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A gravitational battle within the Earth is changing the length of days
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A gravitational battle within the Earth is changing the length of days
So: Earth's days aren't perfectly steady in length, and scientists have been tracking tiny shifts for decades. It turns out these small changes come from a fascinating tug-of-war d…
Wired 26 Sept 2026
Call for Sams Creek to be included in Kahurangi National Park
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Call for Sams Creek to be included in Kahurangi National Park
So: there’s a strong push to include Sams Creek in Kahurangi National Park to protect it from mining threats. Labour and the Greens are backing this move, especially after a mining…
RNZ (New Zealand) 26 Sept 2026
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Dirk Draulans’ beestenboel: the finned salamander can stay forever young
I just read about the finned salamander and its incredible ability to stay forever young. So: this little creature can avoid aging in a way that fascinates scientists. Now, that’s …
Knack 26 Sept 2026
'Lost' bird reappears in West Africa's forests after more than a decade
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'Lost' bird reappears in West Africa's forests after more than a decade
So: after 13 years without a confirmed sighting, the Ghana cuckooshrike has been spotted again in Côte d’Ivoire’s Taï National Park. This vibrant bird, with its striking orange bod…
Good Good Good 26 Sept 2026
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Earth is tearing apart beneath the Pacific Northwest
Scientists have captured a rare and detailed look at a subduction zone beneath the Pacific Northwest that is actively breaking apart. This tectonic process, which usually lasts mil…
ScienceDaily 25 Sept 2026
Underground world dates back 7,300 years as archaeologists uncover 300 meters of tunnels
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Underground world dates back 7,300 years as archaeologists uncover 300 meters of tunnels
I just love how history surprises us! Near Hallstatt in Austria, archaeologists found a vast system of tunnels and chambers dating back 7,300 years. These ancient miners followed s…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 25 Sept 2026
These 5 rivers were nearly dead. Communities brought them back to life
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These 5 rivers were nearly dead. Communities brought them back to life
I find it fascinating how five rivers across India, once considered dead or dying, have been revived through community efforts. From Rajasthan to Kerala, locals used different meth…
The Better India 25 Sept 2026
Yellowstone rangers find and donate hundreds of discarded baseball caps from the park's hot springs
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Yellowstone rangers find and donate hundreds of discarded baseball caps from the park's hot springs
I love how Yellowstone rangers are not just protecting the park but also turning lost treasures into gifts! This year alone, they collected over 280 hats from the hot springs areas…
Good Good Good 25 Sept 2026
Netherlands can learn a lot from African countries about extreme weather, say WWF and Red Cross
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Netherlands can learn a lot from African countries about extreme weather, say WWF and Red Cross
I find it fascinating that the Netherlands, facing more extreme weather like droughts and floods, can learn so much from countries in Africa and Asia. The WWF and Red Cross emphasi…
NRC 25 Sept 2026
After an elephant was killed, Kenyan rangers searched for its baby for three weeks straight: 'He will never be alone again'
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After an elephant was killed, Kenyan rangers searched for its baby for three weeks straight: 'He will never be alone again'
So: a baby elephant was left alone after his mother was tragically killed in Kenya, and the rangers didn’t stop searching for him for three whole weeks. They finally found him tryi…
Good Good Good 25 Sept 2026
Okanagan communities plan prescribed burns to reduce wildfire risk
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Okanagan communities plan prescribed burns to reduce wildfire risk
After a tough wildfire season, Kelowna is stepping up with planned prescribed burns in places like Knox Mountain to lower wildfire risks. I love that residents are on board, seeing…
Global News (Canada) 25 Sept 2026
This Canadian national park is home to the world's largest beaver dam: 'The size of 1600 hockey rinks'
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This Canadian national park is home to the world's largest beaver dam: 'The size of 1600 hockey rinks'
Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada is not only vast but also home to the world’s largest beaver dam, which is so huge it can be seen from space! The dam stretches nearly half a m…
Good Good Good 25 Sept 2026
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Ancient meteorites reveal a powerful force that helped build the solar system
About 4.6 billion years ago, our solar system began as a huge cloud of gas and dust that eventually formed the sun and planets. For a long time, gravity was thought to be the main …
ScienceDaily 25 Sept 2026
Two moms named Jean inspired the name of a 309-million-year-old fossil
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Two moms named Jean inspired the name of a 309-million-year-old fossil
I love how personal science can get! Two moms named Jean inspired the name of a 309-million-year-old amphibian fossil called Jeanerpeton mazonensis. Found near Chicago in a fossil-…
Popular Science 24 Sept 2026
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New count: this many wolves live in Denmark
So: Denmark now hosts 11 wolf packs, two pairs, and two lone males according to a fresh count after this year's breeding season. This update comes from Aarhus University and the Na…
Politiken.dk 24 Sept 2026
Fossil in Tanzania reveals new prehistoric species from 240 million years ago
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Fossil in Tanzania reveals new prehistoric species from 240 million years ago
So: researchers have uncovered a fascinating new prehistoric species in Tanzania, a plant-eating creature with a beak, tusks, and claws that roamed about 240 million years ago. Thi…
VRT Nws 24 Sept 2026
Elephants use medicinal plants to treat themselves, researchers find
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Elephants use medicinal plants to treat themselves, researchers find
So: scientists teamed up with local communities to uncover something fascinating about elephants. It turns out these majestic creatures pick specific plants when they feel unwell, …
BBC Top Stories 24 Sept 2026
Scientists detect radio signals from an exoplanet for the first time in history
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Scientists detect radio signals from an exoplanet for the first time in history
So: scientists have finally picked up radio signals from an exoplanet, which is a huge milestone! The signals come from Beta Pictoris b, a young gas giant about 63 light-years away…
Wired 24 Sept 2026
In the Ooijpolder you experience how good nature policy can make a difference, with hedges, ponds and farmer involvement
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In the Ooijpolder you experience how good nature policy can make a difference, with hedges, ponds and farmer involvement
Walking through the Ooijpolder with professor Hans de Kroon, you really see how effective nature policy can be when farmers are involved and landscapes are carefully restored. Over…
NRC 24 Sept 2026
From meat to the saddle: B.C. rancher trains yaks to carry riders
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From meat to the saddle: B.C. rancher trains yaks to carry riders
I find it fascinating that a rancher in British Columbia is giving yaks a new role beyond meat production. Jamie Kamps at Black Yak Cattle Co. is training Toro, a young yak, to car…
Global News (Canada) 24 Sept 2026
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These tropical trees breathe at night to survive drought
So: tropical trees from the genus Clusia have a fascinating trick to survive drought by breathing at night. Researchers discovered that ancient genome duplications and reshuffling …
ScienceDaily 24 Sept 2026
See the Taurids light up the fall sky with brilliant shooting stars
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See the Taurids light up the fall sky with brilliant shooting stars
I love this time of year because the Taurid meteor showers put on a spectacular show that lasts for months! Starting in mid-September and going until mid-December, these shooting s…
Scientific American 23 Sept 2026
Flagship restoration project in brazil’s cerrado savannah working to restore 4.4 million acres
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Flagship restoration project in brazil’s cerrado savannah working to restore 4.4 million acres
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news about the Cerrado in Brazil, which is the most biologically rich savannah on our planet. It is easy to focus only on the Amazo…
Good News Network 23 Sept 2026
El niño transforms the atacama desert into a blooming paradise
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El niño transforms the atacama desert into a blooming paradise
I am absolutely fascinated by the incredible transformation happening in the Atacama Desert right now. Because of heavy rains linked to El Niño, this normally parched landscape has…
Euronews 23 Sept 2026
Plesiosaurs vomited indigestible pellets like owls
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Plesiosaurs vomited indigestible pellets like owls
So, I just stumbled upon this fascinating discovery about plesiosaurs, those incredible marine reptiles from the Jurassic period. It turns out they had a rather unique way of deali…
Popular Science 23 Sept 2026
Officials thought this floating island was an ai hoax. then it moved 19 miles.
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Officials thought this floating island was an ai hoax. then it moved 19 miles.
So: imagine finding a literal forest floating in the middle of a massive reservoir! At first, the folks at BC Hydro were skeptical, thinking it was just some clever AI trickery, wh…
Upworthy 23 Sept 2026
This dolphin has a very clever way of getting his dinner
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This dolphin has a very clever way of getting his dinner
So, I just read about this fascinating dolphin named Bubbles who has developed a rather cheeky way to get his lunch. Instead of hunting normally, he actually bullies other fish unt…
NRC 22 Sept 2026
This californian amoeba thrives at a record temperature of 63 degrees celsius
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This californian amoeba thrives at a record temperature of 63 degrees celsius
I am absolutely fascinated by this discovery from a volcanic park in California! Scientists have found a new amoeba, the Incendiamoeba cascadensis, which can actually divide and fe…
NRC 22 Sept 2026
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A strange circle on satellite maps turned out to be a 390-million-year-old impact crater
So, here is a fascinating story about how a simple camping trip planning session led to a massive scientific discovery. An amateur astronomer was checking satellite maps of Quebec …
ScienceDaily 22 Sept 2026
A big step for elephant welfare in indonesia
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A big step for elephant welfare in indonesia
So, I have some truly wonderful news coming out of Indonesia today. The government has officially decided to end elephant rides across the country, which is just such a massive win…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 22 Sept 2026
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Scientists discover first new penguin species in more than 100 years
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the world of biology today. It turns out that what we thought was just one type of gentoo penguin is actually four distin…
ScienceDaily 22 Sept 2026
Wild horses are back in kazakhstan after two centuries
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Wild horses are back in kazakhstan after two centuries
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the steppes of Kazakhstan! For the first time in over 200 years, two Przewalski’s horse foals have been born on Kazakh so…
Good Good Good 21 Sept 2026
Tiny wallaby spotted on australia trail cameras for the first time in 50 years
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Tiny wallaby spotted on australia trail cameras for the first time in 50 years
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from the Australian Wildlife Conservancy today. They have managed to capture footage of the elusive Nabarlek wallaby, a tiny c…
Good Good Good 21 Sept 2026
How citizens protect the countryside: everyone can help balance agriculture and nature
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How citizens protect the countryside: everyone can help balance agriculture and nature
So, I was reading this inspiring piece about how ordinary citizens are stepping up to protect our beautiful countryside. Instead of just watching the usual clashes between farmers …
NRC 21 Sept 2026
Why great plains ranchers are setting fire to their own land
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Why great plains ranchers are setting fire to their own land
I find it absolutely fascinating how ranchers in the Great Plains are using fire as a tool to protect their land. Instead of fearing wildfires, families like the Coffeys are conduc…
Reasons to be Cheerful 21 Sept 2026
How virus-like jumping genes became our partners in evolution
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How virus-like jumping genes became our partners in evolution
I find it absolutely fascinating that nearly half of our genome is made up of these wild, mobile DNA sequences called transposons. For a long time, we thought they were just junk o…
Quanta Magazine 21 Sept 2026
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Protecting existing forests is key for the amazon
So: I have been reading about some fascinating new research on the Amazon, and it really makes you think about how we approach conservation. The study shows that while restoring la…
ScienceDaily 21 Sept 2026
India's cheetah count reaches 56 as kgp12 gives birth to 4 cubs at kuno
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India's cheetah count reaches 56 as kgp12 gives birth to 4 cubs at kuno
I am absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news from Kuno National Park! The cheetah KGP12, who was born in India herself, has just welcomed four healthy cubs into the world.…
The Better India 21 Sept 2026
In Odisha's Babojola village, residents sweep streets three times daily and fine anyone who litters
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In Odisha's Babojola village, residents sweep streets three times daily and fine anyone who litters
In Babojola, a tribal village in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district, cleanliness isn't something that happens once a year - it's woven into daily life. For over 15 years, residents have …
The Better India 21 Sept 2026
Bear-y good neighbors: humans and animals are learning to live together in an expanding LA
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Bear-y good neighbors: humans and animals are learning to live together in an expanding LA
As Los Angeles sprawls outward, black bears are increasingly moving into suburban neighborhoods, drawn by the easy calories found in trash, pools, and fruit trees. What's fascinati…
The Guardian Europe 21 Sept 2026
165-mile bike trail through Minnesota finally completed after 30 years
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165-mile bike trail through Minnesota finally completed after 30 years
After three decades of planning, building, and fundraising, Minnesota has completed one of America's longest paved cycling trails - a stunning 165-mile route that winds through his…
Good News Network 20 Sept 2026
Scientist unveils a hidden biodiversity treasure at Versailles
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Scientist unveils a hidden biodiversity treasure at Versailles
Marie-Lorraine Du Laurens, an agronomist with a passion for environmental education, has taken on an exciting new role as biodiversity officer at the Palace of Versailles, bringing…
La Libre Belgique 20 Sept 2026
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The 42,000 euro question: what is nature really worth to us?
So here's something that really makes you think - researchers have calculated that a single dead wolf represents roughly 42,000 euros in ecological value lost. Now, that might soun…
Knack 20 Sept 2026
Earth's center of mass shifts every year with rainfall and snowmelt
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Earth's center of mass shifts every year with rainfall and snowmelt
So here's something fascinating - NASA scientists have discovered that Earth's center of mass actually shifts by a few millimeters every single year, all because of seasonal water …
Rzeczpospolita Poland 20 Sept 2026
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A giant crater may reveal the origin of Mars' doomed moon
Scientists are diving deep into one of planetary science's biggest mysteries - where did Phobos, Mars' strange little moon, actually come from? The key might be hidden in Stickney …
ScienceDaily 20 Sept 2026
Chesapeake bay blue crabs making a remarkable comeback
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Chesapeake bay blue crabs making a remarkable comeback
After years of troubling decline, blue crab numbers in the Chesapeake Bay are bouncing back in an encouraging way - the latest winter survey shows 349 million crabs, a 46% jump fro…
Good News Network 20 Sept 2026
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My home, this countryside hospital for wild animals
So, imagine opening your home to become a sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife - that's exactly what some dedicated people are doing across the countryside. These passionate…
Le Monde 20 Sept 2026
Why international red panda day is a big deal at the national zoo this year
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Why international red panda day is a big deal at the national zoo this year
So the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington D.C. has some brilliant news - three adorable red panda cubs were born this summer at their Front Royal conservation campus, and the…
Popular Science 19 Sept 2026
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Patrick Michel on asteroids: we're living through a golden age of discovery
So, Patrick Michel - a leading astrophysicist - is genuinely excited about what's happening in asteroid science right now, and honestly, his enthusiasm is contagious. We're in what…
Le Monde 19 Sept 2026
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Satellite reveals a world of 'weird rivers' shaped by humans
So, satellites are showing us something pretty fascinating - rivers across the planet aren't quite what they used to be, shaped in unexpected ways by human activity. Which brings m…
Science.org news 19 Sept 2026
That seashell you picked up? Scientists say it's part of something much bigger
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That seashell you picked up? Scientists say it's part of something much bigger
So here's the thing - we tend to think of seashells as harmless beach souvenirs, but scientists studying coastlines in India and beyond have discovered they actually play a meaning…
The Better India 18 Sept 2026
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Voorkempen grows more biodiverse thanks to #ByeByeGazon: every square meter counts
The Voorkempen region is experiencing a real biodiversity boost thanks to the #ByeByeGazon initiative, which encourages people to replace their traditional lawns with more natural,…
Gazet van Antwerpen 18 Sept 2026
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Why Arctic sea ice moves in mysterious ways - scientists found the answer
So here's the thing - Arctic sea ice doesn't always behave the way wind alone would suggest it should, and researchers from UC Riverside just figured out why. Individual pieces of …
ScienceDaily 18 Sept 2026
The moon just got a massive new crater, and scientists are thrilled
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The moon just got a massive new crater, and scientists are thrilled
So, here's the thing - NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spotted something extraordinary on the moon's eastern edge back in October 2025: a brand-new crater 728 feet wide and 141…
Popular Science 17 Sept 2026
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As forests burn, can we replant trees ready for a warmer world?
