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Marking tool can catch burglars blue-handed
A new marking device that invisibly codes property could see burglars caught blue-handed.
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<i>Rebecca Barry</i>: Survive on less sleep? What a nightmare
Mutation in gene that determines individual sleep requirements explains why some people don't need much kip.
![What do your sleep patterns say about you?](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=795)
What do your sleep patterns say about you?
Your genetic make-up may determine how many good hours of sleep you get.
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Sea slugs may be victims as well
An expert on sea slugs doubts they are to blame for killing dogs, saying the slugs themselves are probably victims.
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Beach poison - sea slugs top suspects
Scientists have proved that slugs found on an Auckland beach are toxic but have not established what they have eaten to make them poisonous.
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<i>Brian Rudman:</i> White roofs are good for society
Painting the world's roofs and roads white would be the equivalent of taking all the cars off the road for 11 years, scientists say.