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Meet Emily Morrison: The marine biologist who sets a world record for 106 shark tattoos to raise awareness for shark conservation

Emily Morrison holds a Guinness World Record for 106 shark tattoos on her body representing diverse species. Her art showcases a lifelong dedication to marine research and conservation efforts. Sharks play a vital role in maintaining ocean health and the planet’s delicate ecosystems. Artistic projects by individuals like Francesca Page aim to change public perception

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Cognizant and Anthropic expand partnership to embed Claude in Cognizant’s industry platforms, helping clients close the gap between AI promise and business outcomes – Cognizant Technology Solutions

Cognizant and Anthropic expand partnership to embed Claude in Cognizant’s industry platforms, helping clients close the gap between AI promise and business outcomes  Cognizant Technology Solutions

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Around 1200 BCE, major Mediterranean civilisations began collapsing; scientists have now reconstructed the climate conditions surrounding the crisis

A new study suggests prolonged drought pressured eastern Mediterranean societies. This drying significantly affected agriculture and food security across the region. Drought acted as a threat multiplier, worsening existing societal challenges. Warfare and invasions interacted with environmental stress during this period. Understanding past climate pressures informs our view of societal vulnerability.

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200 years after the first dinosaur, scientists use brain scans on a 100-million-year-old snake fossil from Brazil

Palaeontology has transformed from examining fossil fragments to digitally reconstructing ancient creatures. A new Cretaceous snake fossil from Brazil showcases this remarkable scientific advancement. High-resolution micro-CT scanning revealed the snake’s brain anatomy and lifestyle. This technology allows detailed comparisons across millions of years of evolution. Modern methods are reshaping our understanding of prehistoric life’s diversity.

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