So here's the thing - as climate change intensifies wildfires and threatens our forests, scientists are asking a crucial question about how we replant. The challenge is picking tre…
Science.org news 17 Sept 2026
Scientists solve mystery behind massive snowfall that added 695 billion tons of ice to Antarctica
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Scientists solve mystery behind massive snowfall that added 695 billion tons of ice to Antarctica
Scientists have discovered that a warming tropical ocean pool triggered enormous snowstorms over East Antarctica between 2021 and 2023, resulting in a net ice gain of 695 billion t…
Good News Network 17 Sept 2026
A brand new cat species discovered in Bolivia - first time in over a century
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A brand new cat species discovered in Bolivia - first time in over a century
Scientists have confirmed the discovery of an entirely new cat species in Bolivia's misty Yungas region, calling it Tilcayo - the first such discovery in over 100 years. The tiny w…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 17 Sept 2026
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Astronomers discover the youngest known planet ever found
So here's what got me excited - astronomers have just confirmed a planet called Elias 2-24 b that's less than 1 million years old, which is absolutely mind-blowing. This world is s…
ScienceDaily 17 Sept 2026
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NASA's New Horizons discovers liquid nitrogen flowing on Pluto's surface
So here's the thing - NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has spotted something remarkable on Pluto: evidence that liquid nitrogen may be flowing on the dwarf planet's surface near Sput…
ScienceDaily 17 Sept 2026
The surprising reason there have been no Atlantic hurricanes this year
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The surprising reason there have been no Atlantic hurricanes this year
So here's what's fascinating - we're looking at something genuinely rare happening in the Atlantic right now, with zero hurricanes recorded so far this year. In the last 175 years …
The Washington Post 17 Sept 2026
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After 15 years of research, scientists finally crack the body temperature of Tyrannosaurus rex
So here's the thing - researchers have spent a decade and a half piecing together one of prehistory's biggest mysteries: just how warm did a T. rex actually run? Now they've got an…
De Morgen 17 Sept 2026
Why most stars don't have outbursts like our Sun's
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Why most stars don't have outbursts like our Sun's
So here's something fascinating - the Sun occasionally throws these spectacular tantrums called coronal mass ejections, where massive fountains of matter erupt from its surface. Bu…
Nature 17 Sept 2026
It turns out at least 65 animal species actually laugh
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It turns out at least 65 animal species actually laugh
A major UCLA study has identified at least 65 species of animals that produce what researchers call "play vocalizations" - essentially, laughter. Beyond the well-known examples lik…
Upworthy 17 Sept 2026
Orange peels saved a barren forest - and here's what happened next
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Orange peels saved a barren forest - and here's what happened next
Back in 1997, Costa Rican ecologists had a wild idea - what if an orange juice company dumped its waste in a degraded patch of land inside a national park? So Del Oro offloaded ove…
Upworthy 17 Sept 2026
These bizarre microbes are revealing the origins of complex life
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These bizarre microbes are revealing the origins of complex life
Scientists are getting their hands on Asgard archaea - these mysterious single-celled organisms that were discovered in 2015 and completely changed how we think about evolution. So…
Nature 17 Sept 2026
Mexico brings bison back to desert ecosystem after 200 years
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Mexico brings bison back to desert ecosystem after 200 years
After two centuries away, bison have returned to Mexico's Chihuahua Desert - and it's a game-changer for the landscape. Forty-eight of these magnificent animals were brought to El …
Good News Network 16 Sept 2026
Ctenophores aren't just beautiful - they're biological wonders
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Ctenophores aren't just beautiful - they're biological wonders
So here's the thing - comb jellies, or ctenophores, are these glowing gelatinous creatures that split off from other animals around 700 million years ago, and they're helping us an…
Quanta Magazine 16 Sept 2026
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Scientists astonished by discovery that rewrites Earth's origin story
Researchers from ETH Zurich have turned planetary science on its head by showing that Earth formed entirely from material in the inner Solar System - not from a mix of inner and ou…
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
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Venus may have swallowed its own moon
So here's a fascinating puzzle that's been bugging scientists for years - Venus is basically Earth's twin in size and structure, yet it has no moon. New research from UC Riverside …
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
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James Webb reveals Chariklo's mysterious rings are changing faster than expected
So here's something really exciting - the James Webb Space Telescope has caught Chariklo's rings doing something scientists didn't expect. This tiny object, only about 250 kilomete…
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
The women saving Borneo: Indonesia's first all-female firefighting team battles flames and tradition
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The women saving Borneo: Indonesia's first all-female firefighting team battles flames and tradition
So, I find this story absolutely inspiring - the Power of Mama is Indonesia's first all-female firefighting team, made up of 146 women from West Kalimantan who patrol high-risk pea…
The Guardian 16 Sept 2026
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Volcano's giant cloud unexpectedly destroys methane pollution
So here's what amazed scientists - when Hunga Tonga erupted beneath the South Pacific in January 2022, its enormous volcanic plume didn't just cause destruction, it actually helped…
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
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Supermassive black hole winds are 100 times more powerful than scientists thought
So here's something that really shifts our understanding - supermassive black holes have way more influence on the cosmos than we realized. Using the XRISM X-ray satellite to study…
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
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UV light reveals possible camouflage on a 125-million-year-old crocodile
So here's what's fascinating - researchers examining a beautifully preserved fossil from Spain under ultraviolet light have uncovered hidden details about a tiny ancient crocodile …
ScienceDaily 16 Sept 2026
The Tatras are clean again: 1,000 volunteers cleared the national park trails
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The Tatras are clean again: 1,000 volunteers cleared the national park trails
In a remarkable milestone, the Clean Poland Association celebrated 15 years of the Czyste Tatry initiative by bringing exactly 1,000 volunteers to restore the iconic mountain trail…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 16 Sept 2026
Indigenous turtle women combine tradition and technology to save endangered Amazon river turtles
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Indigenous turtle women combine tradition and technology to save endangered Amazon river turtles
In Ecuador's Amazon, a remarkable group of seven Siekopai women called Tari Nomiowa'i - or "turtle women" - are working to protect endangered charapa turtles by patrolling riverban…
Good Good Good 16 Sept 2026
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California to spend billions on 'visionary' plan to boost fish habitat
California is committing substantial funding to an ambitious initiative designed to restore and expand fish habitats across the state. So here's the thing - this visionary plan rep…
Science.org news 16 Sept 2026
Cities and countryside are intimately linked - green initiatives must recognize that
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Cities and countryside are intimately linked - green initiatives must recognize that
I find this really eye-opening - cities are drawing massive resources from rural areas, yet we treat these regions as disposable hinterlands. The problem is that while urbanization…
Nature 15 Sept 2026
How apple detectives solved the mystery of an ancient tree and rewrote the history of fruit
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How apple detectives solved the mystery of an ancient tree and rewrote the history of fruit
Cameron Peace, a tree-fruit geneticist at Washington State University, made an extraordinary discovery when analyzing DNA from an apple tree found on an abandoned Maine farm - it t…
Scientific American 15 Sept 2026
Will we ever know how life began?
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Will we ever know how life began?
Inside a laboratory at McMaster University sits a fascinating machine called the Planet Simulator - basically a small world in a chamber where scientists can recreate different env…
Scientific American 15 Sept 2026
First diplodocus fossils discovered outside the United States
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First diplodocus fossils discovered outside the United States
So here's something genuinely exciting - paleontologists have just found Diplodocus remains in Spain, which is a first for this iconic long-necked dinosaur genus that's been exclus…
Popular Science 15 Sept 2026
The forest officer who saved Kaziranga's rhinos from poachers
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The forest officer who saved Kaziranga's rhinos from poachers
So here's a fascinating story about Mahi Chandra Miri, a tribal forest officer from Assam who became one of the first people from his community selected for the Imperial Forest Ser…
The Better India 15 Sept 2026
Bird-watchers unite to save New Zealand's rarest bittern
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Bird-watchers unite to save New Zealand's rarest bittern
New Zealand's great bittern - known as Matuku-hūrepo - is one of the country's most endangered birds, with fewer than a thousand left in the wild. Amateur bird-watchers are being c…
RNZ (New Zealand) 15 Sept 2026
Athens is turning its old airport into one of Europe's largest parks
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Athens is turning its old airport into one of Europe's largest parks
Athens is reclaiming a former airport site to create the Ellinikon Park - Europe's second-largest city park spanning 400 acres along the coast. The ambitious project is specificall…
Good News Network 15 Sept 2026
Supersonic air and copper cables save a 300-year-old oak that witnessed the American Revolution
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Supersonic air and copper cables save a 300-year-old oak that witnessed the American Revolution
A historic live oak in South Carolina that survived both the Revolutionary War and a lightning strike 50 years ago is getting a high-tech rescue mission. The problem? Steel chains …
Popular Science 15 Sept 2026
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Three wild dogs have traveled farther than any African mammal
So here's something really remarkable - three wild dogs have just set a record by traveling farther than any other African mammal we've tracked before. I find this fascinating beca…
Science.org news 15 Sept 2026
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One Mount Etna eruption took weeks. Another happened in hours
So here's what fascinates me - the same volcano can behave in completely different ways, and a Cornell-led team has just shown us how dramatically magma pathways can vary at Mount …
ScienceDaily 14 Sept 2026
Zero electricity bills: how a 74-year-old built his dream sustainable home
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Zero electricity bills: how a 74-year-old built his dream sustainable home
So this retired gentleman in Bengaluru decided he wanted to live completely off-grid - and he actually did it. His home runs entirely on solar power, harvests its own rainwater, an…
The Better India 14 Sept 2026
Former industrial dump transforms into thriving wetland hosting nearly two-thirds of UK's black-necked grebes
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Former industrial dump transforms into thriving wetland hosting nearly two-thirds of UK's black-necked grebes
What started as a dumping ground for canal dredging material has become something truly remarkable - a nature reserve that now hosts 64% of all UK breeding black-necked grebes. The…
Good News Network 14 Sept 2026
From industrial dump to wildlife haven - former canal dredging site now hosts 64% of UK's black-necked grebes
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From industrial dump to wildlife haven - former canal dredging site now hosts 64% of UK's black-necked grebes
What was once a dumping ground for material dredged from the Manchester Ship Canal has been transformed into Woolston Eyes Nature Reserve, a thriving wetland habitat that now hosts…
Good News Network 14 Sept 2026
6,000 people, 27 villages & one zero-waste mission
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6,000 people, 27 villages & one zero-waste mission
In the remote Himalayan village of Zemithang, Arunachal Pradesh, something really beautiful is happening - 6,000 people across 27 villages have united around a zero-waste mission t…
The Better India 14 Sept 2026
500 endangered snails mailed to Tahiti in ambitious conservation effort
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500 endangered snails mailed to Tahiti in ambitious conservation effort
The Detroit Zoo has bred and shipped 500 Partula snails overnight to Tahiti, where they'll be released into the wild to restore native populations that nearly vanished due to an in…
Popular Science 13 Sept 2026
The bird that changed Ecuador: how one discovery sparked a conservation revolution
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The bird that changed Ecuador: how one discovery sparked a conservation revolution
In 1997, ornithologist Robert Ridgely discovered an entirely new bird species in the Ecuadorian Andes - the jocotoco antpitta - a breakthrough so significant that it sparked a cons…
The Guardian Europe 13 Sept 2026
Dry summer brings good news for migrant butterflies (and bad news for Asian hornets)
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Dry summer brings good news for migrant butterflies (and bad news for Asian hornets)
This summer's exceptionally dry and hot weather shook up Belgium's insect rankings in a big way - and I find it really fascinating how nature responds to these shifts. The Insect S…
VRT Nws 13 Sept 2026
Elephants can think before they act and resist impulsive behavior, shows study
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Elephants can think before they act and resist impulsive behavior, shows study
So here's what fascinates me - researchers at the National Elephant Institute in Thailand have discovered that Asian elephants can actually think before they act and resist their i…
Good News Network 13 Sept 2026
With better physics, we could predict volcanic eruptions like the weather
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With better physics, we could predict volcanic eruptions like the weather
So here's what fascinates me - scientists are getting genuinely close to predicting volcanic eruptions with real precision, similar to how we forecast weather. The 1991 Pinatubo er…
Wired 13 Sept 2026
Giant armored crustaceans survive thanks to a gene stolen from bacteria
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Giant armored crustaceans survive thanks to a gene stolen from bacteria
Isn't it fascinating how deep-sea isopods can survive for years without food? Researchers discovered that these incredible creatures likely acquired a gene from bacteria millions o…
Scientific American 12 Sept 2026
Why do these fossil shells flip their spirals every few millennia?
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Why do these fossil shells flip their spirals every few millennia?
There's a fascinating mystery surrounding foraminifera, tiny marine organisms that build spiral shells. These shells can flip their coiling direction simultaneously across the glob…
Quanta Magazine 12 Sept 2026
First permit to clean up old mine waste issued for WA state under 2024 ‘Good Samaritan Act’
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First permit to clean up old mine waste issued for WA state under 2024 ‘Good Samaritan Act’
I'm really excited to share that the US Environmental Protection Agency has issued its first permit under the new 'Good Samaritan' law! This permit, granted to Trout Unlimited, wil…
Good News Network 12 Sept 2026
El Niño goes viral — and scientists learn what makes people care about the climate
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El Niño goes viral — and scientists learn what makes people care about the climate
So, this fascinating study reveals that emotional communication is key to motivating climate action. It turns out that facts alone don't cut it; people respond better to messages t…
Nature 11 Sept 2026
Iceland to submit bill that could ban whaling in its waters
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Iceland to submit bill that could ban whaling in its waters
Iceland is gearing up to submit a bill in February 2027 that could put a permanent end to whaling in its waters, which is fantastic news! This comes after a report highlighted the …
The Guardian Europe 11 Sept 2026
Pretty cool fish with see-through head discovered in Fiordland
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Pretty cool fish with see-through head discovered in Fiordland
So, a researcher from the University of Otago has made an exciting discovery in New Zealand's lakes! They lured a fish that might be a new species using Marmite, and it's got a see…
RNZ (New Zealand) 11 Sept 2026
PhD student transforms balcony at Kerala Uni into stunning, ‘healing’ vertical garden
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PhD student transforms balcony at Kerala Uni into stunning, ‘healing’ vertical garden
A PhD student at Kerala University has turned a 50-square-foot balcony into a vibrant healing garden filled with plants and soothing elements. Reshma PR, who studies indoor air-pur…
The Better India 11 Sept 2026
Squid butt fossil belongs to one of the chunkiest cephalopods ever discovered
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Squid butt fossil belongs to one of the chunkiest cephalopods ever discovered
Paleontologists have uncovered a fascinating 160-million-year-old cousin of octopuses, thanks to its remarkably chunky features. The fossil, known as W. linsterorum, was stored for…
Popular Science 11 Sept 2026
Snake that hunts with fake spider on its tail shocks scientists
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Snake that hunts with fake spider on its tail shocks scientists
The spider-tailed horned viper from Iran has a fascinating hunting strategy that involves using its tail, which resembles a spider, to attract birds. When a bird approaches, thinki…
Popular Science 10 Sept 2026
The Pacific is being beset by hurricane after hurricane—why is the Atlantic so quiet?
