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This Uttarakhand Trek Leads To A UNESCO World Heritage Site Filled With Flowers Every Monsoon
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this breathtaking valley is one of India's most spectacular seasonal wonders.
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Which Is The Best Place For Scuba Diving In India?
India is home to several scenic diving sites, but only one truly delivers a world-class experience. Find out which destination divers swear by.
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New Study Reveals Why Majority Of People Are Right-Handed
The team tested major theories for handedness, including diet, habitat, body mass, social structures, tool use, and locomotion.
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Cooling Systems, Dietary Changes: Heatwave Relief Efforts At Jammu Zoo
Jammu Zoo deploys cooling systems and dietary changes to protect animals from the heatwave.
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Video: Endangered Primate Uses Bridge Over Rail Track In Assam Sanctuary
The Northeast Frontier Railway set up canopy bridges over railway tracks in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary to facilitate the safe movement of the gibbons.
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Wildlife Breakthrough: Rare Brown Bear Family Spotted At 2,500 Metres In Himachal's Kinnaur
A forest department team and wildlife researchers have documented a female Himalayan brown bear with two cubs in the Rakcham-Chitkul Wildlife Sanctuary in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, a rare and significant sighting of one of India's most protected and elusive species near the China border.
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Children In Bihar Seen Playing With Endangered Gangetic Dolphin, Video Sparks Outrage
The children in the video were seen touching and playing with the animal, seemingly unaware of the danger posed to the distressed creature.
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Venomous Asian Needle Ant Prompts Scare In US: What To Do When You Get An Ant Bite
The Asian needle ant is a small dark brown or black ant with lighter orange-brown legs and antennae tips. Even though they are small, their sting is extremely painful and can be dangerous for people who are allergic to insect venom.
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Endangered Monk Seal Targeted With Rock In Hawaii, Probe Underway
The department said that officers from the Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement on Maui were informed about the incident on May 5.
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CNN Founder Ted Turner Dies At 87. How His Vision Of News Changed Industry
The media mogul Ted Turner's death on Wednesday leaves a legacy of conservation work that spanned decades.
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20 US States On Alert As Venomous Chinese Ant Silently Takes Over America
Originally hailing from China, a highly invasive ant species is spreading rapidly across the United States, prompting warnings from officials due to its aggressive behavior and potentially deadly sting.
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Scientists Warn Of Increasing Public Health Risks From Free-Living Amoebae
In a recent perspective article, researchers explain that free-living amoebae are becoming an emerging global health risk. Their spread is being driven by rising temperatures, ageing water infrastructure, and limited systems for detecting and trackin
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Why Borneo Should Be Your Next Wildlife Destination
Wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, a rainforest older than the Amazon, and somehow, nobody in your friend group has been yet.
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Rare Fish Species 'Gitchak Nakana' Discovered In Assam's Goalpara
Researchers were able to study the species after locals pumped out water from the well, bringing the hidden aquatic life to the surface.
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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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This Uttarakhand Trek Leads To A UNESCO World Heritage Site Filled With Flowers Every Monsoon
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this breathtaking valley is one of India's most spectacular seasonal wonders.
-
Which Is The Best Place For Scuba Diving In India?
India is home to several scenic diving sites, but only one truly delivers a world-class experience. Find out which destination divers swear by.
-
New Study Reveals Why Majority Of People Are Right-Handed
The team tested major theories for handedness, including diet, habitat, body mass, social structures, tool use, and locomotion.
-
Cooling Systems, Dietary Changes: Heatwave Relief Efforts At Jammu Zoo
Jammu Zoo deploys cooling systems and dietary changes to protect animals from the heatwave.
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Video: Endangered Primate Uses Bridge Over Rail Track In Assam Sanctuary
The Northeast Frontier Railway set up canopy bridges over railway tracks in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary to facilitate the safe movement of the gibbons.
-
Wildlife Breakthrough: Rare Brown Bear Family Spotted At 2,500 Metres In Himachal's Kinnaur
A forest department team and wildlife researchers have documented a female Himalayan brown bear with two cubs in the Rakcham-Chitkul Wildlife Sanctuary in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, a rare and significant sighting of one of India's most protected and elusive species near the China border.
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Children In Bihar Seen Playing With Endangered Gangetic Dolphin, Video Sparks Outrage
The children in the video were seen touching and playing with the animal, seemingly unaware of the danger posed to the distressed creature.
-
Venomous Asian Needle Ant Prompts Scare In US: What To Do When You Get An Ant Bite
The Asian needle ant is a small dark brown or black ant with lighter orange-brown legs and antennae tips. Even though they are small, their sting is extremely painful and can be dangerous for people who are allergic to insect venom.
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Endangered Monk Seal Targeted With Rock In Hawaii, Probe Underway
The department said that officers from the Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement on Maui were informed about the incident on May 5.
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CNN Founder Ted Turner Dies At 87. How His Vision Of News Changed Industry
The media mogul Ted Turner's death on Wednesday leaves a legacy of conservation work that spanned decades.
-
20 US States On Alert As Venomous Chinese Ant Silently Takes Over America
Originally hailing from China, a highly invasive ant species is spreading rapidly across the United States, prompting warnings from officials due to its aggressive behavior and potentially deadly sting.
-
Scientists Warn Of Increasing Public Health Risks From Free-Living Amoebae
In a recent perspective article, researchers explain that free-living amoebae are becoming an emerging global health risk. Their spread is being driven by rising temperatures, ageing water infrastructure, and limited systems for detecting and trackin
-
Why Borneo Should Be Your Next Wildlife Destination
Wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, a rainforest older than the Amazon, and somehow, nobody in your friend group has been yet.
-
Rare Fish Species 'Gitchak Nakana' Discovered In Assam's Goalpara
Researchers were able to study the species after locals pumped out water from the well, bringing the hidden aquatic life to the surface.
-
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.
