Sea Lions Map Ocean Floors, Scotland's Ticks Could Double by 2080, Research Reveals Drought Resistance Markers, High-Altitude Flights Impact Climate, and more... episode artwork

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Sea Lions Map Ocean Floors, Scotland's Ticks Could Double by 2080, Research Reveals Drought Resistance Markers, High-Altitude Flights Impact Climate, and more...

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(0:10): Australian Sea Lions with Cameras Map Uncharted Ocean Floors, Unveil New Marine Habitats(2:08): Scotland's Tick Population Could Double by 2080, Raising Lyme Disease Risk: Study(4:07): New Research Unveils Key Genetic Markers for Drought Resistance in Crops Amid Climate Extremes(6:30): Study: High-Altitude Flights Cut Carbon but Boost Climate-Warming Contrails(8:33): Breakthrough Study Reveals How Cocaine Hijacks Brain's Dopamine Transporter, Paving Way for New TreatmentsTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: IFLScience

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