Read more about the article Tiny Jellyfish Can Learn Like Humans Despite Having No Brain, Says Study
Image shows the Tripedalia cystophora jellyfish, undated photo. Research showed that it can learn despite having a simple nervous system. (Jan Bielecki/Newsflash)

Tiny Jellyfish Can Learn Like Humans Despite Having No Brain, Says Study

A groundbreaking new study has revealed that jellyfish are cleverer than biologists have ever thought, even though they do not have a brain. The experiment has revealed that despite having…

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Read more about the article Fury As Ice Cream Parlour Demands EUR 1 For Extra Spoon
Photo shows a bill in which 1EUR was charged for an ice-cream spoon on Sunday, September 10, 2023. It happened in Gelateria Serafini in Lavis, Trento in Italy. (CEN)

Fury As Ice Cream Parlour Demands EUR 1 For Extra Spoon

An Italian ice cream shop has sent angry customers into meltdown after it emerged it charged one punter EUR 1 for an extra spoon. The astonished female customer had asked…

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Read more about the article Nazi Camp Guard Aged 99 Charged With Being Accessory To Murder Of More Than 3,300 Holocaust Victims
Photo shows prisoners in the concentration camp at Sachsenhausen, Germany in December, 1938. The camp was used from 1936 until April 1945. (Newsflash)

Nazi Camp Guard Aged 99 Charged With Being Accessory To Murder Of More Than 3,300 Holocaust Victims

A 99-year-old man could be the last former concentration camp guard to answer for the murder of thousands after he was changed with being an accessory to murder during the…

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Read more about the article Long-Lost Painting Of Devil’s Game To Go Under Hammer
Photo shows 'La Coda del Diavolo' (The Devil's Tail), oil on canvas by Fausto Zonaro, estimated 100,000 160,000. The painting will be put up for auction at Dorotheum in Vienna on October 24, 2023. ( Dorotheum/Newsflash)

Long-Lost Painting Of Devil’s Game To Go Under Hammer

A 19th-century royal painting missing for more than 100 years is to go under the hammer for EUR 160,000 after it was rediscovered in a private collection. The artwork, 'La…

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Read more about the article Cleaning Of Brandenburg Gate To Cost EUR 35,000 After It Was Sprayed Orange And Yellow By Climate Activists
Picture shows the painted Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, undated. The costs for the cleaning work are amounting to 35,000 euros. (Newsflash)

Cleaning Of Brandenburg Gate To Cost EUR 35,000 After It Was Sprayed Orange And Yellow By Climate Activists

The massive cleaning and restoring costs of the Brandenburg Gate which was sprayed orange and yellow during a Last Generation protest will allegedly be paid by the activists. Cops apprehended…

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Read more about the article Austria To Create More Than 300 New Water Ponds Around The Country To Help Conserve Green Toads
Image shows a green toad in the city of Vienna, Austria, undated photo. State authorities will create around 300 new small bodies of water across the country for the green toads. (Daniel Zupanc/Newsflash)

Austria To Create More Than 300 New Water Ponds Around The Country To Help Conserve Green Toads

The world's oldest zoo will take part in the building of several hundred water ponds across Austria to help conserve green toads under threat because of habitat loss. The project…

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Read more about the article Ausie Flies Half Way Round World To Fix His Teeth
Photo shows Doctor Martina Karlo, undated. John Park from Melbourne, Australia, traveled to Split, Croatia so that the dentist can fix his teeth and gives him perfect smile. (Newsflash)

Ausie Flies Half Way Round World To Fix His Teeth

An Australian patient has told how he flew half way round the world to get his crooked teeth fixed in Croatia. John Park, from Melbourne, had abandoned the idee of…

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Read more about the article Remains Of US Bomber Crewman Recovered From Malta Seabed
Divers explore the B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft of the coast of Malta, undated. They found and brought up the remains of Irving R. Newman an American World War II airman missing in action since 1943. (University of Malta, Timmy Gambin/Newsflash)

Remains Of US Bomber Crewman Recovered From Malta Seabed

The remains of a US airman whose bomber crashed in flames into the sea off the coast of Malta during World War II have been recovered after the plane was…

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Read more about the article Scientists Learn To ‘Talk’ To Cute Meerkats Using Recordings Of The Noises They Make
Image shows meerkats, undated photo. Researchers study how the species communicate at the Zurich Zoo, Switzerland. (Zurich Zoo, Enzo Franchini/Newsflash)

Scientists Learn To ‘Talk’ To Cute Meerkats Using Recordings Of The Noises They Make

Cute pack of meerkats assembles after a scientist plays their distinctive cry of warning on a small loudspeaker for research purposes. In the footage from Zurich Zoo from 20th September…

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Read more about the article Namibian Animal Tracking Experts Help German Archaeologists Match Footprint Pictures To Animals
Image shows detail of Stone Age depictions of human footprints and animal tracks in Doro Nawas mountains, Namibia, undated photo. The carvings date back to the Later Stone Age. (Andreas Pastoors, Tracking in Caves/Newsflash)

Namibian Animal Tracking Experts Help German Archaeologists Match Footprint Pictures To Animals

Archaeologists examining prehistoric artwork of footprints up to 50,000 years old in southwest Africa have been able to determine the type of animals and even their likely ages by cooperating…

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