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Ancient squirrels ate meat like 'zombies,' and the proof is in the poopFrozen ancient squirrel feces from Canada's Yukon have revealed a lost Ice Age world. These coprolites, dating back up to 700,000 years, co...- ‘Zombie Worm’ awakens after 24,000 years: Scientists revive a frozen worm that can survive freezing, starvation and even reproduce without partner‘Zombie Worm’ revived by scientists: A 24,000-year-old microscopic worm, a bdelloid rotifer, has been revived from Siberian permafrost, ast...
- The One Inexpensive Food That Can Bring Robins Back to Your Winter GardenWinter's chill makes food scarce for robins, forcing dietary shifts. Gardeners can help by offering fruits like apples and pears, and mealw...
- How to keep your house cool naturally in summer without an air conditioner: Use these six easy and simple tricks that workWith summer coming near, most people would switch to an AC to keep their house and rooms cool. But if you don't want to use an air conditio...
- Food prices in US set to rise again—here’s your guide on what to stockFood costs in the US is about to jump because of President Trump's new tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Since they are big suppliers for the U...
- Stock picks for next 5 years: Risk & patience are not antonyms.15 stocks where underlying business may see real change in coming yearsFor the second year in a row, the FM has acted like an entrepreneur who is willing to go the extra mile to change things in sectors which h...
- Stock picks for the next 5 years: Risk & patience are not antonyms. 9 stocks where real change may happen in the next couple of yearsIn a week where the Nifty and Sensex lost more than 4%, looking at stocks from sectors facing multiple headwinds – some for over three deca...
- Why Indian shrimp farmers are facing an Ecuadorian problemShrimp cultivators are facing a margin squeeze due to a combination of external and internal factors. The budget has promised some relief, ...
- Stocks to be held till 2029 elections, for risk taker with patience: 7 stocks where budget may lead to real changeFor risk takers with patience and stock picks for next five years. To some it might appear to be contradictory. Normally risk is taken when...
- Stock picks for next 5 years, for risk takers with patience: 7 stocks where budget may lead to real change in businessFor risk takers with patience and stock picks for next five years. To some it might appear to be contradictory. Normally risk is taken when...
- Budget 2024: Experts laud FM’s announcements to improve exports and production of shrimpSeafood exports from India are rising rapidly and the Union Budget has made provisions for this to grow, and also become big in the domesti...
- How did scientists revive worm frozen 46,000 years ago? Here's how they did itThe revival of this ancient roundworm species highlights the resilience of life and the significance of preserving biodiversity in the face...
- Roundworm frozen 46,000 years ago in Siberia Permafrost revivedRussian scientists have found and revived the roundworms frozen 46,000 years ago under the ice of Siberia permafrost.
- Sitharaman's difficult choice: Rescuing NBFCsNBFCs are in trouble. The debate is - bail out all or only the deserving ones.
- Frozen for 42,000 years, worms come back to life
- Worms frozen for 42,000 years come back to lifeNematodes are tiny worms that typically measure about one millimetre in length, and are known to have impressive abilities.
- Microscopic worms may soon hitch a ride to ISSScientists are planning to send thousands of microscopic worms to ISS in experiment aimed at understanding what triggers the body to build ...
- Magic RealismBy smashing the smallest atoms and surveying the largest galaxies, exploring rocks on the highest mountains and in the deepest seas, and co...
- Restaurant, eateries, canteens to require licences from Food Safety and Standards Authority of India to operateThe move from FSSAI seems to have stirred a hornest's nest in the Rs 50K cr industry with operators saying the procedure needs to be more u...
- Why are not banks getting rid of bad loans?Banks are holding back irrecoverable loans on their books, unwilling to accept the price that buyers are willing to fork out.
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