Scientists found tiny fossil jaws in Queensland that push the origin of Australia’s carnivorous marsupials back 23 million years and reveal a hidden rainforest past

Previously known members of Australian carnivorous marsupials (Dasyuromorphs)/ Image Credit: Wikipedia A remarkable fossil discovery in Queensland has filled one of the biggest gaps in Australia’s evolutionary history. According to a new study published in the journal Australian Zoologist, researchers have identified the oldest known member of the dasyurid family – the group of carnivorous…

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Big Bear’s famous bald eagle chicks have captivated livestream viewers, but conservationists are racing to raise $10M by July 31 to protect their habitat from development

Thousands of people around the world are watching bald eagles Jackie and Shadow raise their two eaglets. Thousands of people around the world are once again following the lives of bald eagles Jackie and Shadow through a live nest camera in California’s Big Bear Valley. This year, the attention is on the couple’s two young…

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Prabhas: Sandeep Reddy Vanga confirms 40% of Prabhas’ ‘Spirit’ shoot is complete | Telugu Movie News

Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga has finally given a major update on ‘Spirit’, one of the most anticipated Indian films currently in production. During his interaction at the Telugu Talent Association (TTA) event in the United States, the filmmaker spoke about the project, giving fans an insight into the film’s progress. His latest comments created new…

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Chinese woman declared dead and nearly cremated in 1995 was saved by a funeral home worker’s last-second discovery; today, she is an award-winning artist | World News

In 1995, a routine day at a funeral home in southern China took an extraordinary turn when a worker noticed that a young woman who had already been declared dead was still alive. Without any identification, no family beside her and barely any signs of life after collapsing days earlier, she had been mistaken for…

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Meet Wally Funk: She passed the same astronaut tests as NASA’s first men in the 1960s but waited 60 years to fly into space |

Image(s): Guinness World Records For Wally Funk, the dream of becoming an astronaut began long before women were welcomed into America’s space programme. In 1961, the gifted pilot completed the same gruelling medical and psychological tests given to NASA’s first astronauts as part of the pioneering Mercury 13 programme. Despite outperforming many of her male…

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Christian Bale: Quote of the day by Christian Bale: ‘Life is not stable… There is a great strength that comes from not being shocked by upheavals,’ a timeless lesson taught by ‘The Dark Knight’ star, highlights the importance of embracing change over certainty | English Movie News

The Oscar-winning actor reflected on finding strength in life’s uncertainties instead of fearing unexpected upheavals.Image credit (Instagram) Christian Bale does not do safe. He never has. The man who lost 63 pounds to play a skeletal insomniac in ‘The Machinist,’ then rebuilt his body months later to play Batman, who has won the Academy Award…

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CJP’s ‘Sansad Chalo’ march: Abhijeet Dipke ends fast, spokespersons set to meet Nadda — top developments | India News

NEW DELHI: Tensions remained high in the national capital on Monday as the Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) ‘Sansad Chalo’ march prompted police response amid heavy security during the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Protesters were allegedly baton-charged and several were detained near Parliament Street as police moved to stop the march towards the Parliament complex.Thousands of…

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Travis Scott invites daughter Stormi on stage at Fanatics Fest; dances with her while performing ‘Cactus Jack and Friends Live’ |

During one of his latest performances on stage, Travis Scott ended up inviting his eldest daughter, Stormi, who danced along with him to the beats of one of his famous songs. Travis Scott was invited to perform on the final day of the 2026 Fanatics Fest, which was held at the Jacob Javits Center on…

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