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The Pacific is being beset by hurricane after hurricane—why is the Atlantic so quiet?
It's fascinating to see how the Pacific is experiencing a flurry of hurricanes while the Atlantic is unusually calm this season. Experts attribute this to a powerful El Niño, which…
Scientific American 10 Sept 2026
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Do these plants in nature reserve remove PFAS from the water?: “First results in spring 2027”
So, researchers are exploring whether certain plants can help remove PFAS from water in a local nature reserve. This is such an exciting initiative, as it could lead to cleaner wat…
Gazet van Antwerpen 10 Sept 2026
Ruins of ancient Asian city show engineering prowess and organization
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Ruins of ancient Asian city show engineering prowess and organization
So, researchers have uncovered the incredible engineering skills of the ancient city of Liangzhu, which dates back around 5,000 years. This fascinating site in eastern China featur…
Nature 10 Sept 2026
The ‘national park’ that stretches from coast to coast
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The ‘national park’ that stretches from coast to coast
Doug Tallamy, an enthusiastic entomologist, believes that we can tackle the biodiversity crisis right in our own backyards. He transformed his property in Pennsylvania by replacing…
Reasons to be Cheerful 10 Sept 2026
A ‘living roof’ is growing atop Ford’s largest factory–saving energy and boosting birds
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A ‘living roof’ is growing atop Ford’s largest factory–saving energy and boosting birds
How cool is this? Ford has installed a massive 454,000-square-foot living roof on its Rogue Factory in Michigan, which not only saves energy but also boosts local biodiversity. Thi…
Good News Network 10 Sept 2026
Smart elephants can look before they leap
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Smart elephants can look before they leap
In a fascinating study, scientists in Thailand found that Asian elephants can think before they act, showcasing their impressive cognitive abilities. The elephants successfully par…
Popular Science 10 Sept 2026
Secret tunnels in Maine help wildlife cross the road safely. Now, they're expanding for bears and moose to fit, too
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Secret tunnels in Maine help wildlife cross the road safely. Now, they're expanding for bears and moose to fit, too
In Maine, over 500 moose and 3,000 deer meet unfortunate fates on the roads each year, which is why wildlife tunnels are getting a much-needed upgrade. The state is expanding exist…
Good Good Good 10 Sept 2026
The restoration of Dutch ecosystems starts at a seed nursery in Friesland
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The restoration of Dutch ecosystems starts at a seed nursery in Friesland
So, there's this amazing seed nursery in Friesland called Cruydt-Hoeck that's on a mission to restore Dutch biodiversity. They grow native plants and produce flower seeds, which ar…
NRC 10 Sept 2026
Scientists recreated chirps of jurassic insects, simulating a 165 million-yo soundscape
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Scientists recreated chirps of jurassic insects, simulating a 165 million-yo soundscape
How amazing is it that scientists have managed to recreate the sounds of insects from the Jurassic period? Thanks to the work of Thorin Jonsson and his team, we can now listen to t…
Good News Network 10 Sept 2026
Paleontologists discover first adult ‘T. rex’ footpath
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Paleontologists discover first adult ‘T. rex’ footpath
This is such an exciting discovery! Paleontologists have found the first known trackway made by an adult T. rex in North Dakota, consisting of four footprints over a 23-foot-long p…
Popular Science 10 Sept 2026
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Devil’s arrows: ancient builders hauled 55,000-pound stones 11 miles for Britain’s tallest stone row
Isn't it fascinating that ancient builders moved massive 25-ton stones over 11 miles to create Britain's tallest stone row? This new research reveals that these stones came from Br…
ScienceDaily 9 Sept 2026
Can an entire Arctic ecosystem evolve to adapt to the climate crisis?
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Can an entire Arctic ecosystem evolve to adapt to the climate crisis?
Scientists in Alaska are exploring how an entire Arctic ecosystem might adapt to the climate crisis. They're studying the interactions between species like white-crowned sparrows a…
The Guardian Europe 9 Sept 2026
Fog may be hiding secret ecosystems
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Fog may be hiding secret ecosystems
Fog is not just a mystical phenomenon; it might actually be a thriving habitat for microbes! Scientists are discovering that fog can support microbial life, with bacteria found to …
Scientific American 9 Sept 2026
Spot these tiny insect-eating plants on Maharashtra’s plateaus before monsoon ends
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Spot these tiny insect-eating plants on Maharashtra’s plateaus before monsoon ends
During the monsoon, Maharashtra's plateaus come alive with tiny carnivorous plants like sundews and bladderworts. These fascinating plants have adapted to thrive in nutrient-poor, …
The Better India 9 Sept 2026
New data flips the narrative on how lions and hyenas interact in the wild
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New data flips the narrative on how lions and hyenas interact in the wild
So, it turns out that the relationship between lions and hyenas is a bit more complex than we thought! A recent study shows that male lions are actually the ones tracking hyenas, n…
Popular Science 9 Sept 2026
Researchers give warblers tiny backpacks to learn more about bird migration
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Researchers give warblers tiny backpacks to learn more about bird migration
So, researchers have come up with a brilliant way to study bird migration by giving yellow-rumped warblers tiny geolocator backpacks! These little devices help track their long jou…
Good Good Good 9 Sept 2026
MP has India’s highest wolf population. Here’s why its open landscapes matter
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MP has India’s highest wolf population. Here’s why its open landscapes matter
Madhya Pradesh is not just about big cats; it’s home to 772 Indian peninsular wolves, the highest number in India! This fascinating species thrives in the state's open landscapes, …
The Better India 9 Sept 2026
The Kelvin scale’s creator William Thomson made many scientific advances
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The Kelvin scale’s creator William Thomson made many scientific advances
William Thomson, a true pioneer in physics, revolutionized how we understand temperature with the Kelvin scale. His contributions didn't stop there, as he also emphasized the impor…
Nature 8 Sept 2026
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The American “cheetah” wasn’t a cheetah at all
New research reveals that the so-called American cheetah, Miracinonyx trumani, was actually a close relative of the puma, not a cheetah at all. This fascinating study shows how the…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
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Giant new dinosaur discovered beneath construction site in Brazil
A fascinating new dinosaur species, Dasosaurus tocantinensis, has been unearthed during construction in northeastern Brazil, shedding light on how giant dinosaurs roamed ancient co…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
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Doctors saved this rare monkey from amputation. Months later, she gave birth
What a heartwarming story! A critically endangered roloway monkey named Masaya underwent a complex surgery to save her foot from amputation, and just months later, she gave birth t…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
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Scientists discover a powerful new antivenom hidden in rattlesnake blood
Researchers at the University of Maryland have made an exciting breakthrough in treating snakebites by utilizing the natural defenses of rattlesnakes. They've identified specific p…
ScienceDaily 8 Sept 2026
They’re resilient, low-effort and beautiful: how to plant a rubble garden
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They’re resilient, low-effort and beautiful: how to plant a rubble garden
So, did you know you can create a garden without traditional soil? Innovative gardeners are turning to leftover building materials like concrete and gravel to cultivate stunning, d…
Positive News 8 Sept 2026
Do birds enjoy flying? Scientists asked cockatoos
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Do birds enjoy flying? Scientists asked cockatoos
So, a fascinating study by Jorg Massen and his team has shown that Galah Cockatoos seem to really enjoy flying! They had the freedom to choose whether to fly or stay put, and guess…
Scientific American 8 Sept 2026
First albatross chicks fly from Pukekura/Tairaoa Head
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First albatross chicks fly from Pukekura/Tairaoa Head
It's such an exciting time at Pukekura/Tairaoa Head as the first royal albatross chicks, like Āwheo, take to the skies! These magnificent seabirds are among the largest in the worl…
RNZ (New Zealand) 8 Sept 2026
Birds flocking back after possums eliminated from Otago Peninsula
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Birds flocking back after possums eliminated from Otago Peninsula
The Otago Peninsula is becoming a paradise for birdwatchers after being declared possum-free. This achievement is the result of over 15 years of hard work by the community, and the…
RNZ (New Zealand) 8 Sept 2026
This is dangerous: slime moulds and the bitter debate over the nature of intelligence
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This is dangerous: slime moulds and the bitter debate over the nature of intelligence
Isn't it fascinating how something as simple as a slime mould can spark such deep discussions about intelligence? Toshiyuki Nakagaki's journey from a curious student to a leading r…
The Guardian Europe 8 Sept 2026
Backwards-walking fish caught on video in the South China Sea
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Backwards-walking fish caught on video in the South China Sea
How cool is this? Scientists have captured video of a fish, the Scalicus engyceros, walking backwards along the seafloor in the South China Sea! This armored searobin uses its uniq…
Popular Science 8 Sept 2026
Nearly 500 animals rescued from trafficking arrive at a California aquarium
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Nearly 500 animals rescued from trafficking arrive at a California aquarium
On June 19, the Aquarium of the Pacific welcomed nearly 500 animals rescued from trafficking, including fish, invertebrates, and sharks. This wasn't a shopping spree, but a crucial…
Popular Science 8 Sept 2026
Britain’s yellowstone: restoration project aims to take the greed out of land acquisition
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Britain’s yellowstone: restoration project aims to take the greed out of land acquisition
I find it fascinating that the largest rewilding site in England is taking shape in Northumberland! The Restore company has acquired the 7,500-acre Emblehope Moor with a vision to …
The Guardian Europe 7 Sept 2026
5 Indian rice varieties that can take on extreme rainfall
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5 Indian rice varieties that can take on extreme rainfall
So, it's fascinating to see how some Indian rice varieties are stepping up to the challenge of extreme rainfall! Farmers are turning to indigenous crops that have evolved to thrive…
The Better India 7 Sept 2026
11 vibrant deep-sea creatures shine in new Caribbean expedition
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11 vibrant deep-sea creatures shine in new Caribbean expedition
Wow, what an exciting discovery! A recent deep-sea expedition off Trinidad and Tobago revealed a Graneledone octopus and at least 20 suspected new species. This month-long survey, …
Popular Science 7 Sept 2026
Australia’s humpback whales were acting weird. What happened next surprised scientists.
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Australia’s humpback whales were acting weird. What happened next surprised scientists.
So, in 2009, tourism operators in Australia noticed humpback whales behaving unusually by 'fluking'—floating upside down with their tails in the air. This sparked a fascinating res…
Popular Science 7 Sept 2026
Astronomers create gallery of 16 ‘cosmic gems’ to show variety of shapes a galaxy can be
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Astronomers create gallery of 16 ‘cosmic gems’ to show variety of shapes a galaxy can be
How exciting is this? Astronomers have compiled a stunning gallery of 16 cosmic gems that highlight the incredible variety of galaxies out there! They’ve categorized these galaxies…
Good News Network 7 Sept 2026
Sharks are my film stars: how the Jacques Cousteau of the North Sea finally unlocked its beauty
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Sharks are my film stars: how the Jacques Cousteau of the North Sea finally unlocked its beauty
The North Sea might look grey and dull, but Peter van Rodijnen's dedication to diving has uncovered its vibrant marine life. Inspired by Jacques Cousteau, he and director Mark Verk…
The Guardian 7 Sept 2026
Beavers are having a moment
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Beavers are having a moment
So, beavers are finally getting the recognition they deserve! Once seen as pests, these furry little engineers are now being celebrated for their vital role in restoring ecosystems…
Reasons to be Cheerful 7 Sept 2026
The secret life of a cell-cycle gatekeeper of breast cancer
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The secret life of a cell-cycle gatekeeper of breast cancer
This fascinating article reveals a newly discovered role for the protein Rb in breast cancer. It turns out that inhibiting cell division can actually enhance the signaling of the e…
Nature 7 Sept 2026
Nature may have a preferred tempo
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Nature may have a preferred tempo
While studying fireflies in Thailand, researchers discovered that crickets seemed to chirp in sync with the fireflies' flashing. This fascinating observation led to the realization…
Scientific American 7 Sept 2026
Red sea coral dying from heat stress is being revived with probiotics
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Red sea coral dying from heat stress is being revived with probiotics
It's fantastic to hear that scientists have successfully revived Red Sea coral suffering from heat stress using probiotics for the first time in open waters! This innovative approa…
Good News Network 6 Sept 2026
Mobilizing walloon forest owners against climate change
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Mobilizing walloon forest owners against climate change
So, the article emphasizes the crucial role of nearly 80,000 private forest owners in Wallonia as we face the growing threat of climate change. These dedicated individuals actively…
La Libre Belgique 5 Sept 2026
Scientists put caterpillars in an ultraquiet chamber to learn how they hear without ears
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Scientists put caterpillars in an ultraquiet chamber to learn how they hear without ears
So, here's the fascinating scoop: tobacco hornworm caterpillars can sense danger without having ears! Researchers are diving deep into how these little creatures hear using sensiti…
Wired 5 Sept 2026
Endangered salmon return to california rivers in incredible numbers: ‘everybody’s just ecstatic’
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Endangered salmon return to california rivers in incredible numbers: ‘everybody’s just ecstatic’
Wow, can you believe it? A record 30,000 coho salmon have returned to central California rivers, which is ten times the average from the last decade! Scientists are absolutely thri…
Good News Network 5 Sept 2026
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Are these killer whales out for revenge on humans—or just trying to play?
