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Record Breaking Pumpkin Elephant Mosaic
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm in North Somerset has unveiled a record-breaking jumbo elephant mosaic made from an astonishing 11,000 home-grown pumpkins and gourds, celebrating an annual harvest tradition that began six years ago when pumpkins were found unexpectedly growing on the elephant muck heap after the zoo’s bachelor group of
The Never Before Seen Fish Discovery
Breathtaking blackwater photography captured during nighttime dives has revealed a never-before-seen relationship between juvenile fish and sea anemones that’s far more diverse and strategic than the simple friendship portrayed in Finding Nemo. Images published in the Journal of Fish Sciences show filefish, driftfish, pomfrets, and young jacks carrying larval tube
How Coffee Beans Are Solving Thailand’s Elephant Problem
Coffee farming is emerging as a brilliant solution to decades of conflict between farmers and endangered Asian elephants in Thailand’s Kanchanaburi province, where water shortages and agricultural expansion along migration routes have driven desperate elephants to raid farms for food and water. Global conservation charity ZSL and Thai NGO Eco-exist
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The Tunnel That Is Changed European Travel Forever
A boring machine just dug the last meter of rock 4,500 feet under the Brenner Pass in the Alps to complete the world’s longest railroad tunnel, with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker present for the historic moment. The Brenner Pass Tunnel, running from Austria’s Tulfes
Four Rowers BREAK Barriers At Prestigious Race
Four rowers are making history as the first full South African crew of color to compete internationally at the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston on October 19. The team, wearing the colors of Western Cape Rowing and joined by US coxswain Keria Gotrell under coach Mike Ortlepp’s
The New Law Inspired By One Sleeping Baby
California just became the first state to ban those ear-splitting commercials that blast through your speakers during streaming sessions on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and YouTube, finally extending protections that have existed for broadcast television since 2010. Governor Gavin Newsom signed the groundbreaking legislation into law, forcing streaming platforms to
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Happy Health
What Michigan Just Did For New Mothers Is Unprecedented
Michigan’s Rx Kids program, which gives pregnant women $1,500 mid-pregnancy and $500 monthly for their baby’s first year, just received a $270 million boost in the state budget that will allow it to expand from 11 communities to dozens more and reach approximately 100,000 babies over the next three years.
Defeating Tumors With Sound Waves
PhD student Zhen Xu was testing high-frequency sound waves on pig hearts in the early 2000s when annoyed lab mates complained about the noise, prompting her to increase the pulse rate to bring it outside human hearing range, and to her shock, the faster microsecond pulses were not only quieter
The Food That Fights Back Against Air Pollution Damage
Research presented at the European Respiratory Society Congress in Amsterdam reveals that eating fruit may reduce the harmful effects of air pollution on lung function, offering hope to the over 90 percent of the global population exposed to air pollution levels exceeding WHO guidelines. PhD student Pimpika Kaewsri from the