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Soaring high above the Balkan plains, the eastern imperial eagle teeters on the brink of extinction. Yet, a dedicated team of conservationists fights to revive this majestic raptor's dwindling numbers.
A hulking, lethargic shark gliding across the pitch-black, lifeless seafloor was a startling discovery, defying expectations of marine life.
The southern elephant seal population in South Africa has seen its conservation status improve from near threatened to least concern, with a recent assessment citing the absence of serious threats to the species’ breeding colonies. Elephant seals (Mirounga leonina) are native to sub-Antarctic island...
Generative AI models can predict your personality and behaviors better than your closest friends, a new study reveals. This groundbreaking research suggests AI may unlock profound insights into our very humanity.
Nestled in north Somerset, a village has ignited a fervent passion for rare species spotting, thanks to the biodiversity-enhancing initiatives of Yeo Valley Organic's home farm.
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Malaysia takes drastic action, banning all e-waste imports to curb illegal dumping and corruption in waste management.
Forget lavish lifestyles - Big Bang Theory star Kunal Nayyar and his wife Neha Kapur anonymously donate to strangers' medical bills, using their wealth to transform lives.
Transforming flat 2D materials into conductive 1D structures, MXene nanoscrolls unlock breakthroughs in energy, sensing, wearables, and superconductivity.
Thirsty for a healthier buzz? New research reveals cannabis-infused drinks may help drinkers cut alcohol by half and binge less. Nearly two-thirds of users reported this surprising benefit.
Witness the mesmerizing "fire rainbow" that captivated thousands in New Zealand's Nelson region, a dazzling display of nature's kaleidoscopic beauty.
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Avocados, once a rarity, have become a staple in Indian kitchens, gracing salads and smoothies. Brimming with nutrients and a velvety texture, these versatile fruits thrive indoors, even in...
Physicists at NYU have uncovered a mesmerizing new time crystal—a peculiar state of matter where particles rhythmically "tick" while defying gravity on sound waves.
Shohei Ohtani's meteoric rise from obscurity to MLB stardom holds the key to crushing your own ambitions, says a Harvard Business School professor.
Dive into the wisdom of Indigenous communities worldwide as National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yüyan shares his new book, "Guardians of Life," showcasing their traditional ecological knowledge.
Explore the remarkable journey of NASA's Curiosity rover as it navigates the Martian terrain, uncovering scientific wonders and paving the way for future space exploration.
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A century-defining revolution is underway in agriculture, shifting from synthetic chemicals to biology-based practices that could restore ecosystems and secure a healthier future.
Prestigious Sloan Fellowships honor UC Berkeley's rising research stars, recognizing their groundbreaking contributions to fields from physics to computer science.
Our brains' evolution may be etched in our fingers before birth, a surprising clue hidden in the lengths of our digits.
Defiant against federal crackdown, NYC Mayor Mamdani expands sanctuary laws, further limiting police cooperation with immigration authorities.
Your gut's microscopic residents are a bustling community, constantly sensing, moving, and sharing nutrients to maintain a thriving microbiome.
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Classrooms across Illinois will soon tackle climate change head-on. A new state law mandates climate education for high schoolers, written by student activists and a state representative.
Meta and NVIDIA forge a strategic AI alliance, unlocking unprecedented performance and efficiency for the tech giant's data centers and AI operations.
The Apple Macintosh, an iconic relic of tech history, pales in comparison to today's lightning-fast, energy-efficient hardware. Yet its nostalgic charm endures, blending miniaturization marvels with a timeless appeal.
At 87, Conrad Andringa is the heart of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, cheering on his grandson's girlfriend, US mogul skier Tess Johnson, with unwavering passion.
Your brain's wiring forms a unique fingerprint, unveiling how you think, remember, and decide. A new study offers the strongest evidence yet that brain connectivity reveals each region's function.
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Amid a surge of sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a support center offers a sanctuary for victims to heal and have their voices heard.
A cosmic metronome at the heart of our galaxy: Scientists detect a potential ultra-fast pulsar spinning every 8.19 milliseconds near the Milky Way's supermassive black hole.
There’s something magical about stepping into a forest, particularly one that has been left to grow as it has for hundreds or thousands of years. Fortunately, despite the ongoing issue of deforestation—which can have terrible consequences for ecosystems, air quality, and pretty much every aspect......
Anne-Claire Legendre, a senior diplomat and one of French President Emmanuel Macron’s closest advisers on North Africa and the Middle East, has been chosen to lead the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, according to Le Monde, marking a turning point for the institution after weeks of turmoil. Legendr...
Jordan Stolz and Jenning de Boo, the world's premier speedskating sprinters, engage in a fierce yet respectful competition, captivating audiences with their unparalleled skill and sportsmanship.
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A rising star's heartfelt tribute: Hudson Williams, breakout actor of the hit LGBTQ+ hockey drama, dedicates his 25th birthday to the hospital that "saved his life" as a baby.
Weighing less than one pound, the little pygmy possum (Cercartetus lepidus) is one of the smallest mammals in Australia. These miniscule mammals feed on nectar, pollen, and insects, and differ from opossums. Opossums live in the United States and parts of Canada and have a bare tail instead of a fur...
Unlock the lungs' hidden healing power - a newly discovered cellular "switch" could revolutionize lung disease treatment.
Birdwatchers, rejoice! A groundbreaking app has arrived that transforms your hobby into an engaging game. Collect digital cards of UK bird species every time you spot one, earning points for rare sightings.
Regular exercise may keep your brain nearly a year younger, according to new research. Maintaining an active lifestyle could play a vital role in protecting lifelong brain health.
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Heroic volunteers raced to rescue 51 dogs trapped in a collapsed Arkansas shelter, saving lives in a dramatic large-scale operation.
Unearthed in Oregon, ancient textile fragments reveal the ingenious craftsmanship of indigenous peoples, who wove intricate designs from natural fibers.
Sixteen critically endangered banteng were translocated to Cambodia's Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary, a desperate bid to save the dwindling herd from conversion of their unprotected forest home to farmland.
A desperate seabird, its beak pierced by a triple fishing hook, sought aid by pecking at a German hospital's ER door until staff intervened, summoning firefighters to its rescue.
A popular screening method for movies, the Bechdel Test, is getting a climate-focused facelift. The Bechdel Test was first coined in 1985 when cartoonist Alison Bechdel created a comic strip that proposed new film criteria: A movie should have at least two women in it who talk to each other about so...