So, there's this fascinating debate about killer whales and their interactions with humans. Some folks think these magnificent creatures might be seeking revenge, while others beli…
Science.org news 5 Sept 2026
Tourists put these sea turtle nests at risk. Local Mexicans intervened, and now 3,200 hatchlings are swimming free
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Tourists put these sea turtle nests at risk. Local Mexicans intervened, and now 3,200 hatchlings are swimming free
On August 30, a Mexican nonprofit released around 3,200 baby sea turtles into the Gulf of Mexico, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Tortugas Fundación Yepez A.C. This organization…
Good Good Good 5 Sept 2026
Former bird hunters work to rebuild a songbird haven: 'We hope it's not too late'
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Former bird hunters work to rebuild a songbird haven: 'We hope it's not too late'
It's truly inspiring to see former bird hunters in Java shift their focus from capturing songbirds to becoming conservation advocates. The Menoreh Hills, once a hotspot for hunting…
Good Good Good 5 Sept 2026
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Massive herbarium merger rescues century-old plant collection
I find it fascinating that a massive merger of herbaria has taken place, saving a century-old collection of plants! This collaboration not only preserves invaluable botanical speci…
Science.org news 5 Sept 2026
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From nearly dead river to hopes for a seahorse: following the researchers investigating how much life is in the Scheldt
It's amazing to see how the Scheldt River is bouncing back from the brink of death! Researchers are diving deep into the waters to uncover the vibrant life that’s returning, includ…
Gazet van Antwerpen 5 Sept 2026
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Scientists overturn a theory about this shark’s strange head
A fascinating new study is shaking up our understanding of bonnethead sharks! Researchers found that both male and female sharks develop rounder heads as they age, contradicting ea…
ScienceDaily 5 Sept 2026
From 6 to 194: How Assam Is Bringing the World’s Smallest Pig Back to the Wild
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From 6 to 194: How Assam Is Bringing the World’s Smallest Pig Back to the Wild
It's incredible to see how conservation efforts have transformed the fate of the pygmy hog in Assam! Nearly 30 years after six of these tiny creatures were taken from their grassla…
The Better India 5 Sept 2026
How a wondrous forest has survived in the heart of Latin America’s largest city
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How a wondrous forest has survived in the heart of Latin America’s largest city
Isn't it fascinating how a forest has managed to thrive right in the middle of a bustling city? The Guarani people, with a rich history dating back to the 1500s, have faced numerou…
The Washington Post 4 Sept 2026
What the heck? Another perfect geometric shape has been detected on Saturn
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What the heck? Another perfect geometric shape has been detected on Saturn
So, astronomers have spotted a fascinating new decagon shape on Saturn, right near its south pole! This 10-sided figure joins the already famous hexagon at the north pole, which ha…
Wired 4 Sept 2026
Ancient American cheetahs were not exactly cheetah-like
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Ancient American cheetahs were not exactly cheetah-like
So, the ancient American cheetah, known as M. trumani, turns out to be quite different from the cheetahs we know today! New DNA evidence shows that these big cats were more closely…
Popular Science 4 Sept 2026
Turtle-safe nets prevent countless sea turtles from drowning. An appeals court just upheld a rule requiring shrimpers to use them
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Turtle-safe nets prevent countless sea turtles from drowning. An appeals court just upheld a rule requiring shrimpers to use them
So, this is fantastic news for sea turtles! The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals just upheld a rule that requires shrimp trawlers to use turtle exclusionary devices, or TEDs, whic…
Good Good Good 4 Sept 2026
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Scientists discover a bizarre “devil flower” hidden in Thailand
I find it absolutely fascinating that scientists have discovered a new species of flowering plant called Thismia daemona in Thailand! This unique plant, known as the 'devil flower,…
ScienceDaily 4 Sept 2026
This Mumbai boy has been composting since he was 2, and learning how nature works
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This Mumbai boy has been composting since he was 2, and learning how nature works
Sonika Bhasin believes that sustainability should be a part of everyday life for her children, not just something they read about in books. Her son has been composting since he was…
The Better India 4 Sept 2026
Fossilized tissue reveals largest known T. rex died from broken rib
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Fossilized tissue reveals largest known T. rex died from broken rib
So, the largest T. rex ever discovered, named Scotty, has revealed some fascinating secrets! This 66-million-year-old giant not only stands tall at 13 feet but also has preserved s…
Popular Science 4 Sept 2026
In photos: An air force doctor turned wildlife photographer’s journey to capture India’s rarest vultures
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In photos: An air force doctor turned wildlife photographer’s journey to capture India’s rarest vultures
Ishan Pathak's journey from air force doctor to wildlife photographer is nothing short of inspiring. He captures the beauty and importance of vultures, which are often misunderstoo…
The Better India 4 Sept 2026
Survey finds blackbirds to have the most beautiful songs in the avian world–science explains why
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Survey finds blackbirds to have the most beautiful songs in the avian world–science explains why
Isn't it fascinating that blackbirds have been crowned the champions of beautiful songs? A recent study from the University of Tübingen found that these birds scored an impressive …
Good News Network 4 Sept 2026
3 million oysters eaten by New Yorkers are rebuilding the city’s reefs
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3 million oysters eaten by New Yorkers are rebuilding the city’s reefs
So, there's this amazing project in New York called the Billion Oyster Project that's turning discarded oyster shells into new reefs! These reefs are not just pretty; they filter p…
Good News Network 4 Sept 2026
Katmai brown bear cubs learning how to ‘walk on water’ to nab salmon
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Katmai brown bear cubs learning how to ‘walk on water’ to nab salmon
In the stunning Katmai National Park, brown bear #284, known as Electra, is teaching her adorable cubs how to fish for salmon. This unique skill is part of a bear culture where kno…
Popular Science 4 Sept 2026
Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
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Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
So, it turns out that tigers, those fiercely solitary creatures we’ve always known, can actually team up! Researchers filming in Nepal captured two tiger mothers, Goma and Jugini, …
Upworthy 3 Sept 2026
Former poachers are protecting one of Nigeria’s last rainforests
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Former poachers are protecting one of Nigeria’s last rainforests
It's incredible to see how former poachers like Sunday Abiodun are now protecting the very forests they once hunted in. After realizing the impact of his actions on wildlife, he jo…
Reasons to be Cheerful 3 Sept 2026
Functional chimeric mRNAs encode proteins in mammalian immunity
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Functional chimeric mRNAs encode proteins in mammalian immunity
This fascinating study dives into the world of chimeric mRNAs and their role in mammalian immunity. It explores how these unique RNA structures could potentially expand our underst…
Nature 3 Sept 2026
Trail cameras catch elusive, endangered ocelots using wildlife crossing in Texas
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Trail cameras catch elusive, endangered ocelots using wildlife crossing in Texas
It's such exciting news that ocelots, those beautiful and elusive wild cats, are using wildlife crossings in Texas! After years of habitat loss, these crossings are a vital lifelin…
Good Good Good 3 Sept 2026
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These Antwerp rooftops prove that the most beautiful piece of green is sometimes above our heads
I absolutely love the idea of urban gardens, and Antwerp is showcasing some stunning examples! These rooftop gardens not only beautify the city but also provide a much-needed green…
Gazet van Antwerpen 3 Sept 2026
Newly discovered ‘demon cave fish’ hid out in Alabama military installation for 40 years
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Newly discovered ‘demon cave fish’ hid out in Alabama military installation for 40 years
So, scientists have stumbled upon a fascinating new species called the demon cave fish in a hidden cave in Alabama. This eyeless creature was found completely by chance during a ro…
Scientific American 2 Sept 2026
Late-life semaglutide treatment slows ageing and extends lifespan in female mice
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Late-life semaglutide treatment slows ageing and extends lifespan in female mice
So, researchers have found that treating older female mice with semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, can actually slow down the ageing process and extend their lifespan. This is …
Nature 2 Sept 2026
Black bears were nearly hunted to extinction in the US South. Decades later, they're finally rebounding
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Black bears were nearly hunted to extinction in the US South. Decades later, they're finally rebounding
It's amazing to see black bears making a comeback in the US South after being nearly wiped out! Recently, there have been numerous sightings in unexpected places like West Tennesse…
Good Good Good 2 Sept 2026
Why this Canadian island appeared to disappear
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Why this Canadian island appeared to disappear
This summer, a mysterious island in Canada's Williston Lake made quite the splash by appearing, disappearing, and then reappearing over 30 kilometers away! Initially thought to be …
Scientific American 2 Sept 2026
Genome duplication is a radical evolutionary gamble
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Genome duplication is a radical evolutionary gamble
So, it turns out that doubling an organism's genome can lead to some wild evolutionary changes! Take the tiny snail Potamopyrgus antipodarum, for example — it now has three or four…
Quanta Magazine 2 Sept 2026
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Endangered and heaviest parrot species on the road to revival: over 300 kakapos
It's fantastic to hear that the kakapo, an endangered parrot species, is making a remarkable comeback! With over 300 individuals now counted, conservation efforts are truly paying …
De Morgen 2 Sept 2026
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Better than soap and chamois: sea sponges can clean polluted harbors
Isn't it fascinating how nature has its own solutions? Sea sponges are stepping up as eco-friendly heroes, proving to be more effective than traditional cleaning methods for pollut…
De Morgen 2 Sept 2026
A breathtaking new museum dedicated to whales is shaped like a breaching humpback. It will open next year in Norway
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A breathtaking new museum dedicated to whales is shaped like a breaching humpback. It will open next year in Norway
I am so excited about The Whale, a new museum opening in Norway on June 4, 2027! It’s designed to feel like you’re inside a massive whale, using immersive art and storytelling to e…
Good Good Good 2 Sept 2026
These fish rely on teamwork to find food in murky water
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These fish rely on teamwork to find food in murky water
Three-spined sticklebacks are fascinating little fish that adapt their swimming behavior to find food in murky waters. When the water gets cloudy, they take longer to reach their m…
Popular Science 2 Sept 2026
Vultures are ecological sanitizers: why India is building ‘restaurants’ for a vanishing bird
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Vultures are ecological sanitizers: why India is building ‘restaurants’ for a vanishing bird
In Assam, India is launching its first 'vulture restaurant' to help critically endangered vultures find safe food. These feeding stations are crucial as natural food sources dimini…
The Better India 2 Sept 2026
Say hello to the next generation of lobsters — August’s best science images
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Say hello to the next generation of lobsters — August’s best science images
Wow, the latest science images are absolutely stunning! One of my favorites features juvenile European lobsters being carefully pipetted into hatchery pods to keep them safe. It's …
Nature 2 Sept 2026
Ireland's nature heroes: Meet the farmers turning corners of their land into wildlife havens
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Ireland's nature heroes: Meet the farmers turning corners of their land into wildlife havens
I’ve been really inspired by the farmers in Ireland who are stepping up to create wildlife havens on their land. The ReFarm project in Wicklow is a fantastic example, helping farme…
The Journal (Ireland) 2 Sept 2026
How coconuts cross oceans: the natural design that lets them travel thousands of kilometres
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How coconuts cross oceans: the natural design that lets them travel thousands of kilometres
Isn't it fascinating how a coconut can float across oceans for thousands of kilometres? It’s all thanks to its thick husk and buoyant structure that protect the seed inside. This a…
The Better India 1 Sept 2026
Could humans ever communicate with whales?
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Could humans ever communicate with whales?
So, researchers have been fascinated by whale communication since the first recordings of their songs back in 1949. With advancements in technology, scientists are now starting to …
The Guardian Europe 1 Sept 2026
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A massive plume deep beneath Africa is pulling the continent apart
So, scientists are diving deep into the mysteries of the East African Rift System, and guess what? They found that a massive upwelling of hot mantle material, known as the African …
ScienceDaily 1 Sept 2026
The drylands dividend - the smart investment for powering a water-scarce world
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The drylands dividend - the smart investment for powering a water-scarce world
Drylands, covering 44% of the planet, are often overlooked but hold immense potential for sustainable practices and investments. With the world facing increasing drought, we can le…
AllAfrica 1 Sept 2026
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Sperm whales create bubbles while sleeping to float safely from waves
Isn't it fascinating how sperm whales have this unique way of sleeping? They create bubbles that help them float and stay safe from the waves. This behavior shows just how clever a…
Le Monde 1 Sept 2026
When this Idaho wildlife crossing is complete, migrating deer will be able to walk under a busy highway
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When this Idaho wildlife crossing is complete, migrating deer will be able to walk under a busy highway
I'm really excited about the new Rocky Point Wildlife Underpass in Idaho, which is almost finished! This project is a fantastic collaboration between various agencies and conservat…
Good Good Good 1 Sept 2026
Jurassic soundscape: insect sounds from 165 million years ago reconstructed
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Jurassic soundscape: insect sounds from 165 million years ago reconstructed
Imagine a rich chorus of crickets and grasshoppers echoing through ancient forests 165 million years ago! A team of biologists has reconstructed these sounds based on the wing stru…
NRC 1 Sept 2026
This 220-pound sea turtle was tangled in a fishing line. The Coast Guard saved her — and the 100 eggs she was carrying
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This 220-pound sea turtle was tangled in a fishing line. The Coast Guard saved her — and the 100 eggs she was carrying
On August 8, the Coast Guard in Florida rescued a pregnant loggerhead sea turtle named Roxanne, who was tangled in fishing line. They took her to The Turtle Hospital, the first fac…
Good Good Good 31 Aug 2026
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Fossil feet may be misleading scientists about human evolution
New research is shaking up our understanding of the last common ancestor of humans and chimpanzees, suggesting it was likely a tree climber. This study challenges the idea that onl…
ScienceDaily 31 Aug 2026
It started with one man and a Rs 30 bowl. Today, 6,450 are keeping Tamil Nadu's birds from dying of thirst
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It started with one man and a Rs 30 bowl. Today, 6,450 are keeping Tamil Nadu's birds from dying of thirst
In Tamil Nadu, a simple yet impactful initiative has emerged to help birds find water in urban areas. The Iyarkkaiyai Nesi Public Welfare Trust has created low-cost water troughs, …
The Better India 31 Aug 2026
Munnar’s rare neelakurinji due to bloom in 2030 is flowering now
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Munnar’s rare neelakurinji due to bloom in 2030 is flowering now
So, it turns out that Munnar's neelakurinji is surprising us by blooming four years early! This beautiful flower, known for its unique life cycle, is currently brightening the hill…
The Better India 31 Aug 2026
1 lakh mangroves | how tiger widows are saving the sundarbans
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1 lakh mangroves | how tiger widows are saving the sundarbans
In a remarkable turn of events, women known as 'tiger widows' are taking action to restore the Sundarbans by planting 1 lakh mangrove saplings. These women, who lost their husbands…
The Better India 31 Aug 2026
Rare sea turtle near death on UK beach gets 5,000-mile lift to Texas rehab before returning to Gulf home
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Rare sea turtle near death on UK beach gets 5,000-mile lift to Texas rehab before returning to Gulf home
What an incredible journey for Rhossi, the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle! After being rescued in Wales, he traveled 5,000 miles to Texas for rehabilitation, which is just amazing. The v…
Good News Network 31 Aug 2026
AI models are being used to track zoonotic diseases. Will they prevent the next pandemic?
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AI models are being used to track zoonotic diseases. Will they prevent the next pandemic?
In Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a fascinating initiative is underway to protect endangered mountain gorillas from zoonotic diseases. Thanks to a collaboration with A…
Nature 31 Aug 2026
What dandelions, bees, and outdoor play can teach kids about their responsibilities to nature
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What dandelions, bees, and outdoor play can teach kids about their responsibilities to nature
It's fascinating how outdoor play can deepen children's understanding of their responsibilities to nature. During a spring walk, kids learn about the importance of dandelions and b…
Good Good Good 31 Aug 2026
Whales hold massive feasts off the east coast of Greenland: what's going on?
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Whales hold massive feasts off the east coast of Greenland: what's going on?
