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Crows can remember human faces associated with stressful situations for up to five years and they’ll also warn their friends…
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Explainer: the ethics of ritual slaughter
Ritual slaughter is an important part of Islamic and Jewish belief systems but, as recent TV footage showing cattle being…
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Gifts key to spider courtship
Male nursery web spiders who give gifts to females are more likely to successfully mate than males who don’t, according to…
Throw another shrimp on the barbie – before it kills its friends
Hermaphroditic cleaner shrimp attack and kill each other when in groups larger than two, new research from the University…
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David Trescuri
Student
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Bernard E. Rollin
University Disting Prof of Philosophy
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Suzanne Rutland
Professor of Hebrew, Biblical and Jewish Studies
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Peter Singer
Professor of Ethical Issues in Biotechnology, Justice and the Human Good
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Howard Brasted
Professor of history in the School of Humanities specialising in Islamic History
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Xavier Shay
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Sharon Segler
Public Relations Consultant
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Musician