en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-06-25 Malaysia Science

Mt Kinabalu Climbathlon cancelled
New Straits Times Online
KOTA KINABALU: The Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon has been cancelled because of extensive damage to the race course - the trail up the summit - after the June 5 earthquake. Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun ...

Sabah cancels Mt Kinabalu International Climbathon 2015 due to quake damage   Malay Mail Online

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Red List Update Finds Nearly 23000 Species Near Extinction
Ecorazzi
Late last week, scientists concluded that Earth has already entered its sixth extinction, as species are dying out at an accelerated rate due to the presence of man. This week, we've updated numbers on the record amount of animals that are threatened to be ...

Updated IUCN Red List Contains 22784 Species Facing Extinction   Clapway
IUCN Red List Update Suggests Conservation Sucess Overshadowed By ...   Headlines & Global News
Two Species Saved, More than 20000 to Become Extinct   Weekly Observer
The Hans India
Catholic Online
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NDTV

Australian Fishermen Lure Rare Monster Shark
NDTV
An official measures a giant basking shark that was accidentally picked up by a fishing trawler in the Bass Strait off the Australian southeastern point. (AFP PHOTO / MUSEUM VICTORIA / NICOLE MILLER). Melbourne: Fishermen off Australia who accidentally ...

Australian fishermen catch rare basking shark   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Shark Files: Rare Basking Shark Catch Adds to Science   Discovery News
Basking Shark Caught in Australia, Great White Caught on Video in Massachusetts   ABC News
Telegraph.co.uk
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Face of bizarre sea creature Hallucigenia revealed
BBC News
Scientists finally have a complete picture of what one of nature's most bizarre animals looked like. The tiny sea creature - Hallucigenia - lived 500 million years ago, but all fossils appeared to be without heads. New specimens unearthed in Canada have ...

500-million-year-old "smiling" worm rears its head   CBS News
Hallucigenia mystery solved: Experts had it upside down   Warwick Daily News
Scientists Finally Figure Out Which End Of This Freaky 'Smiling' Worm Was The ...   Huffington Post

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Pope admits divorce may be 'morally necessary'
New Zealand Herald
Pope Francis says that it may be acceptable, or even "morally necessary", for married couples to split up if they are at war with each other. The head of the Roman Catholic Church, an organisation that has traditionally been implacably opposed to divorce, said ...

Pope: Separation may be needed to protect a weaker spouse or children   TVNZ
Pope says marital separation sometimes 'morally necessary'   Washington Post
Pope Francis and climate change   Irish Times
Stuff.co.nz
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Invasive New Guinea flatworm lands on Florida's shores
BABW News
The highly invasive New Guinea flatworm has been reported in several Miami-area gardens, creating serious concerns for ecosystems in the continental United States. Florida has a big problem on its hands, and it could even spread to other states soon ...

Snail Biodiversity at Risk with New Invasive Flatworm Species spotted in Florida   PerfScience
Feisty and Pesky Army of Worms Pose Threats To US Biodiversity   Times Gazette
Invasive Worm Threatens Dade Snail Population   CBS Local
The Bell Jar
Tampabay.com
Orlando Sentinel
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CNN

Dwarf planet Ceres reveals pyramid-shaped mystery
CNN
Cameras on NASA's Dawn probe have captured a baffling structure rising 3 miles above dwarf planet Ceres' cratered surface. (CNN) — OK, this is just too much. First, NASA's Dawn probe spotted curiously sparkly bright spots on the surface of Ceres, the ...

NASA captures image of 'pyramid' on planet   WTVM
Dawn over Ceres, a mission of humankind   PBS NewsHour (blog)
NASA's Dawn spacecraft spots pyramid-shaped peak on Ceres   Economic Times
NDTV
Firstpost
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