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Megacity heatwaves are now a fatal nightmareCities are becoming dangerous places at night due to rising temperatures. Lack of cool nights strains the body, increasing risks of serious...- Fossil Coral in the Amazon Basin Confirms Ancient Seaway During the MioceneFossil coral and marine remains unearthed deep within the Amazon rainforest reveal that parts of the basin were once submerged by shallow o...
- Why Crocodiles Don’t Eat Capybaras: The Real Science Behind Nature’s Most Chill StandoffInternet users are often baffled by capybaras calmly coexisting with crocodiles. However, this isn't about friendship but evolutionary stra...
- Migration Interrupted: Climate Change Is Altering the Routes Birds Have Followed for MillenniaMigratory birds face new challenges as climate change alters their ancient journeys. Rising temperatures and unpredictable weather disrupt ...
- Rare three-hour standoff between jaguar and giant otters captured in Brazil’s PantanalA wildlife photographer in Brazil's Pantanal captured a remarkable three-hour standoff between a jaguar and a group of giant otters defendi...
- After Texas, now North Carolina is under water - several counties under flash flood warnings, thousands without power and waterTropical Depression Chantal brought destruction to North Carolina. Heavy rains caused severe flooding across the state. Chatham, Lee, and M...
- From Planet to Plate: How India's culinary diversity can help you beat the heat and combat climate changeAlice Waters, renowned for advocating universal access to healthy, organic foods, emphasizes the impact of food choices on our bodies, fami...
- Thinking of a holiday? Here’s why Singapore is a go-to destinationIf you have been planning a vacation to Singapore, here are some pointers you need to ponder upon
- Crocodiles 'invade' Brazil beach? Check what really happened“In Brazil, an invasion of crocodiles that have flooded one of the beaches with several hundred, even thousands..." says a tweet
- Desperate race against fires in world's biggest tropical wetlandsThere have been a record-shattering 14,764 fires in the Brazilian Pantanal this year, according to satellite data from Brazil's National Sp...
- Extinction Watch: Solitary in nature, very few in the wildThis is a solitary species that is most often seen alone or in pairs, and rarely in parties of 4-5, which perhaps are family groups. It fee...
- Central body for conservation of wetlands to get extension beyond February 13
- The metamorphosis of wetlandsEven as more wetland and coastal areas are reclaimed in the name of development, palaeontologists have excavated evidence of evergreen fore...
- Ancient Maya activities left lasting impact on environmentMaya activity more than 2,000 years ago not only contributed to the decline of their environment but continues to influence today's environ...
- Tweets of joy: Rare birds fly into DelhiBirdwatchers have reported a host of rare birds in the city this season. The sightings, they say, are a result of luck and the proliferatio...
- Nature trail: Game on in Kenya, bird watching in JamaicaET-Travel invites you on a nature trail across Jamaica and Kenya, where visa is on arrival for Indian travellers. Get planning and Indulge!
- Rare white stork flies into Tamil Nadu after 7 yearsThe storks arrived for the last time eight years ago and have returned only this year, say bird lovers.
- Chennai's Point Calimere wildlife sanctuary gets biggerThe state government has expanded Point Calimere Wildlife Sanctuary, adding 12,407.27 hectares of the Great Vedaranyam swamp in Tiruvarur, ...
- Kerala mud snake genetically related to Chinese water snakeLinking it to a chance migration through the coastal waters between China and India, researchers have found that Kerala’s mud snakes are ge...
- Does warming have species on the run?Land ecosystems will have to move hundreds of metres each year in order to cope with global warming, according to a letter published in the...
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