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The Pika as a Pet: Ethics, Care, and Conservation

The natural ecosystem of the Pika, highlighting why it cannot adapt to typical home environments.

The fascination with exotic pets has grown in recent years, leading many animal lovers to explore unique and rare species as companions. Among these is the Pika, a small herbivorous mammal found in rocky alpine…

Times Pets

Binturong (Bearcat): A Rainforest Rarity with a Popcorn Scent Pet Potential or Not?

The Binturong in the dense forests of Southeast Asia, where it naturally thrives.

Among the many intriguing wild animals, the Binturong is notable for its distinctive traits and enigmatic appeal. Often confused as a cross between a bear and a cat, it actually belongs to the civet family. Indigenous to…

Times Pets

Poisonous Foods for Pets You Must Avoid

Pets depend entirely on their owners for food and care, which makes it crucial to understand what is safe and what is not. While sharing food with pets may seem harmless or even loving, certain human foods can be toxic to animals. Even small quantities of these foods can cause…

Times Pets

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Inquiry launched as governments spar over oil project

A state government has launched an inquiry into new environmental laws as it calls for a national interest exemption for an oil exploration project.

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Does Your Cat Love You or Use You? Science Answers

If you’ve ever watched your cat ignore you one moment and demand your attention the next, you’ve probably asked yourself a slightly uncomfortable question: does your cat actually love you, or are you simply a convenient source of food, warmth and comfort, tolerated only because you make their life easier?…

Times Pets

Whale Timmy: Can whale songs still save him? Biologist prepares autopsy

For days now, marine biologists have been assuming that there is no rescue for Timmy the humpback whale stranded in the Bay of Wismar. The Environment Minister of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is now talking about a "minimally invasive attempt to mobilise the whale".

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These 12 Outdoor Mistakes Could Be Attracting Pests to Your Home Without You Realizing It

It’s easy to assume that pests just “show up” out of nowhere, but in reality, many infestations start with small outdoor habits we don’t think twice about. Your yard, patio, or driveway could be quietly inviting unwanted guests like ants, rodents, mosquitoes, and roaches. The surprising part is that even…

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China eyes strategic gains across Asia as US remains tied down in Gulf crisis

The Middle East conflict creates strategic space for China's influence expansion in Asia as US attention diverts. Historical patterns show China increasing activity in the South China Sea and near Taiwan during US focus on other global crises. These calibrated actions, below escalation thresholds, alter the regional strategic environment.

The Times of India

The United States is destroying itself

The daily news can’t adequately convey the administration’s sabotaging of our government, economy, alliances and environment

The Guardian - US

Why Kurukshetra Was Chosen Shocking Truth Revealed

The Mahabharata war was not just about power it was about choices. And one choice changed everything: the battlefield. Why Krishna chose Kurukshetra is a question most people never ask. Because if the land had been different, the war itself might never have happened. Emotions could have stopped warriors from…

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Golden eagles could be reintroduced to England with new funding, ministers say

The bird of prey was virtually wiped out in England by sheep farmers and gamekeepers in the Victorian era.

Evening Standard

Golden eagles set to make comeback in England after 150 years

For the past 150 years, only a few pairs have been sighted in England

The Independent UK

5 Ram Temples in India with Hidden Ramayana Secrets

There is something profoundly captivating about the Ramayana- not merely as a sacred narrative, but as a living geography that continues to breathe through the temples, rivers, and landscapes of India. What makes this epic extraordinary is that its story is not locked in the past; it is scattered across…

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The Milk Jug Greenhouse: The Easiest Way to Protect Your Seedlings for Free

Cold air doesn’t negotiate with fragile seedlings. One sharp drop in temperature can wipe out days or weeks of careful planting, leaving behind nothing but soggy soil and disappointment. That reality hits hard, especially when early enthusiasm pushes planting schedules ahead of the weather. But here’s the twist: protection doesn’t…

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Science Update: Why Fake ‘Bioluminescent’ Plants Sold Online Pose a Risk to Pollinators

Glow-in-the-dark plants sound like something pulled straight out of a sci-fi dream, but they have exploded across online marketplaces with bold claims and mesmerizing photos. Electric-blue roses, neon-green vines, and flowers that appear to light up the night sky promise something magical, something otherworldly, something impossible to ignore. That visual…

The Times of India

Dubai allows home-based learning for children aged 0–6 during distance learning under new KHDA guidelines

Dubai's education authority now permits home-based learning for children aged 0-6, recognizing diverse early development needs. This policy empowers parents to shape their child's initial educational journey, ensuring quality standards align with formal schooling. The move fosters flexibility, allowing home environments to nurture cognitive, emotional, and social growth alongside traditional…

The Guardian - UK

An environmental disaster in Moldova has Russia’s fingerprints all over it

The Ukraine war on our doorstep is a constant threat. Contaminated drinking water is a dangerous new twist, says Moldovan journalist Paula Erizanu

International Business Times UK

Are Space Shuttle Splashdowns Dangerous For Marine Life? New Findings Raise Questions

Explore the environmental impact of spacecraft splashdowns on marine life, including acoustic disturbance and deep-sea contamination. Discover findings from NASA and HSWRI on seal reactions to sonic booms and the cumulative risks of debris in the Point Nemo spacecraft cemetery.

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Feeling distracted? How hobbies can help you find ‘flow state’ and save your brain

We live in what has been called the “distraction economy”: an environment full of triggers that are engineered to demand our attention at every turn. The result is often fragmented attention, loss of focus and sometimes even increased rumination and anxiety.

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Student Mental Health Linked to Quality of Living Environments

Explore the link between accommodation quality and student mental health in the UK, and how supportive environments are essential for academic success.

The Guardian - UK

‘An abomination’: the Lancashire town kicking up a stink over reopened landfill

Residents of Fleetwood say continuous foul smell from Transwaste site is causing illness and making life hell

Times Pets

7 Things Your Pet Wants But Cannot Tell You in Simple Words

There is a quiet language that exists between pets and humans. It is not spoken with words, yet it is felt in every small moment. A dog waiting near the door for you or a cat sitting beside you on a silent evening is not just passing time. They are…

Times Pets

What Your Dog Lives For Every Day (It’s Not What You Think)

Every dog owner assumes they know what makes their dog happy. Food, walks, toys, maybe a comfortable place to sleep. These are the visible things- the ones we can measure and provide. But if you look closer, if you observe not just what your dog does but how it exists…

The Times of India

What happens when scientists move an entire river? The answer could reshape our future

In a single province alone, there is ongoing unprecedented work being done in the environmental sector where engineers and scientists are literally moving rivers in order to preserve the vulnerable lakes, fish and the ecosystem. Though the thought may be perceived as extreme measures, it cannot be doubted that they…

The Independent UK

Trump administration guts rules targeting toxic coal plant ash

The Environmental Protection Agency has gutted rules that target waste from burning coal

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