It's fascinating to see how humpback and minke whales are now flocking to the east coast of Greenland in droves. They seem to be following their food source, which is moving north …
VRT Nws 30 Aug 2026
Over 10,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are taking California by storm
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Over 10,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are taking California by storm
It's fantastic news for the mountain yellow-legged frogs in California! After years of decline, conservationists have reintroduced over 10,000 of these endangered amphibians back i…
Popular Science 30 Aug 2026
Algae blooms are surfacing in the Baltic Sea
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Algae blooms are surfacing in the Baltic Sea
So, it turns out that the recent algae blooms in the Baltic Sea are not just an environmental issue, but also a stunning sight from space! These normally invisible blue-green algae…
Politiken.dk 30 Aug 2026
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Scientists from Szczecin discover a new species of crustacean from the Norwegian coast
How exciting is this? Scientists from Szczecin have made a remarkable discovery by identifying a new species of crustacean along the Norwegian coast. This finding not only adds to …
Rzeczpospolita Poland 29 Aug 2026
Can super coral and cooling the sea save reefs from climate change?
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Can super coral and cooling the sea save reefs from climate change?
So, have you heard about Palau? This small Pacific nation is doing something incredible by cultivating 'super coral' that resists heat better than most. As climate change threatens…
Al Jazeera English 29 Aug 2026
Camera traps capture adorable images of Costa Rica's 'sloth bridges,' built to help the slowpokes cross roads safely
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Camera traps capture adorable images of Costa Rica's 'sloth bridges,' built to help the slowpokes cross roads safely
It's amazing to see how conservationists in Costa Rica are building 'sloth crossings' to help these adorable creatures navigate roads safely. These simple rope bridges connect frag…
Good Good Good 29 Aug 2026
Scientists discovered 149 new deep-sea species near a collapsed volcano: 'It was a massive hole in the data'
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Scientists discovered 149 new deep-sea species near a collapsed volcano: 'It was a massive hole in the data'
I find it absolutely fascinating that an expedition in the Indian Ocean has uncovered 149 new deep-sea species! This area, particularly the volcanic seamounts, has been largely ove…
Good Good Good 29 Aug 2026
Teacher donated $5,000 to plant trees in China. 27 years later, he’s moved to tears by the results.
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Teacher donated $5,000 to plant trees in China. 27 years later, he’s moved to tears by the results.
Isn't it amazing how a small act of kindness can grow into something monumental? Ronald Sakolsky donated $5,000 to plant trees in China 27 years ago, and he recently reunited with …
Upworthy 29 Aug 2026
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Why scientists asked 1,000 people to bury their underwear
Soil is a vital part of our ecosystem, and researchers are keen to understand its hidden biodiversity. In a fascinating project called Proof by Underpants, 1,000 volunteers buried …
ScienceDaily 28 Aug 2026
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Scientists find a huge hidden ice reservoir beneath Utah’s mountains
So, researchers at the University of Utah have uncovered a massive hidden ice reservoir beneath the Timpanogos Rock Glacier. This glacier, which looks like a field of loose rocks, …
ScienceDaily 28 Aug 2026
let your child enjoy the rain: paediatrician busts 4 common fears about kids falling sick
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let your child enjoy the rain: paediatrician busts 4 common fears about kids falling sick
It's fascinating how the first drops of rain can spark such different reactions in families! While kids are eager to splash around, parents often worry about them getting sick. But…
The Better India 28 Aug 2026
The goat-cow is Spain’s wildfire-fighting secret weapon
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The goat-cow is Spain’s wildfire-fighting secret weapon
In Galicia, wildfires have become a serious threat, but a community in Vincios is turning to an unexpected ally: the Cachena, or 'goat-cow.' These hardy animals are being reintrodu…
Reasons to be Cheerful 28 Aug 2026
Athletes in national park Bosland invest in breeding site for vulnerable sand martin in Lommelse Sahara
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Athletes in national park Bosland invest in breeding site for vulnerable sand martin in Lommelse Sahara
So, this winter, a new artificial breeding wall for sand martins is being built along the Lommelse Sahara. Athletes participating in paid events at national park Bosland are helpin…
VRT Nws 28 Aug 2026
How Dutch volcanoes formed (and went extinct)
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How Dutch volcanoes formed (and went extinct)
It's fascinating to think that beneath the flat Dutch landscape, there were once massive volcanoes! A geologist's unexpected discovery in the Wadden Sea revealed a dormant volcano …
NRC 28 Aug 2026
Pakistan combines river dolphin sanctuaries along the Indus River, protecting 250 miles of habitat
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Pakistan combines river dolphin sanctuaries along the Indus River, protecting 250 miles of habitat
How exciting is this? Pakistan has just created a wildlife sanctuary along 123 miles of the Indus River to protect the endangered Indus River Dolphin! With only about 2,000 of thes…
Good News Network 28 Aug 2026
Animal-microbe partnerships date back to the dawn of complex life
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Animal-microbe partnerships date back to the dawn of complex life
So, researchers have uncovered some fascinating geochemical evidence suggesting that worm-like creatures from the Ediacaran period had symbiotic relationships with bacteria. This i…
Nature 27 Aug 2026
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324-million-year-old fossil reveals how insects conquered land
Isn't it fascinating how insects became the most diverse group of animals on Earth? A recent discovery of a 324-million-year-old fossil sheds light on their transition from water t…
ScienceDaily 27 Aug 2026
Key brain circuit regulating hibernation found at last
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Key brain circuit regulating hibernation found at last
So, researchers have finally uncovered a key brain circuit that helps animals enter hibernation, and it's fascinating! By studying Syrian hamsters, they've pinpointed specific neur…
Science.org news 27 Aug 2026
Trail camera captures rare sighting of endangered lynx kitten and its mother in Colorado
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Trail camera captures rare sighting of endangered lynx kitten and its mother in Colorado
So, on August 7, Colorado Parks and Wildlife shared this incredible moment of a lynx family caught on a trail camera! It's such a rare sight to see a lynx kitten with its mother in…
Good Good Good 27 Aug 2026
Butterfly wing crystals inspire new eco-friendly glitter
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Butterfly wing crystals inspire new eco-friendly glitter
Dolly Parton has inspired a new eco-friendly glitter that draws from the beauty of butterfly wings. Researchers at Northeastern University are developing a sustainable glitter made…
Popular Science 27 Aug 2026
Amphibious stem-insect sheds light on colonization of land
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Amphibious stem-insect sheds light on colonization of land
This fascinating study uncovers the evolutionary journey of an amphibious stem-insect, providing insights into how life transitioned from water to land. It's incredible to think ab…
Nature 27 Aug 2026
Tidal tomography reveals a thermal anomaly beneath Mars’s crustal dichotomy
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Tidal tomography reveals a thermal anomaly beneath Mars’s crustal dichotomy
So, scientists have made a fascinating discovery about Mars's crustal structure! They've found a thermal anomaly beneath the planet's crustal dichotomy, which could help us underst…
Nature 27 Aug 2026
The first insects had way more than six legs
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The first insects had way more than six legs
So, it turns out that the first insects were way more diverse than we thought! A team of paleontologists discovered that some ancient critters had way more than six legs, suggestin…
Science.org news 27 Aug 2026
Scientists and volunteers take big step towards saving rare ‘cryptic’ Australian orchid
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Scientists and volunteers take big step towards saving rare ‘cryptic’ Australian orchid
It's amazing to see how a dedicated team of volunteers and scientists are working together to save the rare rosella spider orchid in Australia. With their efforts, the Royal Botani…
Good News Network 27 Aug 2026
This frog has been 'invisible' to the science community for over a century
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This frog has been 'invisible' to the science community for over a century
So, researchers have finally identified the Milpe robber frog, a species that was hiding in plain sight for over a hundred years! This frog is not rare at all; in fact, it thrives …
Good Good Good 27 Aug 2026
Proof by underpants offers a cheeky way to test soil
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Proof by underpants offers a cheeky way to test soil
Soil health is crucial, and it turns out you don't need fancy tools to assess it—just a pair of cotton underwear! In Switzerland, a fun project called 'Proof by Underpants' had vol…
Popular Science 27 Aug 2026
India’s lion populations increase 70%, total habitat by 15% over the last decade
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India’s lion populations increase 70%, total habitat by 15% over the last decade
Wow, have you heard the fantastic news about the Asiatic lions in India? Their population has skyrocketed by 70% over the last decade, now totaling 891 lions in the Greater Gir Lan…
Good News Network 26 Aug 2026
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Beyond the peaks, Dawa... in service of the Himalayas
This article dives into the inspiring journey of Dawa, a passionate advocate for the Himalayas. He’s not just climbing peaks but also working tirelessly to protect the environment …
Knack 26 Aug 2026
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Why this summer more sunflowers are coloring the Flemish fields
So, it turns out that this summer, we're seeing a delightful increase in sunflowers across the Flemish countryside! Farmers are embracing these vibrant flowers not just for their b…
De Standaard Binnenland 26 Aug 2026
Hidden beneath the Wadden Sea lies a volcano
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Hidden beneath the Wadden Sea lies a volcano
So, it turns out that beneath the flat landscape of the Netherlands, there's a hidden gem - the Zuidwal volcano! This fascinating volcano was active millions of years ago but has s…
NRC 26 Aug 2026
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Forces deep inside Earth helped Antarctica freeze before the Arctic
Scientists have uncovered an exciting explanation for why Antarctica became icy long before the Arctic did. Their research reveals that the gradual uplift of East Antarctica create…
ScienceDaily 26 Aug 2026
Over 200 million migratory birds are hitting the sky this week
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Over 200 million migratory birds are hitting the sky this week
So, it’s that time of year again when over 200 million migratory birds are taking to the skies! BirdCast is predicting a massive migration, with many species traveling hundreds to …
Popular Science 26 Aug 2026
This is what a Jurassic forest may have sounded like
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This is what a Jurassic forest may have sounded like
Imagine listening to the sounds of a Jurassic forest! Researchers have reconstructed what these ancient sounds might have been like using fossilized insect wings and modern technol…
Science.org news 26 Aug 2026
To predict tree death, scientists tapped gamma rays to peer underground
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To predict tree death, scientists tapped gamma rays to peer underground
In a fascinating twist, researchers have found that gamma rays can help predict tree mortality by revealing soil depth. After a severe drought in Western Australia, they discovered…
Science.org news 26 Aug 2026
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Farm in Brakel experiments with ditch-berm to retain rainwater longer and combat erosion
It's exciting to see how a farm in Brakel is trying out innovative methods to tackle rainwater retention and erosion. By implementing a ditch-berm system, they're aiming to hold on…
VRT Nws 26 Aug 2026
Over 3,000 endangered yellow-legged frogs and tadpoles unleashed to reclaim SoCal mountains
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Over 3,000 endangered yellow-legged frogs and tadpoles unleashed to reclaim SoCal mountains
I’m thrilled to share that over 3,000 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs and tadpoles have been released back into their natural habitats in Southern California! This incredib…
Good News Network 26 Aug 2026
Going with the grain: how restoring biodiversity led one farmer back to heritage wheat
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Going with the grain: how restoring biodiversity led one farmer back to heritage wheat
Henry Astor's farm in the Cotswolds is buzzing with life as he embraces heritage wheat and biodiversity. With thousands of trees planted and vibrant wildflower meadows, he's revers…
The Guardian Europe 25 Aug 2026
Could shellfish farming fix Florida’s algal bloom problem?
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Could shellfish farming fix Florida’s algal bloom problem?
Florida is grappling with harmful algal blooms, and shellfish farming might just be the solution! These hardworking clams and oysters filter out excess nutrients from the water, im…
Reasons to be Cheerful 25 Aug 2026
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Scientists find hidden highways guiding animal evolution
Isn't it fascinating how a human, an octopus, and a coral can share a common ancestor from over 600 million years ago? Researchers at the University of Vienna have uncovered that a…
ScienceDaily 25 Aug 2026
In eastern Germany, water and people have created unique landscapes
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In eastern Germany, water and people have created unique landscapes
So, just south of Berlin, the Spree River has carved out two fascinating landscapes filled with water. One area features a network of marshes, lakes, and historic canals, which is …
Politiken.dk 25 Aug 2026
Welcome to the spiderverse, a world measured through webs
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Welcome to the spiderverse, a world measured through webs
Counting creatures in our environment is vital for conservation efforts, and recent advances in eco-surveillance are making this task easier. Scientists are now using environmental…
MIT Technology Review 25 Aug 2026
Octopuses in territorial conflicts – hitting fish
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Octopuses in territorial conflicts – hitting fish
So, it turns out octopuses are not just clever but also quite strategic when it comes to defending their territory! A recent study observed how these fascinating creatures adapt th…
Dagens Nyheter 25 Aug 2026
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Scientists discover a real-life “dragon” and name it after Syrax
How exciting is this? Scientists have found a new species of lizard in the mountain forests of Thailand, and they've named it Acanthosaura syrax after the dragon from House of the …
ScienceDaily 24 Aug 2026
How rewilding could help stop the spread of Britain’s wildfires
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How rewilding could help stop the spread of Britain’s wildfires
Rewilding is a fascinating approach that could significantly reduce the risk of wildfires in Britain. Experts suggest that restoring ecosystems can create landscapes that are wette…
Positive News 24 Aug 2026
Garden with scrap: Srinagar’s old cars, bottles & tractors are now blooming
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Garden with scrap: Srinagar’s old cars, bottles & tractors are now blooming
In Srinagar, a unique flower garden has transformed old cars, scooters, and plastic bottles into stunning displays of creativity. Opened on August 21, the Waste to Wonder Flower Ga…
The Better India 24 Aug 2026
Horizontal levees are spreading across the Bay Area
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Horizontal levees are spreading across the Bay Area
So, have you heard about the new horizontal levees popping up in the Bay Area? Unlike traditional levees that are steep and rocky, these living levees blend beautifully into the la…
Reasons to be Cheerful 24 Aug 2026
Rotis, laddoos, jam & oil: the incredible food journey of the mahua tree
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Rotis, laddoos, jam & oil: the incredible food journey of the mahua tree
Imagine a tree that gives you flowers for eating, rotis for making, laddoos for savoring, and oil for cooking! The mahua tree is a true treasure across India, with communities crea…
The Better India 24 Aug 2026
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This shark can live 400 years. Its eyes barely seem to age
Isn't it incredible that the Greenland shark can live for up to 400 years? Researchers have discovered that these fascinating creatures have a unique DNA repair mechanism that help…
ScienceDaily 23 Aug 2026
Why do hummingbirds buzz? Tiny tornadoes.
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Why do hummingbirds buzz? Tiny tornadoes.
