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Discover how honey bee communication is shaped by social feedback, with new research showing that the precision of the "waggle dance" depends on the size and engagement of their audience

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Honey Bee ‘Audience’ And Waggle Dance

Abhiram - March 25, 2026

Hungarian study reveals rare "Gifted Word Learner" dogs pick up hundreds of toy names by overhearing owners—mirroring 18-month-old kids. Even concealed objects stick, confirming canine smarts akin to human speech learning.

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Gifted Dogs Learn Toy Names by Eavesdropping Like Toddlers

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#Cats Understand #Human #Language

University of Arizona study reveals 16,000+ new species found annually, outpacing extinctions. Richer biodiversity in plants, fungi, fish ahead

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New Species Discovered at the Fastest

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Not #Climatechange But #Human Impact Linked to #Elephant Species

T Rex Used Sensors to detect preys

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T Rex Used Sensors to detect preys

Saradha Meloot - August 25, 2021

For First time, Elephant and Tiger Estimation Through Convergence

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For First time, Elephant and Tiger Estimation Through Convergence

Staff Reporter - August 12, 2021

When some birds like the Indian peafowl enjoy an upswing, majority of birds face a decline in numbers, according to the recently released "State of India's Birds 2023" report. Based on data contributed by around 30,000 birdwatchers, this comprehensive report identifies concerning patterns in bird populations, highlighting the precarious state of raptors, migratory shorebirds, and ducks.

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Invasive Species Affect Native Species

Sona Prebhakar - August 5, 2021

Domestic Animal Closer to Humans Have Smaller brains

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Domestic Animal Closer to Humans Have Smaller brains

Sona Prebhakar - June 11, 2021

Asiatic Lions infected with SARS-COV2

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Asiatic Lions infected with SARS-COV2

Saradha Meloot - May 5, 2021

Over 50 world leaders and 1,500 delegates will meet in Nice from 9-13 June 2025 for the third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC 3). The goal: stop the silent collapse of the ocean ecosystem. The conference will unite governments, scientists, businesses, and civil society under one urgent mission.

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Marine Species leaving Equator region to the Poles

News Bureau - April 13, 2021

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Genes identified in whales to suppress Tumour growth

Staff Reporter - February 26, 2021

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A third of the insects to get lost in another decade

Sona Prebhakar - January 26, 2021

A recent study from Florida State University sheds light on how female animals influence the evolution of mate preferences. While sexual selection typically involves males competing for female attention, this research highlights the crucial role that females play in shaping the traits that make a male attractive as a mate. This study unveils how learning and observation lead to changes in female preferences, ultimately affecting the diversity of male traits in a species.

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Not just humans but animals also face Covid-19 threat

News Bureau - October 7, 2020

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Whales sing at night to carolling in day time

News Bureau - October 6, 2020

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Discover the alarming 12% increase in homelessness in the United States, driven by escalating rents and the vanishing support of pandemic aid. Dive into the details, including surprising statistics on affected communities, and explore the urgent call for effective solutions

Homelessness Surges 12% in the United States

December 17, 2023

300 million planets could hold life

November 8, 2020

New research presented at the National Astronomy Meeting 2025 reveals over 15,000 km of ancient riverbeds in Mars' Noachis Terra, challenging theories about a cold, dry Red Planet.

Mars Was Once Much Wetter: 15,000 Kilometers of Ancient Riverbeds Discovered

July 12, 2025

One month of Corona lockdown in India

April 26, 2020

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A groundbreaking economic analysis has, for the first time, established a significant link between conduct problems in kindergarten children and substantial societal costs later in life. The study highlights the potential economic benefits of early intervention in addressing behavioural issues in young children.

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Kindergarten Conduct Problems Linked to Future Societal Costs

To date, 20 adult African cheetahs have been imported, but not without setbacks. The first batch of eight cheetahs arrived in September 2022, followed by another 12 from South Africa in February 2023. In March 2023, hope was kindled as one of the females gave birth to four cubs conceived in India.

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Project cheetah to re-establish the species in its historical range in...

Dive into the stark realities of climate change-induced health vulnerability in India. A groundbreaking district-level study reveals disparities in exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacities, urging immediate multi-sectoral policy responses for a more equitable and resilient future.

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Over 50% Indians Face Health Risks Due to Climate Change