Drone reproduces Rio's Christ the Redeemer statue
Thanks to thousands of photos snapped from the air, Rio de Janeiro's famous landmark can now be experienced on your screen in 3D
Zoologger: Oral sex may be a life saver for spider
Male Darwin's bark spider use genital lubrication and binding to stop their mates from eating them after copulation
Stretchy limpet teeth are nature's strongest material
Spider silk has lost its record for being the strongest natural material – these limpet teeth are six times as strong
Huge epigenomic map examines life's impact on our genes
Analysing the DNA tags that affect how genes behave shows us how nurture interacts with nature to shape who we are and the diseases we develop
Ebola outbreak still has things to teach us
Lessons from the unprecedented Ebola outbreak in West Africa last year are still being learned in preparation for future outbreaks
Work in an age of robots
As automation and the internet sweep away employment certainties even for the creative classes, three books explore the depth of our predicament
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