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loveforearth: by Nathalie RN

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paleoillustration: Pteranodon longiceps by Gonzalo Jara

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guardian: Scientists say it is possible that there have never been fewer butterflies in Britain since it was first inhabited by humans due, in part, to the miserable weather of 2012. The orange-tip population (above) dropped by 34%. Habit loss and agricultural intensification mean that many species live in isolated colonies in small nature reserves, making them particularly vulnerable to extinction after adverse weather. Photograph: Butterfly Conservation

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xosweeties: hazelnut pancakes with roasted rhubarb cardamom compote recipe