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Why Your Cat Rubs Against Your Legs: What It Really Means
Gareth Whitfield
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When your cat rubs against your legs, you may naturally assume it is simply asking for a cuddle. Science, however,...
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Whale sharks filmed feeding off Western Australia
Gareth Whitfield
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Off Western Australia, researchers have captured close-up footage of whale sharks to gain a clearer understanding of how they feed....
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Action 39-Cent Flower Seed Packet for a Colourful Spring Garden
Gareth Whitfield
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While many amateur gardeners still hesitate to spend money on costly plants, the retailer Action has launched an offer that...
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What sleeping with a dog or cat says about pet owners in Spain
Gareth Whitfield
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In Spain, a very common habit among pet owners is prompting psychologists to examine our relationship with affection. Published on...
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Pruning an Apple Tree in February for a Better Harvest
Gareth Whitfield
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Many amateur gardeners sit back in late winter, convinced there is nothing to do in the orchard during February. That...
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Gardeners used to sink tiles around flower beds: 50 years later, gardeners know why
Gareth Whitfield
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On a spring morning, in a slightly aged garden, you may notice an odd line of roof tiles set upright...
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Why Thousands of Birds Gather Above Argentine Cities at Dusk
Gareth Whitfield
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At dusk, people in several Argentine cities find themselves looking upwards almost instinctively. Above the rooftops, thousands of birds create...
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Clean a Patio with Vinegar Without a Pressure Washer
Gareth Whitfield
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Almost everyone with a garden or balcony knows the situation: weeks of rain, very little sunshine, plus fallen leaves and...
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Why Cats Choose the Least Demonstrative Person, According to Manuel Manzano
Gareth Whitfield
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In the evening, when everyone settles on the sofa, the same scene plays out in many homes: someone calls the...
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Why Tomato Plants Rot at the Base: The Mulch Mistake to Avoid
Gareth Whitfield
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At first, everything in the bed appears ideal: vigorous young plants, loosened soil and a fresh layer of mulch. A...
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Plastic Forks in Vegetable Beds: A Simple Trick to Keep Animals Away
Gareth Whitfield
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The odd-looking sight conceals a surprisingly effective trick. Anyone strolling through allotments in spring or summer will increasingly spot white...
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Sampson: the tallest horse ever recorded at 2.19 metres
Gareth Whitfield
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In the quiet corridors of a rural English museum, an old photograph can sometimes bring visitors to a standstill. It...
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Molasses for orchids: the kitchen ingredient that may encourage new blooms
Gareth Whitfield
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Do your orchids stay green yet refuse to produce fresh blooms? An ingredient kept beside the cake tins may help...
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Why a dog repeatedly licks the same paw: what it may mean
Gareth Whitfield
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In France, a dog that repeatedly licks the same paw is not necessarily grooming itself: this behaviour may indicate genuine...
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Transform Your Garden in a Weekend Without a Huge Budget
Gareth Whitfield
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On Saturday morning, the gate was still creaking as Julien set his wheelbarrow down on the path. Behind the hedge,...
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A Shark Filmed off Marseille After Six Months of Waiting
Gareth Whitfield
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At dawn off Marseille, the sea held the pewter shade familiar to fishermen and weekend divers. For months, a small...
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Why dogs still travel in aircraft holds despite the risks
Gareth Whitfield
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For many animals, travelling in the hold is a genuine ordeal, and some do not survive it. So why does...
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Tomatoes: Two Free Kitchen Fertilisers for More Fruit
Gareth Whitfield
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The answer is often sitting in the compost caddy. Almost everyone growing vegetables or using balcony planters knows the situation:...
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Peach Tree Care in Spring for Better Summer Fruit
Gareth Whitfield
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The peach tree flowers early and offers little forgiveness for delays. From spring onwards, a few well-chosen actions determine the...
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Pet Dogs Could Improve Children’s Health Through Household Microbes
Gareth Whitfield
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Dogs have been considered ‘part of the family’ for millennia, and families are known to share their microbes. What, then,...
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Dolphins Filmed Using Shells to Hunt Fish Off Queensland
Gareth Whitfield
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Dolphins off Queensland, Australia, have been filmed using an infrequently observed hunting method called ‘shelling’ to catch prey. Indo-Pacific bottlenose...