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Gay penguins threat to breeding

A same sex penguin couple at the Toronto Zoo are facing an enforced split, as their relationship threatens a breeding program.

Schmidt defends Google, mourns Jobs

Google chair Eric Schmidt has mourned Steve Jobs' death but defended Google as a great innovator despite the Apple co-founder's allegations of theft.

Australia passes carbon pollution tax

Australia's upper house has passed a pollution tax in what the government called a "history-making vote".

Cooked meat better

Evolution might have been fueled by the simple act of cooking.

Ancient horses did have spots

Spotted horses, often seen depicted in cave paintings, actually existed tens of thousands of years ago.

Table Mountain needs your vote

Table Mountain would see a surge of tourism if named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, Western Cape Tourism MEC Alan Winde says.

Learning gym talk

Fire your glutes, relax your traps, lengthen your spine, engage your core.

Mountain needs your vote

Table Mountain would see a surge of tourism if named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, Western Cape tourism MEC Alan Winde says.

Russia aims for Mars

Russia has launches a probe for Mars that aims to collect a chunk of a Martian moon and become Moscow's first successful planetary mission since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Greeks delay China panda loan to France

China has had to delay the loan of two pandas to France because the Greek debt crisis dominated the G20 summit when they hoped to finalise details.