Hummingbirds are fascinating little creatures, especially in Ecuador's Chocó Andino de Pichincha Biosphere Reserve, where you can see dozens of species in one afternoon. Their buzz…
Popular Science 23 Aug 2026
Why do male blackbucks turn black? The science behind their striking coat
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Why do male blackbucks turn black? The science behind their striking coat
Isn't it fascinating how male blackbucks transform as they mature? They start off with a light fawn coat, but as they grow, they develop this striking black-and-white appearance. T…
The Better India 23 Aug 2026
I love it. It’s hope: the mysterious self-willed wildflower meadow that seeded itself
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I love it. It’s hope: the mysterious self-willed wildflower meadow that seeded itself
So, there's this amazing wildflower meadow in north Norfolk that just transformed itself without any human help! It started with just one plant 21 years ago, and now it boasts over…
The Guardian 23 Aug 2026
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Scientists left this farm field alone. Thousands of orchids appeared
So, researchers led by Professor Carl Sayer discovered that abandoned farmland can naturally transform into a vibrant wildflower meadow over time. After ceasing farming in 2005, th…
ScienceDaily 23 Aug 2026
Zoo plucks 21 snails from extinction and returns hundreds to pristine Atlantic island
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Zoo plucks 21 snails from extinction and returns hundreds to pristine Atlantic island
I’m thrilled to share that Chester Zoo has successfully rescued a tiny species of snail from the brink of extinction! They started with just 21 snails, which were so rare they coul…
Good News Network 23 Aug 2026
23-YO Delhi boy builds a 500-plant terrace garden that birds & butterflies love
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23-YO Delhi boy builds a 500-plant terrace garden that birds & butterflies love
Aman Sharma, a 23-year-old from Delhi, has transformed his barren terrace into a vibrant garden with 500 native plants, attracting birds and butterflies. His passion for nature beg…
The Better India 22 Aug 2026
A forest that sings: how Sikkim’s bamboo & wood become traditional Lepcha instruments
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A forest that sings: how Sikkim’s bamboo & wood become traditional Lepcha instruments
In Sikkim, bamboo and wood transform into beautiful musical instruments like the Tungbuk and Pumtong Pulit, which have just received Geographical Indication recognition. This is a …
The Better India 22 Aug 2026
Islands of biodiversity offer hope for recovery in the Hoge Venen
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Islands of biodiversity offer hope for recovery in the Hoge Venen
The damage in the Hoge Venen is immense, with 3,000 hectares of nature destroyed, but not everything is lost. Small zones, called 'islands of biodiversity,' have survived the fire …
VRT Nws 22 Aug 2026
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In an Olympic pool, this technique detects one tadpole: DNA research arms Kempen against American bullfrog
It's fascinating to see how cutting-edge DNA research is being used to tackle ecological challenges! In Kempen, scientists have developed a method that can detect even a single tad…
Gazet van Antwerpen 22 Aug 2026
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A lost mega-cliff may explain the Grand Canyon’s missing billion years
Scientists have made an exciting discovery about the Grand Canyon's geological history, revealing that a massive ancient cliff system may have exposed its deepest rocks nearly a bi…
ScienceDaily 22 Aug 2026
Meet the lesser florican: India’s rare bird that dances in the air for love
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Meet the lesser florican: India’s rare bird that dances in the air for love
Every monsoon, India’s grasslands come alive with the incredible lesser florican, the world’s smallest bustard. Male floricans put on a spectacular aerial display, leaping nearly t…
The Better India 22 Aug 2026
First river otter spotted in the Bronx in 100 years along the Bronx River
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First river otter spotted in the Bronx in 100 years along the Bronx River
Can you believe it? A river otter has been spotted in the Bronx for the first time in a century! This exciting discovery along the Bronx River shows just how far conservation effor…
Good News Network 22 Aug 2026
Earth-shaking thunder probes underground geology
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Earth-shaking thunder probes underground geology
Isn't it fascinating how nature can help us understand the Earth better? Researchers have discovered that thunderquakes, those vibrations caused by thunder, can actually map hidden…
Nature 21 Aug 2026
Trail cameras capture rare footage of elusive African serval kittens
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Trail cameras capture rare footage of elusive African serval kittens
So, researchers in Tanzania have made an exciting discovery with trail cameras capturing footage of serval kittens! These unique cats, often described as looking like 'stretched ou…
Good Good Good 21 Aug 2026
Rewilded land remains green amid drought-stricken English countryside, images show
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Rewilded land remains green amid drought-stricken English countryside, images show
So, have you seen the stunning aerial footage from Somerset? It really shows how rewilding can make a difference, especially during these extreme heatwaves. The Holnicote estate is…
The Guardian 21 Aug 2026
Student wins competition for photo of dragonfly
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Student wins competition for photo of dragonfly
A student has just won a scientific photography competition with a stunning image of a dragonfly, which the jury says highlights the diversity of wetlands, one of the most threaten…
Politiken.dk 21 Aug 2026
Astronaut vest cuts radiation exposure in half
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Astronaut vest cuts radiation exposure in half
So, researchers have developed a protective vest that could significantly reduce radiation exposure for astronauts in deep space. During NASA's Artemis I mission in 2022, tests sho…
Nature 21 Aug 2026
11 stunning images celebrating Earth’s life—and the scientists who study it
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11 stunning images celebrating Earth’s life—and the scientists who study it
I’m absolutely thrilled to share the winners of the 2026 BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition! The overall winner is a captivating photo of a marsh dart damselfly peering th…
Popular Science 21 Aug 2026
Hidden volcanoes hint at Moon’s turbulent past
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Hidden volcanoes hint at Moon’s turbulent past
So, it turns out the Moon has some hidden surprises! Two massive shield volcanoes have been discovered by lunar spacecraft, revealing a more dynamic history than we thought. This d…
Nature 20 Aug 2026
Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
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Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
About 130 million years ago, a remarkable mammal made its mark in what is now southern Brazil, and it could be the largest mammal to have coexisted with dinosaurs. Researchers foun…
Science.org news 20 Aug 2026
Sacred forests, ancient rules: how India’s communities have protected nature for centuries
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Sacred forests, ancient rules: how India’s communities have protected nature for centuries
In India, many forests are seen as sacred spaces, where ancient rules protect nature from exploitation. These sacred groves, often rich in biodiversity, are maintained by communiti…
The Better India 20 Aug 2026
How one American couple ditched their lawn and created a wildlife haven – and you could too
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How one American couple ditched their lawn and created a wildlife haven – and you could too
James Reed McGuire and Crystal Fritz transformed their suburban lawn into a vibrant native ecosystem, despite starting with little gardening experience. They learned from their ear…
The Guardian Europe 20 Aug 2026
Humans have learned to fear ‘bugs’, but we shouldn’t – life as we know it hinges on invertebrates
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Humans have learned to fear ‘bugs’, but we shouldn’t – life as we know it hinges on invertebrates
It's fascinating how many of us fear creatures we label as 'bugs', but invertebrates are crucial to our ecosystems. Chris Packham highlights the importance of celebrating these oft…
The Guardian 20 Aug 2026
Why 'playful' sea lions are living their best lives in Dunedin
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Why 'playful' sea lions are living their best lives in Dunedin
Dunedin's sea lions are truly living their best lives, and it's all thanks to a successful conservation story. Photographer Derek Morrison captures their playful nature, revealing …
RNZ (New Zealand) 20 Aug 2026
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A mother’s age can shape her offspring without changing their DNA
Isn't it fascinating how a mother's age can influence her offspring's traits and behaviors? Researchers are diving deep into this phenomenon, known as maternal age effects, which a…
ScienceDaily 20 Aug 2026
An all-women team in Kashmir revived a wetland, bringing back nearly 1 lakh migratory birds
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An all-women team in Kashmir revived a wetland, bringing back nearly 1 lakh migratory birds
It's incredible to see the Salim Ali Birdwatchers Network, a group of young women in Kashmir, come together to revive their local wetland and attract nearly 1 lakh migratory birds!…
The Better India 20 Aug 2026
White storks make historic return to the English midlands after 600-year absence
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White storks make historic return to the English midlands after 600-year absence
Can you believe it? White storks are back in the English Midlands after a staggering 600 years! This incredible return is part of a project to create a thriving breeding colony alo…
Good News Network 19 Aug 2026
How the trees above coffee are helping birds, bees & wildlife thrive
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How the trees above coffee are helping birds, bees & wildlife thrive
So, it turns out that coffee isn't just about that morning brew – it's also about the trees that grow above it! In the Western Ghats, shade-grown coffee plantations create a vibran…
The Better India 19 Aug 2026
This photographer left trail cameras in a remote Kenyan forest for months. He uncovered a hidden 'wildlife highway'
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This photographer left trail cameras in a remote Kenyan forest for months. He uncovered a hidden 'wildlife highway'
Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas embarked on an exciting adventure in Kenya's Maasai Mara to document the elusive black rhino. By setting up a camera trap, he uncovered a b…
Good Good Good 19 Aug 2026
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Smaller than a paperclip: rare Egyptian tortoise born in the Netherlands
I just love this! A tiny Egyptian tortoise, smaller than a paperclip, has been born in the Netherlands, and it’s such a delightful surprise. This little creature is not just adorab…
VRT Nws 19 Aug 2026
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Despite extreme heat, Brazil sees forest fires in the Amazon decline: “There are really solutions possible”
It's fascinating to see how Brazil is managing to reduce forest fires in the Amazon, even amidst extreme heat. This shows that there are indeed effective solutions out there, which…
De Standaard Buitenland 19 Aug 2026
The “sisterhood” protecting Indonesia’s coral reefs
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The “sisterhood” protecting Indonesia’s coral reefs
Gabriela Nathania and her friends dove into a transformative experience in Indonesia's Gili Islands, where they bonded over their shared passion for marine conservation. Through th…
Reasons to be Cheerful 18 Aug 2026
What makes a narwhal’s tusk so special?
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What makes a narwhal’s tusk so special?
Narwhals are fascinating creatures, especially known for their long, spiral tusks that can reach up to 10 feet! Scientists have recently discovered that these tusks grow in a uniqu…
Scientific American 18 Aug 2026
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No eggs, but live young: mammals possibly started live birth 95 million years earlier than thought
This fascinating discovery suggests that mammals may have begun giving birth to live young much earlier than we previously believed. Researchers have found evidence indicating that…
De Morgen 18 Aug 2026
TikTok helps scientists discover new underground, translucent eel in India
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TikTok helps scientists discover new underground, translucent eel in India
Isn't it amazing how TikTok can lead to scientific discoveries? A team of scientists stumbled upon a new colorless eel, Gangaichthys indonepalicus, thanks to a short video showing …
Popular Science 18 Aug 2026
270,000 square miles around Easter Island to become indigenous-managed ocean reserve
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270,000 square miles around Easter Island to become indigenous-managed ocean reserve
How exciting is this? The area around Easter Island is set to become one of the largest indigenous-managed ocean reserves in the world, covering over 270,000 square miles! The indi…
Good News Network 17 Aug 2026
Critically endangered bee rediscovered in Offaly after 26 years
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Critically endangered bee rediscovered in Offaly after 26 years
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that the critically endangered Silver-sided Nomad bee has been spotted in Co Offaly for the first time in 26 years! This rare sighting, made by Jos…
The Journal (Ireland) 17 Aug 2026
New model aims to better predict wildfires: first test in Hoge Venen promising
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New model aims to better predict wildfires: first test in Hoge Venen promising
So, scientists at UGent are testing an experimental model that predicts how wildfires spread during the recent blaze in Hoge Venen. The initial results are looking quite promising,…
VRT Nws 16 Aug 2026
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Preserving and restoring nature costs less than destroying it: for every 1 euro invested in biodiversity, we get back 8
It's fascinating to think about how investing in nature can actually save us money in the long run. For every euro we put into biodiversity, we can expect to see an eightfold retur…
Le Monde 16 Aug 2026
California creek restoration helps young salmon grow twice as fast—and doubles their survival rate
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California creek restoration helps young salmon grow twice as fast—and doubles their survival rate
It's amazing to see how restoring Prairie Creek has transformed the lives of young salmon along California's coast! Conservationists have worked hard to give these fish the right e…
Good News Network 16 Aug 2026
All-terrain wheelchair debuts at Zion National Park
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All-terrain wheelchair debuts at Zion National Park
Get ready for an exciting new way to explore Zion National Park! The Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair is here to help visitors with mobility challenges enjoy the stunning trail…
Popular Science 16 Aug 2026
Man discovers unknown meteorite crater while browsing Google Maps
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Man discovers unknown meteorite crater while browsing Google Maps
So, a Canadian astronomy enthusiast stumbled upon a massive crater while exploring Google Maps, and it turns out to be a 390-million-year-old meteorite impact site! This discovery …
Rzeczpospolita Poland 16 Aug 2026
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How to make your garden climate-resilient? “Plant a tree and ask yourself how much lawn you really need”
So, the article dives into the importance of creating a climate-resilient garden. It suggests simple yet effective actions like planting trees and reconsidering the amount of lawn …
Gazet van Antwerpen 15 Aug 2026
Country life: The trust helping New Zealand's raptors take flight again
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Country life: The trust helping New Zealand's raptors take flight again
It's amazing to see how the NZ Raptor Trust has grown from a backyard project to a vital sanctuary for injured raptors! Founded by Ron Lindsay, this trust has cared for over 550 bi…
RNZ (New Zealand) 15 Aug 2026
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Surprising uniqueness of Puerto Rico’s trees could make them more resistant to drought
I find it fascinating that the trees of Puerto Rico have such unique characteristics that could actually help them withstand droughts better. Researchers are discovering that these…
Science.org news 14 Aug 2026
Clover and herbs keep fruit plantations up to 20 degrees cooler than grass: 'A completely different microclimate'
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Clover and herbs keep fruit plantations up to 20 degrees cooler than grass: 'A completely different microclimate'
Researchers at the Proefcentrum Fruitteelt in Sint-Truiden have found that clover and herbs can lower temperatures in fruit plantations by up to 20 degrees compared to traditional …
VRT Nws 14 Aug 2026
He restored 18 lakes & planted 1.5 lakh trees in Karnataka
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He restored 18 lakes & planted 1.5 lakh trees in Karnataka
Bengaluru faces severe flooding every monsoon, yet water scarcity is a real issue. Harsha Tej took matters into his own hands by quitting his job and dedicating himself to restorin…
The Better India 14 Aug 2026
Ospreys recover thanks to ‘pioneering pairs’ who nest away from main population
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Ospreys recover thanks to ‘pioneering pairs’ who nest away from main population
Ospreys in Britain are making a remarkable comeback, and it’s all thanks to some adventurous ‘pioneering pairs’ that are choosing to nest far from the main population. This unique …
Good News Network 14 Aug 2026
Irish scientists flew into the 'path of totality' to conduct an experiment - here's how it went
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Irish scientists flew into the 'path of totality' to conduct an experiment - here's how it went
A team of Irish scientists took to the skies during a solar eclipse to observe this rare phenomenon from a unique vantage point. They flew three hours west of Ireland in a speciall…
The Journal (Ireland) 13 Aug 2026
Perseids 2026: after the eclipse, spectacular images of shooting stars at their peak
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Perseids 2026: after the eclipse, spectacular images of shooting stars at their peak
