Rachael Funnell is a Writer & Senior Digital Producer at IFLScience. She specializes in science and natural sciences, with a focus on topics such as biology, zoology, ecology, and animal welfare. Rachael's work has been featured in IFLScience, The English Garden, and Realclearhistory.
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By: Rachael Funnell
It’s the oldest known thorny-headed worm ever discovered.
By: Rachael Funnell
All we see is boats. Now, you can see what's happening underneath.
By: Rachael Funnell
A new study has become the first to show how that light fades after death in a whole animal model.
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Join us as we talk Horror On The Brain with neuroscientist Dr Austin Lim.
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The power of the "uhhh... lemme think" face.
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As frilly freaks from the Cambrian go, this thing was truly unique.
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The outcomes improved remarkably by attempts five and six.
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From the silent strut of T. rex to a bobble-headed sauropod, Walking With Dinosaurs is full of scientific surprises, so we delved behind the scenes to find out more.
By: Rachael Funnell
The never-before-seen Archaeopteryx feathers reveal how (some) dinosaurs took to the air.
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Fewer than 40 are known to exist, but these ones are having a great time.
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