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SEE THE INVISIBLE BEAUTY OF LITTLE WINGS

We get super-up-close and personal with butterfly and moth wings with photos by Linden Gledhill We get super-up-close and personal with butterfly and moth wings with photos by Linden Gledhill

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10 BEAUTIFUL NATURAL SHELTERS NOW

These natural caves have sheltered people around the world, throughout for eons. These natural caves have sheltered people around the world, throughout for eons.

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GIFTS OF PARADOX: ELIZABETH TURK

Artist Elizabeth Turk fuses nature, science, and art in her magnificent marble sculptures. Her works belong on your nature-lover gift list. Artist Elizabeth Turk fuses nature, science, and art in her magnificent marble sculptures. Her works belong on your nature-lover gift list.

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BEAUTIFUL DISCOVERIES COME TO PREPARED MINDS

The LIGO recent discovery of gravitational waves opens up a whole new field of science, with a new set of tools to help explore farther reaches the universe, looking at its earliest history starting at the Big Bang. The LIGO recent discovery of gravitational waves opens up a whole new field of science, with a new set of tools to help explore farther reaches the universe, looking at its earliest history starting at the Big Bang.

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BIRD BRAINS BEAT HUMAN BRAINS

New studies find birds can think more quickly than humans because their brains are smaller with more densely packed neurons. New studies find birds can think more quickly than humans because their brains are smaller with more densely packed neurons.

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FASCINATING BEACH DUNES NOW

These incredible beach dunes make super beautiful vacation spots. These incredible beach dunes make super beautiful vacation spots.

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SWEET SUCCESS FOR RARE BUTTERFLIES NOW

Conservation hero Butterfly whisperer Tim Wong succeeded in repopulating a rare butterfly species in San Francisco, the California Pipevine Swallowtail. Conservation hero Butterfly whisperer Tim Wong succeeded in repopulating a rare butterfly species in San Francisco, the California Pipevine Swallowtail.

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GEOMETRY—SOURCE OF ALL BEAUTY?

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BN FAVES: MIND-BLOWING RECYCLERS

Incredible animals that recycle. Incredible animals that recycle.

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FEATHERS: 100 MILLION YEARS - NOW

A look at the beauty of feathers from the dinosaurs to modern times. A look at the beauty of feathers from the dinosaurs to modern times.

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10 BEAUTIFUL WINTER TRANSITIONS

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CAPTURING OCEAN GLORY ONE BEAUTIFUL SHOT AT A TIME

Ocean glory is captured beautifully in spectacular photos and stories by award-winning photojournalists Jett and Kathryn Britnell in BN Daily Fix. Ocean glory is captured beautifully in spectacular photos and stories by award-winning photojournalists Jett and Kathryn Britnell in BN Daily Fix.

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NEW WAYS TO PREDICT STORMS

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WILD & BEAUTIFUL IN CUBA NOW

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THE NEW SCIENCE OF GRATITUDE

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BEAUTIFUL PROGRESS FOR SCIENTIFIC QUESTS

Advances in noble scientific quests: finding cure for cancer, life on Mars, warp speed travel and creating new DNA. Advances in noble scientific quests: finding cure for cancer, life on Mars, warp speed travel and creating new DNA.

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HONEYSUCKLE: SWEETER THAN EVER NOW

Dainty honeysuckle blossoms, not only make gardens look and smell more beautiful, they have powerful health benefits according to recent scientific research. Dainty honeysuckle blossoms, not only make gardens look and smell more beautiful, they have powerful health benefits according to recent scientific research.

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NEW BEAUTIFUL FREEZE DISCOVERIES

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KEEP AUTUMN MIGRATIONS BEAUTIFUL: SAVE MONARCH BUTTERFLIES NOW

Monarch butterflies migrate 2500 miles from North America to Mexico and southern California every autumn. They are in danger of extinction due to human encroachment on their habitats. We can help save them now. Monarch butterflies migrate 2500 miles from North America to Mexico and southern California every autumn. They are in danger of extinction due to human encroachment on their habitats. We can help save them now.

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BEAUTIFUL FLORA IN 10 NEW BEAUTIFUL BOOKS NOW

See the BeautifulNow Team curated list of 10 beautiful new books about flora, from flowers to botanicals, from gardens to bouquets. See the BeautifulNow Team curated list of 10 beautiful new books about flora, from flowers to botanicals, from gardens to bouquets.

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BEAUTIFUL RIDER ON SOME WILDLY BEAUTIFUL STORMS NOW

See amazing wild storm photography by Jody Miller in this BeautifulNow Nature Science Daily Fix. See amazing wild storm photography by Jody Miller in this BeautifulNow Nature Science Daily Fix.

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STELLAR SONY WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS PHOTOS NOW

See BN Team stellar photo picks from the Sony World Photography Awards winning, shortlisted, and commended entries. Check them out in this BeautifulNow Daily Fix. See BN Team stellar photo picks from the Sony World Photography Awards winning, shortlisted, and commended entries. Check them out in this BeautifulNow Daily Fix.

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BEAUTIFUL STORIES OF THE GREAT ANIMAL ORCHESTRA

The Great Animal Orchestra, a cross-platform interactive experience, features incredible natural music created by a vast variety of animals in their natural habitats. Recorded by Bernie Krause, accompanied by stunning artworks & presented at IDFA 2016. The Great Animal Orchestra, a cross-platform interactive experience, features incredible natural music created by a vast variety of animals in their natural habitats. Recorded by Bernie Krause, accompanied by stunning artworks & presented at IDFA 2016.

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THE MOON IS SO HOT RIGHT NOW!

New research findings and technology developments have spurred a new race to the moon as governments and private companies compete for advantage and prizes. New research findings and technology developments have spurred a new race to the moon as governments and private companies compete for advantage and prizes.