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22nd Jan 2009

Stress, fish, financial success...

How fish lock carbon in their poo, why stress is bad for your attention span, why shiny plants could put a new sheen on global warming, how to make your own metal micrograbber and why your fingers can indicate your trading ability. Plus, in 'Stuff and Non-Science,' are daddy long-legs all that venomous?

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