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Scientists Find Fossils Of Southeast Asia's Giant Dinosaur In Thailand
According to the researchers, the largest predator in the ecosystem was a relative of the giant African meat-eating dinosaur Carcharodontosaurus.
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Born A Month Ago, 4 Cheetah Cubs Found Dead In Kuno National Park
Four cheetah cubs born in April were found dead in Kuno National Park with partially eaten carcasses.
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Study Reveals 62-Foot Giant Octopuses Were Apex Predators Of Ancient Seas
During the same period, dinosaurs such as T rex, Triceratops, and Velociraptor dominated life on land, while these octopuses ruled the oceans.
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Tiger, Leopard, Cheetah Seen Together In Rare Ranthambore Moment
In a rare and remarkable moment, three of the wild's most elusive predators, a tiger, a leopard and a cheetah, were sighted within the same landscape and time frame in Ranthambore's Zone 9, the Rajasthan Forest Department said.
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"My World Was Turned Upside Down": Indian Man Breaks Silence Over False Child Predator Accusation
He said the false accusation left his "world turned upside down," triggering widespread harassment and long-term damage to both his personal and professional reputation.
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Facial Recognition Glasses Will Arm Sexual Predators, Meta Is Warned
Advocacy groups have warned Meta that its proposed facial recognition feature for smart glasses could enable stalking and abuse, urging the company to cancel the rollout amid growing legal and privacy concerns.
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Strait Of Hormuz: Why US And Iran Are Sailing In Very Different Legal Waters
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait as set out under international law predating UNCLOS. For the US, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait requiring "transit passage," as per UNCLOS.
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Why This Indonesian Village In Bali Does Not Bury Or Cremate Its Dead
Set along the caldera of Lake Batur, this Bali village follows burial practices that predate mainstream Balinese Hindu customs
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12,000-Year-Old Dice Trace Gambling Back To The Ice Age: Study
Researchers have found evidence in 12,000-year-old Native American dice that could represent the earliest known use of games of chance.
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Meta Ordered To Pay $375 Million Over Child Exploitation, User Safety Claims
A New Mexico jury on Tuesday found social media giant Meta liable for endangering children by making them vulnerable to predators on its platforms and other dangers.
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Artefact Found In Mexico Raises Possibility Of Early Arrival Of Europeans In America Before Columbus
This artifact, known as the Tecacix-Calixtlahuaca Head, is a terracotta statue of a bearded man.
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Who Is The Real Katy Perry? Not US Singer, But Australian Designer
Designer Katie Perry accused her far more famous namesake of trademark infringement
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Paleontologists Discover New T Rex-Sized Dinosaur In Sahara Desert That Lived 100 Million Years Ago
According to Professor Sereno, this dinosaur could easily navigate water up to two meters deep with its strong legs.
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Delhi To Be Renamed Indraprastha? BJP MP Writes To Centre
In a recent development, after the state officially adopted the name Kerala as "Keralam" in official usage, a BJP MP from Delhi has now urged the Centre to consider renaming the national capital as "Indraprastha".
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In Landmark Order, UP Couple Gets Death For Sexually Assaulting 33 Children
A couple has been sentenced to death by a court in Uttar Pradesh after being convicted in a case of sexual assault of 33 children, some of them as young as three years old.
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Scientists Find Fossils Of Southeast Asia's Giant Dinosaur In Thailand
According to the researchers, the largest predator in the ecosystem was a relative of the giant African meat-eating dinosaur Carcharodontosaurus.
-
Born A Month Ago, 4 Cheetah Cubs Found Dead In Kuno National Park
Four cheetah cubs born in April were found dead in Kuno National Park with partially eaten carcasses.
-
Study Reveals 62-Foot Giant Octopuses Were Apex Predators Of Ancient Seas
During the same period, dinosaurs such as T rex, Triceratops, and Velociraptor dominated life on land, while these octopuses ruled the oceans.
-
Tiger, Leopard, Cheetah Seen Together In Rare Ranthambore Moment
In a rare and remarkable moment, three of the wild's most elusive predators, a tiger, a leopard and a cheetah, were sighted within the same landscape and time frame in Ranthambore's Zone 9, the Rajasthan Forest Department said.
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"My World Was Turned Upside Down": Indian Man Breaks Silence Over False Child Predator Accusation
He said the false accusation left his "world turned upside down," triggering widespread harassment and long-term damage to both his personal and professional reputation.
-
Facial Recognition Glasses Will Arm Sexual Predators, Meta Is Warned
Advocacy groups have warned Meta that its proposed facial recognition feature for smart glasses could enable stalking and abuse, urging the company to cancel the rollout amid growing legal and privacy concerns.
-
Strait Of Hormuz: Why US And Iran Are Sailing In Very Different Legal Waters
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait as set out under international law predating UNCLOS. For the US, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait requiring "transit passage," as per UNCLOS.
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Why This Indonesian Village In Bali Does Not Bury Or Cremate Its Dead
Set along the caldera of Lake Batur, this Bali village follows burial practices that predate mainstream Balinese Hindu customs
-
12,000-Year-Old Dice Trace Gambling Back To The Ice Age: Study
Researchers have found evidence in 12,000-year-old Native American dice that could represent the earliest known use of games of chance.
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Meta Ordered To Pay $375 Million Over Child Exploitation, User Safety Claims
A New Mexico jury on Tuesday found social media giant Meta liable for endangering children by making them vulnerable to predators on its platforms and other dangers.
-
Artefact Found In Mexico Raises Possibility Of Early Arrival Of Europeans In America Before Columbus
This artifact, known as the Tecacix-Calixtlahuaca Head, is a terracotta statue of a bearded man.
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Who Is The Real Katy Perry? Not US Singer, But Australian Designer
Designer Katie Perry accused her far more famous namesake of trademark infringement
-
Paleontologists Discover New T Rex-Sized Dinosaur In Sahara Desert That Lived 100 Million Years Ago
According to Professor Sereno, this dinosaur could easily navigate water up to two meters deep with its strong legs.
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Delhi To Be Renamed Indraprastha? BJP MP Writes To Centre
In a recent development, after the state officially adopted the name Kerala as "Keralam" in official usage, a BJP MP from Delhi has now urged the Centre to consider renaming the national capital as "Indraprastha".
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In Landmark Order, UP Couple Gets Death For Sexually Assaulting 33 Children
A couple has been sentenced to death by a court in Uttar Pradesh after being convicted in a case of sexual assault of 33 children, some of them as young as three years old.
