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Yellow-Eyed Penguins Face Extinction as Fishing Nets Push New Zealand’s Rarest Seabird to the Edge
Walk along a quiet stretch of coast near Dunedin today and you’re unlikely to spot one of New Zealand’s yellow-eyed…
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Bats Originated in Europe 65 Million Years Ago, and DNA Has Now Backed It Up
Ask most people where bats come from and you will get a shrug. Scientists have argued about it for decades,…
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Singapore Island Merger Plan Could Bury Coral Reefs and Change Life for Orang Laut Fishers
Singapore has very little land, so it keeps looking to the sea for more. Singapore island merger plan, This August,…
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Nor’easter Storm Hits New York and New Jersey: One Dead, Tens of Thousands Without Power
The first big nor’easter of the season reached the US north-east on Saturday and was slow to leave. By Sunday,…
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Thailand Civil Service Holiday: Bangkok Floods Force a Two-Day Break
Bangkok had a soggy, stressful weekend, and the government has now stepped in. Thailand’s cabinet approved a Thailand civil service…
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Deadly Nor’easter Batters the East Coast: Violent Winds and Destructive Flooding Test Coastal Communities
The deadly nor’easter that rolled up the US East Coast on 26 and 27 September 2026 was not a storm…
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Tilcayo Cat Discovery: Meet the First New Cat Species Found in Over 100 Years
A small, spotted cat living quietly in the cloud forests of Bolivia has just changed the record books. Scientists have…
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Bali’s Vanishing Fireflies: Inside a Grassroots Plan to Bring Back the Glow
Older residents of Bali still talk about the fireflies that used to fill the rice fields at night, so many…
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Char Dham Yatra Suspended Amid Red Alert and Severe Weather in Uttarakhand
Bad weather has forced a familiar pause on one of India’s most heavily travelled pilgrimages. The Char Dham Yatra suspended…
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Maharashtra Drought 2026: Nearly Half of Tehsils Likely to Be Declared Drought-Affected as Monsoon Fails Marathwada
Walk through a village in Marathwada right now and you’ll see it before anyone tells you. Maharashtra drought, Fields that…
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