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Wild chimpanzees filmed by scientists bonding over alcoholic fruit
In the red: global wine sales fall to lowest levels since 1961
China accuses UK politicians of ‘arrogance’ in British Steel row
Uyghur rights group calls on hotel chains not to ‘sanitise’ China abuses in Xinjiang
Researchers find that varying stiffness and speeds at which skin grows lead to ‘mechanical’ formation of inward folds
It sounds like a conundrum that Rudyard Kipling would have explored in his Just So Stories, but researchers say they have the answer to how crocodiles get the scales on their heads.
Many animals, from turtles to birds, have scales – hard plate-like structures that form on the skin.
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