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Science reveals new species, climate costs, and ancient mysteries
What it means
New monkey species discovered in Congo; climate change costs 56 hours of sleep yearly; T. rex skeleton sets auction record; oldest right-handed animal found.
Why it matters
These findings highlight biodiversity loss, climate impacts on health, and the value of fossils for science and commerce.
How it affects you
You may lose sleep due to rising night temperatures; healthier sausage rolls could reach stores; storm tracking now uses advanced technology.
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