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Christmas Throwback: When Football silenced guns — and stopped a World War | Football News

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Soldiers playing football in No-Man’s Land a year after the Christmas Truce in 1914 (Photo Credit: Universal History Archive/UIG/Getty Images) On Christmas morning in 1914, something happened that no military plan could have predicted and no weapon could have forced. In the middle of World War I, one of the bloodiest conflicts in human history,…

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  • Australia brought digging mammals back to an 8,000-hectare sanctuary; 8 years later, scientists found they had reshaped underground insect communities |
  • Scientists found an unexpected second product while making cleaner hydrogen; the leftover material was high-quality graphite |
  • In 2024, four Klamath River dams came down, reopening habitat blocked for over a century; in two salmon runs, 21,052 Chinook moved upstream and reclaimed 88% of their historic range
  • China’s ‘Snake Doctor’ continues conservation work for a rare viper, despite 9 snake bites, divorce threat from wife and even after losing a finger |
  • Two Canadian students created toothpaste that changes colour in the mouth; their school project is designed to show children when they are brushing properly |

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