary) and what looks like a very time-consuming method for studying wasp colony politics in their selection of a new nesting site. Go have a look.

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