So, after the solar eclipse on August 12, astronomy enthusiasts had another reason to look up at the sky! The Perseids reached their peak during the night of August 12-13, providin…
Le Figaro 13 Aug 2026
Zilvermeer stays free of blue-green algae thanks to floating plant islands
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Zilvermeer stays free of blue-green algae thanks to floating plant islands
So, the Zilvermeer in Mol is having a fantastic summer without any blue-green algae, which is quite a feat! This is largely thanks to floating plant islands that naturally improve …
VRT Nws 13 Aug 2026
20 magnificent finalists from the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards
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20 magnificent finalists from the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards
The 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards have unveiled 20 stunning finalists that showcase the beauty and fragility of our oceans. From playful elephant seal pups to cooperat…
Popular Science 13 Aug 2026
These wetlands treat the wastewater of a megacity
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These wetlands treat the wastewater of a megacity
The East Kolkata Wetlands are a remarkable natural system that recycles about 900 million liters of wastewater daily, providing clean water for fish farming. This eco-friendly appr…
Reasons to be Cheerful 13 Aug 2026
How Kaziranga went from 27 rhino poachings to zero
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How Kaziranga went from 27 rhino poachings to zero
It's incredible to think that Kaziranga National Park went from 27 rhinos poached a year to absolutely zero! I mean, thanks to the efforts of IFS officer Sandeep Kumar and his team…
The Better India 13 Aug 2026
The total eclipse in Spain, in pictures
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The total eclipse in Spain, in pictures
What an incredible sight it was to witness the total solar eclipse in Spain! People gathered in droves, from families in parks to enthusiasts on beaches, all wearing their protecti…
El pais 13 Aug 2026
A breathtaking solar eclipse brings people together
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A breathtaking solar eclipse brings people together
On a clear sky, Belgians experienced the rare sight of the Moon gradually covering the Sun, leaving just a thin crescent. Many were thrilled to finally wear their special glasses a…
La Libre Belgique 13 Aug 2026
The best photos of the big August solar eclipse
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The best photos of the big August solar eclipse
Wow, what an incredible sight! Spain experienced its first total solar eclipse in over a century, and it was absolutely stunning. The solar corona shone brightly as the moon comple…
Wired 13 Aug 2026
How to give yourself the best odds to see the solar eclipse and meteors
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How to give yourself the best odds to see the solar eclipse and meteors
So, a partial solar eclipse is coming up for some lucky Canadians, and it’s followed by the stunning Perseid meteor shower! The eclipse will be best seen in Newfoundland and Labrad…
Global News (Canada) 13 Aug 2026
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James Webb captures a cosmic lion sculpted by a dying star
The James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled stunning infrared images of the Lion Nebula, revealing intricate details of this cosmic marvel. Unlike the earlier observations by Hubbl…
ScienceDaily 13 Aug 2026
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Walking the King Charles III England Coast Path, Now Open to All
I’m really excited about the new King Charles III England Coast Path! This stunning trail stretches along the coastline, offering breathtaking views and a chance to connect with na…
The New York Times 12 Aug 2026
Giant balloon gives rise to new view of the Milky Way’s centre
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Giant balloon gives rise to new view of the Milky Way’s centre
So, an ultra-sensitive camera attached to a giant balloon has managed to capture light from a mysterious source at the centre of our Milky Way. This is super exciting because the e…
Nature 12 Aug 2026
Star parties are an escape for the overstimulated
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Star parties are an escape for the overstimulated
More and more people are seeking refuge from the hustle and bustle of cities, drawn to places where the only light comes from distant stars. Astrotourism, a unique blend of travel,…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 12 Aug 2026
New JWST images reveal the Lion Nebula in all its glory
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New JWST images reveal the Lion Nebula in all its glory
Wow, have you seen the latest images from the James Webb Space Telescope? They show the Lion Nebula like never before, with incredible detail that captures its lionlike features. T…
Scientific American 12 Aug 2026
Birds, fish, frogs & dragonflies: the hidden life inside India’s familiar ponds
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Birds, fish, frogs & dragonflies: the hidden life inside India’s familiar ponds
Ponds across India are vibrant ecosystems teeming with life, from fish and frogs to dragonflies and birds. Each region has its own unique pond, like the pukur in Bengal or the joha…
The Better India 12 Aug 2026
Can't get eclipse glasses? Here's how to safely experience the solar eclipse
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Can't get eclipse glasses? Here's how to safely experience the solar eclipse
So, if you missed out on eclipse glasses, don't worry! There are safe ways to enjoy the solar eclipse without risking your eyesight. You can visit one of the six public observatori…
VRT Nws 12 Aug 2026
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On the seawall or on the hill: here you can fully enjoy the solar eclipse
So, there's an exciting solar eclipse coming up, and it's the perfect opportunity to experience it in some stunning locations! Whether you're on the seawall or up on the hill, the …
De Standaard Binnenland 12 Aug 2026
I feel motherly towards them: the nature reserve manager sharing her office with a wasp nest
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I feel motherly towards them: the nature reserve manager sharing her office with a wasp nest
Eilish Rothney, a nature reserve manager, found herself sharing her office with a wasp nest and decided to embrace the situation instead of evicting them. Over time, she’s grown fo…
The Guardian Europe 12 Aug 2026
Tanzania: GPS reveals flamingos' regional migration
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Tanzania: GPS reveals flamingos' regional migration
Tanzanian scientists have made an exciting discovery about lesser flamingos migrating across Tanzania and Kenya using GPS tracking. They found that one flamingo took a route throug…
AllAfrica 12 Aug 2026
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Coral in Great Barrier Reef recovers slightly thanks to late summer monsoon
It's exciting to hear that the coral in the Great Barrier Reef is showing signs of recovery! The late summer monsoon has played a crucial role in this positive change, bringing muc…
VRT Nws 12 Aug 2026
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Gut microbes may help wild horses evolve to survive harsh Canadian winters
So, it turns out that gut microbes might play a crucial role in helping wild horses adapt to the tough Canadian winters. These tiny organisms could be key to their survival, influe…
Science.org news 12 Aug 2026
Solar eclipse offers rare chance to solve Sun’s magnetic-field mysteries
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Solar eclipse offers rare chance to solve Sun’s magnetic-field mysteries
On August 12, a total solar eclipse will allow researchers to study the Sun's corona for about two minutes, a rare opportunity since this layer is usually hidden. Scientists are ea…
Nature 11 Aug 2026
Europe’s total solar eclipse: the best place to see it and how to view it safely
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Europe’s total solar eclipse: the best place to see it and how to view it safely
On Wednesday evening, millions across Europe will witness a stunning solar eclipse, with a total eclipse visible in parts of Spain and Portugal. This is a rare event, the first tot…
The Guardian 11 Aug 2026
Why are rivers so mathematical?
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Why are rivers so mathematical?
Rivers have a fascinating mathematical nature that reflects the chaos of nature in a beautifully ordered way. A simple scaling law, discovered by John Hack, reveals how the length …
Quanta Magazine 11 Aug 2026
The nation's first 'nature library' just opened
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The nation's first 'nature library' just opened
I’m so excited to share that Colorado has just opened the nation’s first nature library! It’s a fantastic place where you can borrow outdoor gear like bird-watching kits and snowsh…
Good Good Good 11 Aug 2026
How birdwatching has become an unexpected hit with Gen Z
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How birdwatching has become an unexpected hit with Gen Z
It's fascinating to see how birdwatching has taken off among Gen Z, with a staggering 1,088% increase in participation since 2018! Young birders like Ben Smith are not just enjoyin…
Positive News 10 Aug 2026
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Pioneering nature researchers John and Terese Hart discovered two ape species in Congo: “Without the knowledge of local people, this is not possible”
John and Terese Hart are making waves in the world of nature research with their groundbreaking discoveries of two new ape species in Congo. Their work highlights the crucial role …
De Standaard Buitenland 10 Aug 2026
This jellyfish can live forever: an extraordinary trick of nature
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This jellyfish can live forever: an extraordinary trick of nature
So, there's this incredible jellyfish called Turritopsis dohrnii that can actually reverse its life cycle and start anew! Instead of dying, it shrinks back into its juvenile form w…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 10 Aug 2026
Small forests, big change: how tiny pocket forests can help cities breathe again
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Small forests, big change: how tiny pocket forests can help cities breathe again
Isn't it amazing how small changes can lead to big impacts? Pocket Forests is transforming urban spaces by planting dense native woodlands that not only cool our streets but also b…
The Journal (Ireland) 10 Aug 2026
In the 1890s, the U.S. hired a team of globe-trotting plant hunters
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In the 1890s, the U.S. hired a team of globe-trotting plant hunters
So, back in the 1890s, the U.S. Department of Agriculture sent out adventurous plant hunters to explore the globe! These brave souls, led by botanist David Fairchild, introduced ov…
Popular Science 9 Aug 2026
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Stay awake after the eclipse, because another spectacle follows in the sky
So, after the eclipse, there's another amazing event in the sky that you won't want to miss! It's like a double feature for stargazers and sky lovers. The excitement builds as we a…
Het Laatste Nieuws 9 Aug 2026
How nature can rise from its ashes after a fire
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How nature can rise from its ashes after a fire
A year ago, a significant fire devastated thirty hectares in a nature reserve in Maasmechelen. Since then, nature has shown an incredible ability to bounce back. In Mechelse Heide,…
Le Soir 9 Aug 2026
Monkeys keep pets and maintain friendships with other animals
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Monkeys keep pets and maintain friendships with other animals
I find it absolutely fascinating that monkeys form friendships with other species! A recent study documented over 400 interactions where primates played, groomed, and even adopted …
Scientific American 8 Aug 2026
Is DNA repair the secret to a long life?
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Is DNA repair the secret to a long life?
So, this fascinating discussion dives into how studies on animals like whales and mole rats are shedding light on the potential of DNA repair to extend lifespan. It's intriguing to…
Nature 8 Aug 2026
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Blood-red waterfall in Antarctica turns out to be a 'marine oasis' on the ice: how can that be?
So, there's this fascinating discovery in Antarctica where a blood-red waterfall is actually a thriving marine oasis on the ice! It's incredible to think how life can flourish in s…
De Morgen 8 Aug 2026
Birdsong follows a fundamental law of human language
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Birdsong follows a fundamental law of human language
Isn't it fascinating that the songs of Bengalese finches follow a principle found in human languages? This principle, known as Zipf's law, shows that some sounds are used much more…
Scientific American 7 Aug 2026
How to explore Britain and Ireland’s most beautiful rivers on foot, bike or boat: readers’ travel tips
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How to explore Britain and Ireland’s most beautiful rivers on foot, bike or boat: readers’ travel tips
Exploring the rivers of Britain and Ireland is such a delightful adventure! From the scenic walks along the River Wharfe in Yorkshire to the serene cruises on the River Bure in Nor…
The Guardian Europe 7 Aug 2026
A close-up of the sun reveals stunning instabilities
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A close-up of the sun reveals stunning instabilities
So, scientists have captured an incredible close-up of the sun that shows swirling patterns resembling ferns or lichens. This unprecedented detail comes from the Daniel K. Inouye S…
NRC 7 Aug 2026
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Scientists rediscover lost Megalodon fossils—and reveal a 79-foot giant
It's amazing to think that lost fossils can be found again, right? A recent study has unearthed vertebrae from the legendary Megalodon, revealing that this giant shark could have r…
ScienceDaily 7 Aug 2026
Locals succeed in tripling protected seascapes along 300 miles of Turkiye’s breathtaking coastline
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Locals succeed in tripling protected seascapes along 300 miles of Turkiye’s breathtaking coastline
What an inspiring story from Turkiye! A dedicated group of conservationists and fishermen, with support from an NGO, has transformed 300 miles of coastline into a thriving marine p…
Good News Network 7 Aug 2026
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Forget the sperm race: fertilization may depend on teamwork
So, it turns out that fertilization isn't just about a mad dash to the egg—it's more like a well-coordinated team effort! Researchers have discovered that in many arthropod species…
ScienceDaily 7 Aug 2026
Rescued as poaching victims, 6 rhinos defy all odds by giving birth to calves in the wild
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Rescued as poaching victims, 6 rhinos defy all odds by giving birth to calves in the wild
Isn't it amazing? Six orphaned rhinos, rescued from poachers, have not only survived but thrived in the wild! After five years of rehabilitation, these brave white rhinos have give…
Good Good Good 7 Aug 2026
Natural air conditioning in cities: allotment gardens cool and store water
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Natural air conditioning in cities: allotment gardens cool and store water
In Poland, there are around 5,000 family allotment gardens that play a crucial role in cooling urban areas. These gardens can lower surrounding temperatures by several degrees whil…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 6 Aug 2026
One of the world's most endangered mammals is 'extremely trusting of humans.' Chileans are racing to save it
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One of the world's most endangered mammals is 'extremely trusting of humans.' Chileans are racing to save it
In the Chacabuco Valley of Chile, the rare huemul deer is making a comeback thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. Once hunted to near extinction, these trusting animals are now…
Good Good Good 6 Aug 2026
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567-million-year-old fossils rewrite the dawn of animal life
Researchers have stumbled upon an incredible fossil site in Canada's Northwest Territories, shedding light on some of the earliest complex animals on our planet. These Ediacaran fo…
ScienceDaily 6 Aug 2026
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A solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower arrive on the same day
August is shaping up to be an incredible month for skywatchers with a total solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower happening on the same day! On August 12, the eclipse will sw…
ScienceDaily 5 Aug 2026
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80-million-year-old snake brain reveals a surprising evolutionary secret
So, researchers have uncovered fascinating insights into snake evolution by studying an 80-million-year-old brain. It turns out that early snakes didn't just adapt to one environme…
ScienceDaily 5 Aug 2026
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Stanford scientists discover immune cells that explode like microscopic bombs
Stanford researchers have made an exciting discovery of a new type of immune cell that literally explodes to destroy nearby cells. These cells, called ruptoblasts, were found in pl…
ScienceDaily 5 Aug 2026
La Brea Tar Pits disgorge rare ice age toad
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La Brea Tar Pits disgorge rare ice age toad
So, researchers have discovered a new species of ice age toad at the La Brea Tar Pits, which is only the second amphibian fossil from this era found in North America! This toad hop…
Scientific American 5 Aug 2026
Reader Q&A: what have you always wanted to know about insects? Grill Patrick Barkham on the natural world
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Reader Q&A: what have you always wanted to know about insects? Grill Patrick Barkham on the natural world
So, have you ever wondered about the fascinating world of insects? Patrick Barkham, the Guardian's natural history writer, is here to answer all your burning questions! This year’s…
The Guardian Europe 5 Aug 2026
Kazakhstan releases first tiger to restore extinct species
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Kazakhstan releases first tiger to restore extinct species
Kazakhstan has taken a remarkable step by releasing the first Amur tiger into the wild in over 70 years. This exciting initiative aims to restore the extinct Caspian tiger to Centr…
Al Jazeera English 5 Aug 2026
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With lucky dive, scientists get a front-row view of the creation of Earth’s surface
So, scientists recently had an incredible opportunity to observe the processes that shape Earth's surface up close. This lucky dive allowed them to witness geological formations in…
