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What is the origin of life on Earth?
Watching a well-known and respected figure like British naturalist Sir David Attenborough explaining his theory on Eden TV last night on the program "First Life" you wonder sometimes at the thin logic associated with this man's reasoning as to what's behind Life on Earth as we know it.
Arctic fur with the polar bear look
David Attenborough has a lot to answer for. And not just because of the number of east London men who are unsuccessfully trying to recreate the facial hair of his Frozen Planet team.
Family Misfortunes with Laura Kemp
THERE are many unexplained mysteries of the universe. Among them, just how did the ancients of Easter Island build those giant stone faces on Zingzillas? And if there are no such things as aliens and the Lost City of Atlantis never existed, how come you can buy Lego versions of them? 1. Even though no one has ever bought my son marbles, why do I ... (more)
Neeson shines through "The Grey"
The first thing you should know about the wolves in Joe Carnahan's thrilling new film is that they aren't really wolves.
Believe it or not, agoutis in Panama can break into those nuts with their bare teeth.
David Attenborough urges big business to stop population expansion
Corporations have a leading role to play to make sure "mankind doesn't spread willy nilly over every square yard of the globe", says naturalist A crowded beach in Brighton ... the earth's population is expected to reach 9 billion by 2050.
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