Florida faces snake raid
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Florida homes and swamps more used to dealing with dangerous critters like alligators now face a more foreign invader as giant pet snakes escape into the wild.
Wall Street vaccine fury
News that US swine flu vaccines are being distributed to Wall Street firms sparked uproar.
Climate hunger strike
Activists world-wide will go on a hunger strike to protest climate change inaction.
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Brutal Legend
An imaginative tribute to heavy metal, but its dark setting will not appeal to everyone.
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H1N1 found in US cat
A household cat has tested positive for swine flu - the first known case in the world.
Warthog grounds flight
An Air Zimbabwe flight was forced to make an emergency stop thanks to a warthog.
Where Great Whites hang
Great Whites may be loners, but these feared predators also have their own watering hole.
Malaria vaccine soon
The most advanced malaria vaccine so far should be ready for use in three to five years.
Al Gore's convenient sequel
Al Gore has released a follow-up to 'An Inconvenient Truth', his cry against global warming.
Whitewash to slow climate
A Peruvian scientist is using a phenomenon called positive feedback to help fight global warming.
» TECH NEWS
Droid joins Google phone
The Motorola Droid is the latest smart phone to join the ranks of Android-powered phones.
» SPACE NEWS
Skeleton of the universe
Astronomers in Chile and Japan have for the first time seen part of the cosmic web of galaxies.
3D is here to stay
Once regarded as a quirky fad for nerds wearing cardboard spectacles, 3D films are back for good.
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