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Sixteen years ago, Richard Robinson met a Polish woman, Ania Matuszczak, diving at the Poor Knights. Now, the couple liv...
21/01/2025

Sixteen years ago, Richard Robinson met a Polish woman, Ania Matuszczak, diving at the Poor Knights. Now, the couple live in Auckland, and have three kids—from left, Nina, Eva and Ted.

📷 Richard Robinson

Sixteen years ago, Richard Robinson met a Polish woman, Ania Matuszczak, diving at the Poor Knights. Now, the couple live in Auckland, and have three kids—from left, Nina, Eva and Ted. “For us they’re not just Kiwis,” Robinson says, “they are Polish, and we’re really keen for them to gro...

Get out of the city this summer and you’re bound to glimpse a kāhu. The powerful, clever native hawks are revered by tho...
17/01/2025

Get out of the city this summer and you’re bound to glimpse a kāhu. The powerful, clever native hawks are revered by those who come to know them. And yet we’ve been slaughtering them for a century and a half. Why?

📷 Craig Mckenzie

Get out of the city this summer and you’re bound to glimpse a kāhu. The powerful, clever native hawks are revered by those who come to know them. And yet we’ve been slaughtering them for a century and a half. Why?

If our memories make us who we are, what’s it like to have a different type of memory entirely? What can animals remembe...
16/01/2025

If our memories make us who we are, what’s it like to have a different type of memory entirely? What can animals remember? Do goldfish have a memory longer than three seconds? And can plants remember anything at all?

📷 Giselle Clarkson

If our memories make us who we are, what’s it like to have a different type of memory entirely? What can animals remember? Do goldfish have a memory longer than three seconds? And can plants remember anything at all?

From retirement, David Bimler has embarked on a second career: exposing fraudulent research.📷 Rob Suisted
12/01/2025

From retirement, David Bimler has embarked on a second career: exposing fraudulent research.

📷 Rob Suisted

From retirement, David Bimler has embarked on a second career: exposing fraudulent research.

Preserved beneath three kilometres of frigid saltwater and up to five metres of floating sea ice, Sir Ernest Shackleton’...
09/01/2025

Preserved beneath three kilometres of frigid saltwater and up to five metres of floating sea ice, Sir Ernest Shackleton’s legendary ship “looks like it sank yesterday”.

📷 Catherine Woulfe

Preserved beneath three kilometres of frigid saltwater and up to five metres of floating sea ice, Sir Ernest Shackleton’s legendary ship “looks like it sank yesterday”, says Nico Vincent, an expert in ultra-deep-sea salvage who helped produce this remarkable new mosaic image. Vincent was part ...

At Lake Ellesmere/Te Waihora, Joe Harrison documents an era of change and uncertainty.📷 Joe Harrison
06/01/2025

At Lake Ellesmere/Te Waihora, Joe Harrison documents an era of change and uncertainty.

📷 Joe Harrison

At Lake Ellesmere/Te Waihora, Joe Harrison documents an era of change and uncertainty.

They’ve been here 300 million years. They grow on rock, or in deserts, or underwater, or on dead animals—and they can su...
03/01/2025

They’ve been here 300 million years. They grow on rock, or in deserts, or underwater, or on dead animals—and they can survive for centuries. In short, mosses are super cool.

📷 Adrian Malloch

They’ve been here 300 million years. They grow on rock, or in deserts, or underwater, or on dead animals—and they can survive for centuries. In short, mosses are super cool.

To design sleeker, sneakier aircraft, researchers are mimicking the physics of our feathered friends.📷 Simon Runting
31/12/2024

To design sleeker, sneakier aircraft, researchers are mimicking the physics of our feathered friends.

📷 Simon Runting

To design sleeker, sneakier aircraft, researchers are mimicking the physics of our feathered friends. Pigeonbot II is a robot garbed in genuine bird plumage. Fifty-two feathers are attached to a mechanical wing with joints akin to wrist and finger. Programmed to imitate the reflexes of a bird in fli...

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