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In 1966, scientists wiped out nearly every insect on tiny Florida islands to see how nature would rebuild itself |

Image(s): Florida Key Isaland/Canva Imagine erasing almost every insect and small animal from an island, then watching nature rebuild itself from scratch. That was exactly what a team of ecologists did in the Florida Keys during one of the most influential ecological experiments ever conducted. In 1966, researchers enclosed tiny mangrove islands in enormous plastic…

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‘Vadhandhi Season 2’ trailer out: Sasikumar investigates ‘The Mystery of Mani’ with suspense, secrets and shocking revelations ahead of August 7 premiere |

The makers of ‘Vadhandhi Season 2’ have dropped the much awaited trailer, setting the tone for another suspenseful investigation. The first season, with S.J. Suryah as the lead, was praised for its gripping narrative. The new chapter has Sasikumar and a completely different puzzle. Crime, secrets, and a slow reveal of shocking truths beneath the…

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India, Bhutan sign Rs 4,000-crore credit pact, review development projects | India News

India reaffirmed its role as Bhutan’s largest development partner NEW DELHI: India and Bhutan on Thursday reviewed the progress of New Delhi-backed development projects in the Himalayan nation and signed a Rs 4,000-crore concessional line of credit agreement, while also expanding cooperation in the health sector.The decisions were taken during the fifth India-Bhutan Development Cooperation…

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Punjab man Gurpreet Singh added to FBI’s ‘most wanted’ over alleged drug trafficking, illegal arms trade | World News

An Indian national from Punjab has been added to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) Most Wanted list over his alleged involvement in an international organised crime network accused of drug trafficking, firearms offences and racketeering.According to the FBI, Gurpreet Singh is wanted for his alleged role in the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria Organised Crime Group,…

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Scientists say massive Pacific Ring of Fire eruptions may have cooled Earth for centuries |

The Pacific Ring of Fire, the horseshoe-shaped belt of volcanoes circling the Pacific Ocean, may have played a far bigger role in shaping Earth’s past climate than previously understood. Findings show that some of the largest volcanic eruptions of the past 12,000 years, many originating from this seismically active region, align closely with major glacial…

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The Netherlands tried to recreate prehistoric Europe on reclaimed land. The result sparked one of conservation’s biggest debates |

Representative Image of large herbivores grazing in a rewilded wetland reserve (AI-generated image) In the early 1980s, Dutch ecologist Frans Vera introduced Heck cattle, Konik horses and red deer together into the Oostvaardersplassen, a stretch of reclaimed wetland in Flevoland province that had been left undeveloped after failed plans to use it for industry. Vera’s…

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70-million-year-old mammal fossil discovered in Mongolia rewrites the story of early mammal evolution |

The fossil record has a habit of reshaping ideas that once seemed settled. In the Late Cretaceous, long before the extinction of the dinosaurs, small mammals occupied a world dominated by much larger reptiles. Most left behind little more than isolated teeth and fragments of bone, making it difficult to understand how they were related…

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Jana Nayagan Full Movie Collection: ‘Jana Nayagan’ box office collection day 9 [Live]: Vijay and Pooja Hegde starrer enters second weekend by crossing Rs 154 crore India net | Tamil Movie News

Vijay‘s Jana Nayagan continues to rock the box office as it enters its second Friday. After completing a successful first week, the film continues to draw audiences despite the usual weekday slowdown. Trade circles are now closely watching whether the action drama can gain fresh momentum over the weekend. With limited competition from new Tamil…

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A Swedish doctor spent 80 minutes trapped beneath river ice. Months later, she returned to work after one of medicine’s most extraordinary recoveries | World News

Image(s): Left/Nine/Right/Canva Most people who suffer cardiac arrest after prolonged submersion in icy water have little chance of survival. Yet in one of the most remarkable medical recoveries ever recorded, Anna Bågenholm, a Swedish radiologist, survived after becoming trapped beneath a frozen river in Norway for 80 minutes, during which her heart stopped beating for…

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