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Albi: 1.50-Metre Wels Catfish Spotted in the Tarn
Gareth Whitfield
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By late morning, walkers along the banks of the Tarn in Albi sometimes slow down without quite knowing why. A...
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Daphne odora ‘Aureomarginata’: the fragrant shrub replacing geranium window boxes
Gareth Whitfield
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Many amateur gardeners have grown tired of seeing the same old geranium window boxes. They are looking for something that...
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Why varying your dog’s walks can boost their mood
Gareth Whitfield
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At 7.30 am, the same gate opens, the same lead rattles, and the dog heads almost automatically towards the usual...
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Human Stress Scent Makes Dogs Make ‘Pessimistic’ Decisions, Study Finds
Gareth Whitfield
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Dogs can detect human stress, and fresh research indicates that its scent can produce a comparable emotional response in dogs,...
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Potato Planting Depth: The Right Depth for a Bigger Harvest
Gareth Whitfield
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Many home gardeners fine-tune varieties, fertiliser and watering schedules, then wonder why their harvest is disappointing. Yet one crucial factor...
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Sixteen Norwegian Western Capercaillies in the Vosges: A Failed Second Chance
Gareth Whitfield
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At first light, in a clearing in the Vosges, the silence can feel almost overwhelming. Yet, a few decades ago,...
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Pine Cone Trick for Houseplants in Winter
Gareth Whitfield
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A seemingly ordinary find from the woods can make all the difference. The colder months put pressure not only on...
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Why a Cat Chooses a Favourite Person Who Seems Distant
Gareth Whitfield
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In many households, a cat appears to pick an unexpected favourite, rather than the person who looks after it most....
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Chimpanzees Saying “Mama” May Reveal Neural Building Blocks for Speech
Gareth Whitfield
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Old recordings of captive chimpanzees saying the word “mama” indicate that our nearest living relatives may, after all, possess the...
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Oregano Companion Planting: The Best Vegetables, Herbs and Flowers
Gareth Whitfield
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Many amateur gardeners tuck oregano away in a corner of the herb garden. However, anyone who deliberately combines this Mediterranean...
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90 Floating Islands Revive an Exhausted Marsh
Gareth Whitfield
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Above the marsh, the thud of rotor blades drowned out almost everything else. In 2023, each pass of the helicopter...
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What a Blackbird in Your Garden Reveals About Your Soil
Gareth Whitfield
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Before dawn, long before the street comes to life, a blackbird sometimes lands in precisely the same spot: beside the...
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Why Some People Prefer Their Dog's Company to Human Relationships
Gareth Whitfield
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In France and elsewhere, some people find their dog's presence more soothing than certain human relationships. Published on 24 June...
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Three March Tips for a Moss-Free Lawn Without Chemicals
Gareth Whitfield
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Many garden owners are alarmed in spring by yellow patches, puddles and thick cushions of moss in the lawn. The...
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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...