A rather rude ring-tailed lemur looks out of his window at the zoo in Rostock, Germany. Depending on the weather, the animals in the zoo will move to their outdoor enclosures shortly.

Photograph: Bernd Wustneck/AFP/Getty Images

It may be slightly disturbing, but a Japanese company can now print a 3D hologram of your unborn foetus. Oliver Wainwright explains.

Photograph: Pioneer

Is that dress… really? Oh. Media Monkey on a coyly captioned outfit, as modelled by Grayson Perry at the BAFTAs.

Photograph: Tim P Whitby/Getty Images

Hand-drawn maps are enjoying a renaissance as contemporary artists use their imagination, creativity and humour to breathe new life into the traditional craft of cartography. Here are 10 of the best

Photograph: Jenni Sparks

Ready for some footballing nostalgia? Alexandre Bourouf found an old Panini album for sale dating from 1976 – it was the first album released in his home country, France, and coincidentally was the year of his birth. Like many others, Bourouf had collected Panini stickers as a youngster and had albums dating back to 1984. After spotting the ‘76 album, he felt compelled to renew his collecting days. He runs a blog, old-school panini, documenting his finds. Check out our gallery of some of the gems.

Photograph: Old School Panini/Old School Panini

While Botticelli painted a mean Paradiso, Gustave Doré’s dark drawings have been used to publicise Dan Brown’s latest novel. We look at the art inspired by Dante’s timeless text

Jonathan Jones on how artists have portrayed The Divine Comedy

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Astonishing news from Walvis Bay, Namibia, where scientists from the Namibian Dolphin project on Tuesday confirmed the sighting of a grey whale. Not only has this north Pacific species been extinct in the Atlantic since the 18th century, it has never been seen south of the equator.

Philip Hoare has the full story.

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The Starman falls to earth. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, whose David Bowie cover captured the imagination of Earthlings yesterday, landed safely Tuesday on the steppes of Kazakhstan.

Photograph: Mikhail Metzel/AFP/Getty Images

A wolf cub yawns as it takes its first steps outside its den in Vienna Zoo. The cubs were born on April 27, in a natural den which was dug by the parent wolf in the semi-natural Arctic wolf enclosure in the zoo.

From picture desk: live, our team’s pick of the most noteworthy (and cutest) images of the day.

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David Hockney’s Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy is moved into place during the Tate Britain rehang. There are now no explanatory texts by the works of art.

Photograph: Graeme Robertson