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This Australian fish lives in one place on Earth and people are fighting to keep it alive

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Nasa discovered a deep blue planet 63 light-years away, but its blue colour comes from glass, not water

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Chimpanzees and bonobos hug before meals to avoid fights and distribute food fairly, scientists discover

Bonobos and chimpanzees use friendly physical contact to manage social stress before meals. New research shows both species use touch and sexual gestures for group harmony. These behaviours ensure fair access to limited food resources for all. This ancient trait suggests humans inherited conflict resolution through touch from a common ancestor.
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Abhijeet reveals how he defended Udit during kissing controversy

Playback singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya has revealed that he advised Udit Narayan to openly acknowledge the viral kissing controversy instead of shying away from it, saying he personally stood by his fellow singer when the backlash erupted. Speaking in a recent interview, Abhijeet recalled telling Udit to accept the incident instead of being defensive.
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'Responsibility of govt & opposition to protect children's future': Centre urges dialogue as protests intensify - top developments

Parliament witnessed disruptions over the alleged NEET paper leak and police action. Opposition MPs marked a 'Black Day' protest demanding the education minister's resignation. The government offered a parliamentary discussion, which the opposition refused without the minister stepping down. Activist Sonam Wangchuk continues his hunger strike, setting conditions for ending it. Courts are examining allegations of police brutality during student demonstrations.
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How engineers dreamed of turning Egypt's Qattara Depression into an endless power source

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Workers digging a railway tunnel in Sweden uncovered six shipwrecks spanning 5 centuries

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Britain's canals were built for industry, but they are now helping the wildlife survive

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Invasive plants may be boosting mosquito numbers in lower-income areas

Recent studies indicate that invasive trees in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods of Baltimore and Washington D.C. are contributing to a rise in mosquito populations. The nonnative leaves serve as an excellent nourishment source for mosquito larvae, promoting faster growth and larger size, which ultimately enhances their ability to transmit diseases. This finding underscores the significance of plant quality over quantity in managing mosquito outbreaks.
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Hidden in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis, 7,000-year-old rock carvings are slowly disappearing

Ancient rock art in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis is facing significant decline. Natural erosion and shifting weather patterns are gradually wearing away these ancient markings. Modern graffiti and human activity also add new scars to the desert art. Archaeologists are documenting the fragile rock art to preserve its details. Efforts aim to record this history before it is permanently erased.
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Quote of the day by Elon Musk: "Being an entrepreneur is like eating glass and staring into…" - brutally honest lesson on entrepreneurship, resilience and the hidden reality behind building a business

Elon Musk described entrepreneurship as eating glass and staring into death's abyss. He shared this honest perspective during a 2010 event after Tesla's public offering. Musk detailed December 2008 as a profoundly difficult period in his life. He explained 'staring into the abyss' as startup failure awareness and 'eating glass' as difficult problem-solving. Resilience and adaptation are crucial for founders navigating unpredictable business obstacles.
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Sequoias' survival hinges on fire management; researchers urge expanding controlled burns to protect forests

Giant sequoias faced unprecedented losses in recent wildfire seasons. A NASA-funded study shows controlled burns dramatically improve their survival chances. Mature trees in treated forests were four times less likely to die. This practice minimizes fuel and allows fires to burn with lower intensity. Expanding prescribed burning programs is crucial for preserving these ancient giants.
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She walked over 200 miles in the snow to feed starving army

Polly Cooper, an Oneida woman, journeyed 200 miles to deliver essential food supplies to the starving Continental Army. She prepared corn and taught soldiers how to cook, saving many lives during a harsh winter. Cooper refused payment for her actions, receiving only a shawl and bonnet as thanks. Her vital contributions were preserved through oral tradition and later documented by historians. The U.S.
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25,000-year-old cave discovery reveals ancient Australian rituals

In Cloggs Cave, archaeologists have discovered evidence of ancient GunaiKurnai grass burning rituals that spanned 25,000 years. The findings, which include microscopic plant remnants, ash layers, and a remarkable standing stone, shed light on the deep-rooted spiritual connection that these ancient communities fostered with nature. This enduring practice highlights the intricate relationship between the environment and their spiritual ceremonial activities.
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'Aam'ezing voyage: UP's mangoes make first sea journey to Dubai

Indian mangoes reached Dubai via a 25-day sea journey. Nearly ninety percent of the fruit remained market-ready after transit. This successful shipment paves the way for cheaper and larger mango exports. The new protocol reduces reliance on expensive air freight for shipments. This development enhances farmer incomes and boosts export earnings.
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