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New research shows elephants habituate to drones flown carefully, enabling non-invasive monitoring of behavior, sleep, and social dynamics in Kenya's reserves.
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Century-Long Droughts Likely Led to Indus Valley Civilization Decline

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New study uncovers why Classic Maya cities grew through climate downturns, conflict, and farming innovations, then collapsed when rural life improved.
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Maya Cities: Beyond the Drought Myth

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New 2025 study shows growing sex toy use and masturbation in women 60+, linked to increased orgasms and positive health. Experts urge open healthcare talks.
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Increasing Sex Toy Use Among Older Women

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Discover Japan’s rising marriage trend “Sotsukon” or marriage graduation, a respectful alternative to divorce that supports independence and mutual care.
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What Is Marriage Graduation? Japan’s Unique Sotsukon Trend Redefining Relationships

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A recent University of Cambridge report reveals over half of UK novelists fear AI could entirely replace their work, amid industry concerns.
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Majority of Novelists Fear AI Could Replace Their Work

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Discover why men tend to feel more romantic after midnight, driven by hormonal shifts like testosterone, melatonin, and oxytocin influencing mood and emotions.
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Why Men Feel More Romantic After Midnight

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White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles
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White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles

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A new national study shows a concerning rise in the number of young adults reporting problems with memory, focus, and decision-making over the past decade. Conducted by a University of Utah research team, the findings reveal that cognitive difficulties are now spreading beyond older populations, pointing to deeper social and economic roots.
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Memory Problems Surging Among Adults Under 40

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UNODC reports a 20% decline in Afghanistan’s opium poppy cultivation in 2025, with production dropping 32%. Synthetic drug trafficking rises as drug markets shift.
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Sharp Drop in Afghanistan’s Opium Poppy Cultivation

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A Pew Research Center survey reveals nine in ten Americans frequently encounter inaccurate news and half find it difficult to discern truth, highlighting deep partisan divides.
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Nearly Nine in Ten Americans Encounter Inaccurate News Frequently

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