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Pygmy hippo goes viral again — Moo Deng’s 1st birthday photos are melting heartsMoo Deng, the pygmy hippo, celebrated her first birthday. Thousands gathered at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand. Fans came from around the ...- Moo Deng turns one with a 'hippo' birthday bash and 100 devoted fans at Thailand zooMoo Deng, the internet-famous pygmy hippo, celebrated her first birthday at Khao Kheow Open Zoo, drawing a smaller but devoted crowd. Once ...
- 52 places to go in 2025The article showcases diverse global destinations with unique experiences and recent developments. From Jane Austen's anniversary celebrati...
- Metaverse, NFT and more: Auctioneer Sotheby's sees double benefit to crypto waveOver at rival auction house Christie's, a collector paid a similar amount for an NFT by a US artist known as Beeple.
- Consumer or collector: Who is behind the real crimes of trade in luxury fungi?Cutthroat business in underground fungi globally seems to have spread to Goa where the roen olmi is now endangered by unrestrained harvesti...
- Land of opportunity: NFT collectors think 'Wild West' market is a risk worth takingThey foresee a world in which NFTs can move between platforms, unbound by the constraints of the physical world.
- Letter written by Van Gogh, Gauguin talking about their brothel visits sells for $236K at auctionThe letter also mentions how they wanted to revive modern art and set up an "association of painters".
- Bengaluru's Nallur tamarind grove gets a sour twistA 54-acre tamarind grove near B’luru said to date back to the 12th century is one of the few biodiversity heritage sites in the country. Bu...
- Tree story gets a sour twist: 54-acre tamarind grove near B’luru, among India's few biodiversity heritage sites, calls for helpTill 2007, when it was declared a biodiversity heritage site, the grove was managed by the village panchayat.
- The Lalbagh Flower Show which began in 1900s was inspired by the Chelsea Flower ShowThe aim of the show was to educate people and showcase the botanical riches of the garden.
- Prince Charles to raise funds for elephant corridorsCharles, Prince of Wales, is trying to raise funds for an elephant corridor in Assam.
- A hunting haven: In South Africa, ranchers are breeding mutant animalsRich marksmen pay a premium to shoot ‘Frankenstein freaks of nature’. No one disputes that there’s money to be made in rare big game.
- Exit the emuResidents of Baroni village woke up to a strange sight two months ago — 10 emus plodding down the Tonk-Jaipur highway. They were taken to t...
- Budget 2011: Finance Bill 2011A BILL to give effect to the financial proposals of the Central Government for the financial year 2011-2012. Be it enacted by Parliament in...
- West Bengal minister wants to auction wild animalsWest Bengal forest minister Ananta Ray has thrown every wildlife conservation rule out of the window. He feels Bengal has too many leopards...
- Canada's fur trade route leads to Russia, ChinaFor 400 years, Canada sold most of its wild animal pelts to Europe but now Russia and China have become its biggest markets as their boomin...
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