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Indonesian marine scientists successfully deployed a LIMPET satellite tag onto a pygmy blue whale using a drone for the first time. This major innovation occurred on October 13, 2025, during a research expedition led by the organization Konservasi Indonesia

Wildlife

Drones Used to Tag Pygmy Blue Whales for the First Time

News Bureau - March 19, 2026

A new interim report reveals 49% of protected migratory species are declining, highlighting urgent conservation needs ahead of COP15

Wildlife

Half of Protected Migratory Species Face Population Decline

Scientists warn of the "Homogenocene," a new era of global wildlife sameness driven by human activity and species extinction.

Wildlife

Rise of Homogenocene: How Humans Are Creating a World of Global Sameness

India has added Gujarat's Chhari Dhand and Uttar Pradesh's Patna Bird Sanctuary to the Ramsar List, bringing its total to 98 wetlands of international importance.

Wildlife

India’s Ramsar List Grows to 98: Chhari Dhand and Patna Bird Sanctuary Earn Recognition

A new study reveals Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 24 days earlier as local warming hits four times the continental average. Explore the impact on Gentoos, Adélies, and Chinstraps.

Wildlife

Antarctica’s Penguins Breeding Earlier: Record-Breaking Climate Shift

Scientists discover that peacock eyespots act like natural lasers, using nanostructures to emit aligned light in specific color wavelengths.

Wildlife

Peacock Feathers Emit Laser-Like Light

Abhiram - August 2, 2025

A comprehensive analysis of tiger seizures from 2000 to 2025 exposes a rising trend in tiger trafficking, with increasing whole tiger seizures and persistent illegal trade despite conservation efforts.

Wildlife

Tigers Are Reclaiming Their Lost Territories Across Asia

Bureau News - August 2, 2025

The Barbados threadsnake, once lost, reappears after two decades. Learn about this tiny, elusive reptile and why its rediscovery highlights urgent conservation needs for Barbados' remaining forests.

Wildlife

World’s Smallest Snake

News Bureau - July 31, 2025

Wildlife

#Beehive #Fences Saving #Elephants & #Farms

News Bureau - July 17, 2025

Marking 50 years since entering into force, CITES celebrates half a century of regulating wildlife trade to protect endangered species worldwide.

Wildlife

CITES; 50 Years of Safeguarding Endangered Wildlife from Overexploitation

Sona Prebhakar - July 3, 2025

New research reveals how ancient mercury pollution, carried by ocean currents, continues to contaminate Arctic wildlife despite decades of reduced global emissions.

Wildlife

Centuries-Old Mercury Pollution in Oceans Still Threatens Arctic Wildlife

Saradha Meloot - June 14, 2025

A new study reveals Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 24 days earlier as local warming hits four times the continental average. Explore the impact on Gentoos, Adélies, and Chinstraps.

Wildlife

Emperor Penguins in Peril: Facing Rapid Decline Amid Climate Chaos

Abhiram - June 13, 2025

Underwater ship noise disrupts marine life. Global efforts rise to reduce this hidden ocean threat.

Wildlife

Shipping Noise Threatens Marine Life Worldwide

Abhiram - June 12, 2025

Dehorning rhinos cuts poaching by 78% in South Africa. Safe, cost-effective, and vital for protecting endangered rhino populations

Wildlife

Dehorning Rhinos Slashes Poaching by Nearly 80% in South Africa

Abhiram - June 9, 2025

New research reveals Asian elephants have 20% heavier brains than African elephants and explores how brain growth and structure relate to behavior and social skills

Wildlife

Asian Elephants Have Bigger Brains Than African Elephants

News Bureau - May 23, 2025

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Discover the rare world of bone cancer, its elusive symptoms, and the crucial importance of early detection. Explore treatment options, risk factors, and when to consult a doctor.

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New research reveals a troubling rise in lung cancer among non-smokers, with air pollution, particularly in East Asia, playing a major role.

Indians Face High Rates of Lung Damage After Severe COVID-19

March 6, 2024

A Pew survey shows 21% of U.S. workers use AI at work, up from 16% last year, with adoption highest among college-educated employees.

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February 4, 2025

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Migrant deaths in Asia surged by 59% in 2024, reaching 2,514 fatalities. Rohingya and Afghan refugees faced the highest risks.

Asia

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Discover the key findings of the 2023 edition of OECD Health at a Glance, highlighting the financial pressures on health systems, the impact of COVID-19, and the potential of digital health.

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India’s poverty levels vary drastically by state, highlighting economic inequality, governance challenges, and development gaps across regions.

National

India’s Unequal Battle Against Poverty

A groundbreaking study reveals that floods are the primary drivers of plastic pollution in rivers, washing massive amounts of microplastics into oceans.

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Plant-Based Plastic: Fully Degradable in Saltwater