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Vantara–Brazil Wildlife Deal: Inside the Talks on Threatened Species Conservation
A quiet diplomatic conversation between India and Brazil, Vantara Brazil wildlife deal, has come to light, and it centres on…
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Rare Brazilian Primate Gets Life-Saving Shot: Black-Faced Lion Tamarins Join Yellow Fever Vaccine Trial
For the first time, researchers in Brazil have vaccinated wild black-faced lion tamarins against yellow fever, a disease that has…
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Orionid Meteor Shower 2026: When and How to Watch Halley’s Comet Debris Streak Across the Sky This Week
Every October, the night sky puts on one of its most dependable shows. The Orionid meteor shower is already active…
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How Vizag Zoo Is Celebrating Wildlife Week With Workshops, Contests and Conservation Drives
All over the world, zoos and conservation groups spend one month each year, October, celebrating the animals that share our…
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Switzerland’s Glaciers Shrink by 20% in Just Five Years, Raising Global Climate Concerns
Ask most people what comes to mind when they think of Switzerland, and snow-covered peaks usually top the list. Swiss…
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New Fungal Species Linked to a 12-Million-Year-Old Himalayan Leaf Fossil
Deep in the folded rock layers of the Himalayan foothills, a single fossil leaf has quietly added a new page…
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Ganges River Dolphins Cling to Life in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga River
Nature doesn’t always play by the rules we expect. Along the southern edge of Dhaka, Bangladesh’s crowded capital, runs the…
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New Penguin Species Named: Gentoo Family Splits Into Four After 100 Years
For more than one hundred years, nobody had named a brand new penguin species. That changed recently when a team…
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India Cuts 2026-27 Food Production Target as El Niño Threatens Rabi Season
Farmers across India are bracing for a difficult winter planting season. The country’s food production target for 2026-27 has been…
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Daintree Rainforest Runway Turned Into a Thriving Wildlife Corridor With 24,500 Trees
For years, a strip of bare, cleared land ran straight through one of the oldest tropical rainforests on Earth. That…
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