Climate change is making sharks ‘right-handed’: Rising ocean temperatures affect the direction they prefer to swim, study finds Australian scientists incubated eggs at temperature predicted for 2100 They found half died within a month, and those who survived became ‘right handed’, preferring to swim to the right By Mark Prigg For Dailymail.com Published: 23:44 GMT, … Read more
New York is far greener than anyone expected. Researchers carrying out a huge survey of New York City‘s trees found there are over 5 million ‘forested natural areas’ along with 666,000 street trees. They say the study, the most comprehensive ever of New York’s ‘urban forest’, could revolutionize urban planning. Scroll down for video During … Read more
Holidaymakers are being urged to check vaping laws before their summer getaway after five more destinations banned e-cigarettes with punishment ranging from fines to prison. Last year MailOnline Travel reported that following a World Health Organisation study claiming that e-cigarettes may not actually help smokers give up their habit, several countries clamped down on them. … Read more
Did this acrobatic duo risk lives with this stunt? Photograph of daring pose at Maho Beach provokes fury Yuliia Nos did a one-handed handstand on the head of her partner It seems that she was just mere feet away from the plane’s wheels Maho Beach is one of the world’s best plane-spotting locations By Ted … Read more
A couple who dreamed of a simpler life on the open road with their pet dog, Milo, have spent $40,000 (£30,000) converting a vintage school bus into a solar powered mobile home. Nicholas Underwood from Atlanta and his partner Heather Yandziak of Ashburn, Virginia, wanted to travel across the US and decided on a bus … Read more
With the holiday season in full swing, thousands of holidaymakers will be jetting off on their summer getaway on Saturday. But for England fans, that’s not great timing – because Gareth Southgate’s lads are playing Sweden at 3pm in the World Cup quarter finals, so they might find themselves at 38,000ft when the big game … Read more
The 20 most expensive cities in the world to live in revealed (and it’s Bermuda and Switzerland where you need the deepest pockets to survive) The study ranked cities around the world based on the cost of living in them Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda, was found to be the most expensive place Six of … Read more
Every month more than a million prize-winning Premium Bond numbers are chosen at random and two bond-holders pocket £1m each. Other prizes range from £25 to £100,000. Ernie: The (possibly) fastest random number generator in the West. The numbers, or more accurately strings of numbers and letters of varying lengths, are selected by a machine … Read more
‘I want to invest in an Isa, can you give me any tips on getting started?’ This is a question that regularly crops up and we usually refer people to This is Money’s investment guides, best DIY investing platforms round-up and other useful articles. Yet, what’s often clear is that sometimes people don’t want to … Read more
From cut-price Dreamliners and tented cities to SeaWorld’s sales plunge: The business stories that got us talking this week By Annabel Grossman For Dailymail.com Published: 22:41 BST, 6 March 2015 | Updated: 22:43 BST, 6 March 2015 Share or comment on this article:
There’s nothing too flash about Captain Charles Teige’s bridge room. But it’s about the only only spot on the massive cruise liner Voyager of the Seas left untouched by an $80million make over that has made it one of the most salubrious ships ever to set sail. Whether it’s intentional or not, his office has … Read more
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