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Why octopus camouflage is so hard to explain: They cannot see colour as we do, yet they can blend into their surroundings with stunning precisionOctopuses possess specialized skin structures that allow them to change their color and texture to blend in. Their visual systems detect li...- In 1879, a French postman Ferdinand Cheval stumbled over an unusually shaped stone; 33 years later, he had built a palace in his vegetable gardenFerdinand Cheval’s work was not immediately treated as a major artistic achievement. His creation existed outside conventional architectura...
- Bastar 2.0: Calm returns, trust remains a work in progressPeace has returned to Bastar villages after Maoist insurgency officially ended. Former rebels now seek rehabilitation and new livelihoods t...
- Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison once sued the city of San Jose to land his private jet at midnight—but bought his $490 million megayacht over lattes and two emails and no lawyers were involvedTech billionaire Larry Ellison commissioned his superyacht Rising Sun with just two emails. This deal contrasted sharply with his extensive...
- Ambient intelligence: How AI is becoming omnipresent in our lives and the implicationsAmbient intelligence, once a futuristic concept, is now a consumer reality with AI embedded in everyday devices like smart glasses and ring...
- Iran war's global energy crisis sharpens China's advantage in clean techThe Iran war and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are accelerating a global shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy, positioning Chi...
- What to stream this week: The Housemaid, The Valley plus new movies, series and musicA wave of new entertainment is hitting streaming services this week. Viewers can look forward to films like The Testament of Ann Lee and 28...
- What Is the Ocean’s Most Mysterious Language: How Do Cephalopods Turn Skin Into Speech?Cephalopods like cuttlefish communicate through rapid, controlled shifts in skin color, pattern, and texture, not sound. These visual displ...
- NYT Connections Jan 21: Hints and answers to solve today’s riddleWith its blend of logic, trivia, and wordplay, Connections has cemented its place in the hearts of NYT Games fans.
- UK supports UAE, looks forward for strong participation and engagement at COP28: EnvoyOn UK's participation at COP28, Edward Hobart said, "There will be very strong British participation at COP28. We've been strong contributo...
- Scouting out the next wave of robot workersAutomation might not be ready to over the Amazon warehouse yet but the robot revolution has certainly begun and accelerated by the pandemic.
- 8 New cryptocurrency presales to invest in for 10x 2022Find out the best cryptocurrency presales to invest in this year.
- Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies of cancer complications at 65In early October, Allen had revealed he was being treated for the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which he also was treated for in 2009.
- Sri Lanka’s extraordinary offerings can be a tourist’s delightA new political dispensation is in place, tourism is booming and there’s optimism in the air about Sri Lanka’s future. For a visitor, this ...
- Population density, the most important aspect of urban planningA generation of planners such as le' Corbusier and others followed up with Amsterdam, Brasilia, Chandigarh and Navi Mumbai as planned citie...
- Live like there’s 'No Tomorrow'Best beaches across the world spell fun and adventure. ET-Travel suggests destinations where you can push your limits and die another day!
- Bal Thackeray: Iconoclast turned restrictive iconographer of Marathi prideIf Pakistan was a nation Jinnah created on a typewriter, the Shiv Sena was a political party Thackeray created on the strength of sketched ...
- Seoul: Shine of prosperity & range of traditional cuisineIt is a bewitching melting pot where the past coalesces with the present and the ancient with the avant garde, to form one homogeneous whol...
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