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Divorce is More Common in Albatross Couples with Shy Males, Study Finds
In a long-studied population of wandering albatrosses, females are less likely to stick with a shy mate.
By Jennifer Chu | MIT News Office
The wandering...
Animals and wildlife
India Draws Up Action Plan for Introducing New Cheetahs
The project will establish breeding cheetah populations in safe habitats across its historical range and manage them as a metapopulation, according to the action...
Animals and wildlife
Nepal’s Wild Tiger Population Triples Over 12 Years
The Nepal government announced that the nation’s tiger population had increased from the baseline established in 2009 – an increase of over 190 per...
Animals and wildlife
Indian Oil, National Tiger Conservation Authority to Bring Cheetah Back to India
This project will also have important conservation ramifications as cheetah restoration is significant for ethos, especially after the last of the Indian cheetahs died...
Animals and wildlife
Heatwave in Kashmir Spells Difficult Future for Pastoralists
This year’s heatwave has left the pastoralist community of Jammu and Kashmir with inadequate fodder and water, and many fear an uncertain future in...
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Europe Is On Fire
Blistering heat across Europe is taking a huge toll – wildfires across the southwest of the continent have caused hundreds of deaths, and seen...
Animals and wildlife
Can The Plastic Problem Get More Elephantine Than This?
A new study has documented the extent of plastic ingestion as an emerging threat to endangered Asian Elephants in Uttarakhand. The researchers say that...
Animals and wildlife
Narrow Valuation of Nature is Widening Biodiversity Loss
The Assessment Report on the Diverse Values and Valuation of Nature brought out by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services argues...
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Non-communicable Diseases Emerge as ‘Top Killers Globally’ – WHO
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How to Make COP27 a Success
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