Iran's nuclear programme has survived US-Israeli attacks and can still make bombs, experts say
Vice President JD Vance has identified Iran's nuclear ambitions as the 'critical flashpoint' behind the collapse of 21-hour emergency talks in Islamabad.
Number of patients being admitted to hospital for spider bites has doubled amid 'explosion' of false widows in UK
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Eric Swalwell suspends campaign for governor of California amid accusations of sexual assault
Eric Swalwell has suspended his campaign for governor of California amid allegations of sexual assault.
NHS trusts across the country 'are planning to cut 21,000 jobs'
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Potholes are threatening blood deliveries, volunteer drivers warn
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Return of the female Rolex ripper gang? Fears mystery distraction thieves who steal watches off men's wrists may be back on the prowl after pensioner robbed in broad daylight
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Coachella 2026 WORST dressed: Paris Hilton and Heidi Klum among stars making the biggest fashion faux pas
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Rory McIlroy fights back tears after sealing emotional Masters victory in front of his parents at Augusta
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Robot Birds Deployed by Park to Attract Real Birds - Built By High School Students
"Robotic bird decoys are being deployed at Grand Teton National Park," reports Interesting Engineering, "to influence the behavior of real sage grouse and help restore a declining population.". Robotics mentor Gary Duquette describes the machines as "kind of a Frankenbird." (SFGate shows one of the robot birds charging up with a solar panel... "Recorded breeding calls are played at the scene, with clucking and cooing beginning at 5 a.m. each day.")
Duquette builds the birds with a team of high school students, telling WyoFile that at school they "don't really get to experience real-world problems" where failures lurk. So while their robot birds may cost $150 in parts, the practical experience the students get "is priceless."
Spikes in the electric currents burned out servo motors as the season of sagebrush serenades loomed, Duquette said. "The kids had to learn the difference between voltage and amperage...." To resolve the problem, the team wired a voltage converter in line with the Arduino controller and other elements on an electronic breadboard. "We pulled through and got it done in time," he said...
A noggin fabricated by a 3D printer tops the robo-grouse. Wyoming Game and Fish staffers in Pinedale supplied grouse wings from hunter surveys, and body feathers came from fly-tying supplies at an angling store. Packaging foam from a Hello Fresh meal kit replicates white breast feathers, accented by yellow air sacs...
The Independent wonders if more national parks would be visited by robot birds...
During this year's breeding season, which runs through mid-May, researchers are using trail cameras to track whether real sage grouse respond to the robotic displays and return to the restored lek sites. If successful, officials say similar robotic systems could eventually be used in other national parks facing wildlife management challenges.
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Hunt for Brit pensioner, 70, who has vanished from a holiday home in Spain
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Trump will begin blockade of Strait of Hormuz within hours as Iran warns US will soon be 'nostalgic for $4-$5 gas'
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Into the kill zone: Trump orders US sailors to seize Hormuz after he destroyed Iran's navy... but shadow fleet still lies in wait
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Miranda Kerr makes a surprise appearance at Coachella with her billionaire husband - as fellow Australian celebrity Bec Judd stuns in lace mini skirt
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Man, 23, is dead and seven others are rushed to hospital after multi-vehicle crash 'following police pursuit'
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Bradley Walsh 'faces family dilemma as he becomes the favourite to be the new Strictly host' after The Chase halts filming
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I escaped my boring London suburb and moved to glamorous Paris - but there's a dark side to dating in the City of Love that no one tells you about
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Want a job at a massive corporate company? Be nice to your taxi driver...
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Inside the UFO hotel in Wales - with 'spacecraft' door, NASA-designed interiors and Doctor Who TARDIS bathroom
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