From Ancient Rome to Hollywood: witches as figures of fun
How Romans overcame their fear of witches by finding them funny.
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The world’s largest organism is slowly being eaten by deer
These 47,000 aspen trees are genetically identical clones with shared roots.
How we created a climate change museum to inspire hope among eco‑distressed students
Researchers, educators, young people and artists are collaborating to develop a ‘pedagogy of hope’ for creative climate change education.
If we must bring back extinct species, let’s focus on the giant herbivores
Many huge animals went extinct surprisingly recently. When they died, their ecological role was lost with them.
The Boys season four: gleefully nasty, gory and dysfunctional anti‑superhero show is back
The Boys are back and this season there’s more blood, violence and contradictions
Zootropolis 2: this funny, heartfelt crowd‑pleaser is a worthy sequel with something to say
Behind all of the thrills and jokes of Zootropolis 2 lies a message of community and harmony between species.
Trump’s f‑bomb: a psychologist explains why the president makes fast and furious statements
Donald Trump appears to react quickly and emotionallly to foreign policy decisions, a psychologist explains why that could be.
Rising methane could be a sign that Earth’s climate is part‑way through a ‘termination‑level transition’
The last time methane in the air rose so fast, Greenland warmed by 10°C within decades.
How Hollywood horror’s ‘killer wolf’ trope is sabotaging rewilding efforts
Our natural landscapes need wolves. And right now, wolves need all the good PR they can get.
National service for the environment – what an army of young conservationists could achieve
The 1930s New Deal created a civilian army of conservationists who planted forests and restored wilderness.
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