Science.org news 5 Aug 2026
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518-million-year-old creature reveals the origins of spider fangs
Scientists have made an incredible discovery about the origins of spider fangs, tracing them back to a tiny marine creature called Urokodia that lived 518 million years ago. This f…
ScienceDaily 4 Aug 2026
Tiny patch of Amazon likely holds 40,000 insect species — many new to science
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Tiny patch of Amazon likely holds 40,000 insect species — many new to science
I find it absolutely fascinating that a small area of the Amazon could be home to around 40,000 insect species, many of which are completely new to science! Hundreds of scientists …
Nature 4 Aug 2026
Engineered yeast that make cancer drugs could spare a rare flower
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Engineered yeast that make cancer drugs could spare a rare flower
So, researchers have found a way to produce important cancer drug precursors using modified baker's yeast instead of relying on an endangered plant. This is exciting because it cou…
Nature 4 Aug 2026
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Scientists went looking for giant trees in Taiwan and found a lost world
Taiwan is hiding a remarkable natural world, especially with its giant trees that can reach over 80 meters tall! Since 2014, the 'Taiwan tree seekers' have been on an adventurous q…
ScienceDaily 4 Aug 2026
A small New Hampshire city is building tunnels just for salamanders. They're already saving lives
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A small New Hampshire city is building tunnels just for salamanders. They're already saving lives
In Keene, New Hampshire, they're taking a fantastic step to help salamanders safely cross roads by building small underpasses. This initiative follows successful crossings in Vermo…
Good Good Good 3 Aug 2026
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Researchers discover seven new frog species in Madagascar
How exciting is this? An international team of researchers has found and described seven new species of frogs from Madagascar! These fascinating creatures, known as Rhombophryne or…
Politiken.dk 3 Aug 2026
Okefenokee swamp clinches world heritage status, joining ranks of top natural wonders
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Okefenokee swamp clinches world heritage status, joining ranks of top natural wonders
Wow, Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp has just been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site! This incredible swamp now stands proudly alongside the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone, showc…
Good News Network 3 Aug 2026
Venus’s rift valleys could be its secret to staying active
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Venus’s rift valleys could be its secret to staying active
So, it turns out that Venus might not be as geologically inactive as we thought! Recent simulations suggest that its steep rift valleys have formed over the last few tens of millio…
Nature 3 Aug 2026
Antarctica’s blood falls teem with life from unexpected source
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Antarctica’s blood falls teem with life from unexpected source
Antarctica's Blood Falls are not just a stunning sight; they are also a surprising hub of marine life! This vibrant red outflow, caused by iron-rich brine, is teeming with microorg…
Popular Science 3 Aug 2026
How to watch a live deep-sea exploration in the Pacific
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How to watch a live deep-sea exploration in the Pacific
So, here's something exciting! You can actually watch a live deep-sea exploration happening right now near the Cook Islands. The NOAA Okeanos ship is diving into the abyssal plains…
Popular Science 3 Aug 2026
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Moonquakes could reveal hidden water beneath the lunar surface
How exciting is this? Researchers have discovered that moonquakes could help locate hidden water ice beneath the lunar surface! By analyzing seismic waves, they can identify where …
ScienceDaily 3 Aug 2026
After cancer & covid, I found my calling on morning walks. Today, my wildlife photos win awards
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After cancer & covid, I found my calling on morning walks. Today, my wildlife photos win awards
Shailza Singhal's journey from battling breast cancer to discovering her passion for wildlife photography is truly inspiring. It all started with a simple curiosity about the birds…
The Better India 2 Aug 2026
In Aude, a year after the mega fire, the Corbières are coming back to life and tourists are returning
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In Aude, a year after the mega fire, the Corbières are coming back to life and tourists are returning
So, it's been a year since the devastating mega fire in the Corbières, and the region is bouncing back beautifully! The Cathar castles are still standing strong, trails are reopene…
Le Figaro 2 Aug 2026
Lynx rescued in war-torn Ukraine walks on grass for the first time
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Lynx rescued in war-torn Ukraine walks on grass for the first time
What a heartwarming moment! Ursa, a Eurasian lynx rescued from a tough life in Ukraine, has taken her first steps on grass after being brought to a sanctuary in the UK. This incred…
Good News Network 2 Aug 2026
From 27 rhinos killed a year to zero: how an IFS officer took on poaching gangs in Kaziranga
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From 27 rhinos killed a year to zero: how an IFS officer took on poaching gangs in Kaziranga
It's incredible to think that just a few years ago, Assam was losing 27 rhinos a year to poaching. Thanks to the tireless efforts of dedicated individuals like IFS officer Sandeep …
The Better India 2 Aug 2026
Blowing bubbles allows sperm whales to sleep soundly beneath the waves, reveals study
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Blowing bubbles allows sperm whales to sleep soundly beneath the waves, reveals study
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales have found a way to sleep soundly underwater? New research reveals that by blowing bubbles, these magnificent creatures can avoid floating to…
Good News Network 1 Aug 2026
The physics of fizz: why some bubbles are louder than others
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The physics of fizz: why some bubbles are louder than others
So, researchers have uncovered some fascinating insights into why smaller bubbles make a louder sound than their larger counterparts. Using high-speed cameras and underwater microp…
Nature 1 Aug 2026
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These moths smell with their wings
Isn't it fascinating that some moths can actually smell with their wings? This incredible ability allows them to detect pheromones and find mates more effectively. It’s like they h…
Science.org news 1 Aug 2026
August stargazing: A planet parade, two eclipses, and one scary star
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August stargazing: A planet parade, two eclipses, and one scary star
August is shaping up to be an exciting month for stargazers! On August 12, you can witness a full solar eclipse in parts of Spain and Iceland, which is sure to be a breathtaking ex…
Popular Science 1 Aug 2026
New study finds listening to birdsong in a forest lowers stress — more than any other setting
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New study finds listening to birdsong in a forest lowers stress — more than any other setting
So, a fascinating new study shows that listening to birdsong in a restored urban forest can significantly lower stress and boost your mood! Researchers found that participants felt…
Good Good Good 1 Aug 2026
Mammoth bones found in the Danube
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Mammoth bones found in the Danube
So, some incredible mammoth bones have been discovered near the village of Ryahovo in northern Bulgaria! A local resident spotted them, and experts from the Regional Museum of Hist…
La Libre Belgique 1 Aug 2026
5 ways to add more time in nature to your routine — even during work hours
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5 ways to add more time in nature to your routine — even during work hours
So, the modern workday often keeps us indoors, right? But here's the thing: even small moments in nature can boost our mood and reduce stress. I love how places like Denmark integr…
Good Good Good 1 Aug 2026
Scientists left cinderblocks in a barren part of the sea. 3 months later they were ecstatic.
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Scientists left cinderblocks in a barren part of the sea. 3 months later they were ecstatic.
So, here's an exciting story about how scientists are using concrete blocks to create new coral reefs! They dropped these blocks in a barren area of the Caribbean Sea, and just thr…
Upworthy 31 Jul 2026
How flowers shaped the world as we know it
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How flowers shaped the world as we know it
So, flowers are not just pretty things we enjoy; they have a fascinating history that has shaped ecosystems! David George Haskell's new book dives into how flowers, like magnolias,…
Scientific American 31 Jul 2026
The world’s first giant anteater reintroduction appears to be succeeding in Brazil
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The world’s first giant anteater reintroduction appears to be succeeding in Brazil
I find it absolutely amazing that after almost 20 years, the giant anteater is making a remarkable comeback in Argentina! La Fundación Rewilding Argentina started this incredible p…
Good News Network 31 Jul 2026
Monkeys sometimes have ‘pets’ like humans
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Monkeys sometimes have ‘pets’ like humans
Isn't it fascinating that monkeys can form friendships with other species, just like we do? A recent study reviewed over 300 cases of these inter-species bonds, revealing that prim…
Popular Science 31 Jul 2026
How India's ancient banyans feed, shelter and sustain hundreds of species
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How India's ancient banyans feed, shelter and sustain hundreds of species
Isn't it fascinating how ancient banyan trees in India are like living ecosystems? These majestic giants not only provide shade but also support a vast array of wildlife, from bird…
The Better India 31 Jul 2026
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Scientists found evolution repeating itself in the Galápagos Islands
The Galápagos Islands continue to be a treasure trove for evolutionary biology, revealing fascinating insights more than 150 years after Darwin's visit. A recent study focused on t…
ScienceDaily 30 Jul 2026
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A forgotten fossil just revealed a new Triassic predator from 210 million years ago
So, researchers have uncovered a fascinating new species from a fossil that had been sitting around for decades! Named Eosphorosuchus lacrimosa, this creature lived alongside its r…
ScienceDaily 30 Jul 2026
Spreading crushed rock on newly-planted forests boosts carbon storing and nutrients
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Spreading crushed rock on newly-planted forests boosts carbon storing and nutrients
I find it fascinating that a sprinkle of crushed basalt rock can really help newly planted forests thrive! Scientists from Imperial College London have discovered that this techniq…
Good News Network 30 Jul 2026
Kind of like a fairytale: documentary tells the unusual tale of Flaco the owl
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Kind of like a fairytale: documentary tells the unusual tale of Flaco the owl
Flaco the Eurasian eagle-owl captured hearts after escaping captivity in Central Park and thriving in Manhattan for over a year. Directed by Penny Lane, the documentary 'Wild Insid…
The Guardian Europe 30 Jul 2026
Shooting stars, eclipse… here are the upcoming sky shows not to miss
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Shooting stars, eclipse… here are the upcoming sky shows not to miss
So, August is shaping up to be an incredible month for sky watchers! There are multiple dates to mark on your calendar, and one particularly exceptional event is coming up. It's a …
Le Soir 30 Jul 2026
Retired army officer uses century-old maps to bring 14 dry bengaluru lakes back to life
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Retired army officer uses century-old maps to bring 14 dry bengaluru lakes back to life
What a fascinating story! Captain Santosh Kumar, a retired Army officer, has taken it upon himself to revive Bengaluru's ancient lakes by tracing forgotten waterways using century-…
The Better India 30 Jul 2026
Blobby chicken kidney sponges clean dirty water surprisingly well
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Blobby chicken kidney sponges clean dirty water surprisingly well
So, it turns out that the chicken kidney sponge is a real hero for our polluted ports! This amazing creature filters out toxins and heavy metals while recycling nutrients back into…
Popular Science 30 Jul 2026
A vast world of rock-eating fungi lurks deep underneath the Great Lakes
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A vast world of rock-eating fungi lurks deep underneath the Great Lakes
So, researchers from the University of Michigan have discovered a fascinating world of rock-eating fungi beneath the Great Lakes! They isolated over 200 kinds of fungi from deep un…
Popular Science 29 Jul 2026
Rope canopy bridges in the Amazon lead to 15,000 safe wildlife crossings and zero roadkill
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Rope canopy bridges in the Amazon lead to 15,000 safe wildlife crossings and zero roadkill
How amazing is this? In the Amazon, eight rope bridges have been installed, allowing wildlife to cross safely without the threat of roadkill. Over 15 months, these bridges facilita…
Good Good Good 29 Jul 2026
Curiosity rover spots ancient sea of Martian polygons
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Curiosity rover spots ancient sea of Martian polygons
So, NASA’s Curiosity rover has made an exciting discovery on Mars! It spotted a stunning array of polygonal fractures that hint at ancient waterways. These fascinating patterns, fo…
Popular Science 29 Jul 2026
Africa’s wildfire season is actually getting shorter, scientists think they know why
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Africa’s wildfire season is actually getting shorter, scientists think they know why
So, it turns out that Africa’s wildfire season is getting shorter thanks to a changing climate! Researchers found that increased rainfall is delaying the dry season, which means le…
Good News Network 29 Jul 2026
Hundreds of ancient, never-before-seen ‘earthworks’ discovered in the Amazon
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Hundreds of ancient, never-before-seen ‘earthworks’ discovered in the Amazon
Wow, researchers have uncovered hundreds of ancient earthworks in the Amazon that date back to the Aquiry civilization! Using advanced remote sensing technology, they found 396 new…
Scientific American 29 Jul 2026
40,000-year-old bird carvings provide clues to how ice age humans flourished
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40,000-year-old bird carvings provide clues to how ice age humans flourished
So, researchers have uncovered some incredible bird carvings and ancient musical instruments in Hohle Fels Cave, which are around 40,000 years old! These finds give us a peek into …
Nature 29 Jul 2026
Avocado flowers switch sex daily—now we know why
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Avocado flowers switch sex daily—now we know why
Isn't it fascinating how avocado trees have this incredible ability to switch their flowers' sex every day? They alternate between male and female phases, which helps them with the…
Scientific American 29 Jul 2026
This rare purple Himalayan flower has returned to India after 158 years
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This rare purple Himalayan flower has returned to India after 158 years
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that Cyananthus hookeri, a stunning purple-blue flower, has been rediscovered in Arunachal Pradesh after being lost to science for 158 years! This …
The Better India 29 Jul 2026
It’s a record breeding year for national bird of Serbia: the eastern imperial eagle
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It’s a record breeding year for national bird of Serbia: the eastern imperial eagle
What fantastic news for the eastern imperial eagle, Serbia's national bird! This year, conservation efforts have led to a record 29 breeding pairs, with 16 successfully hatching 25…
Good News Network 29 Jul 2026
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Gene may help lizards get a grip in hurricane-force winds
Researchers have discovered a gene that might enable lizards to cling to surfaces even in hurricane-force winds. This fascinating adaptation could be crucial for their survival in …
Science.org news 29 Jul 2026
He let the weed everyone was fighting take over. It grew into a forest, then died out on its own.
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He let the weed everyone was fighting take over. It grew into a forest, then died out on its own.
In a bold move, botanist Hugh Wilson decided to let gorse, a weed many wanted to eradicate, take over a barren hillside in New Zealand. Instead of fighting it, he recognized its ro…
Upworthy 29 Jul 2026
Magic circle: Stonehenge offers lucky visitors 20 minutes alone in monument
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Magic circle: Stonehenge offers lucky visitors 20 minutes alone in monument
So, here's the exciting news! Throughout August, visitors to Stonehenge have a chance to win 20 minutes of solitude among the ancient stones, which is quite rare. English Heritage …
The Guardian Europe 29 Jul 2026
All living things emit a faint glow. Could this light be useful?
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All living things emit a faint glow. Could this light be useful?
So, it turns out that all living things emit a faint glow, and this discovery is sparking a lot of excitement! Researchers, led by Daniel Oblak, captured images of mice that showed…
Nature 28 Jul 2026
International tiger day: 7 extraordinary habitats that prove tigers can thrive almost anywhere
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International tiger day: 7 extraordinary habitats that prove tigers can thrive almost anywhere
So, did you know that tigers can thrive in a variety of habitats beyond just jungles? From the icy forests of Russia to the mangrove swamps of India, these magnificent creatures ha…
The Better India 28 Jul 2026
Twice a year, Hawaii experiences a ‘Zero Shadow Day,’ creating mind-boggling optical illusions
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Twice a year, Hawaii experiences a ‘Zero Shadow Day,’ creating mind-boggling optical illusions
So, if you're in Hawaii around late May or mid-to-late July, you might just notice something incredible—no shadows! This phenomenon, known as Lahaina Noon, happens when the sun is …
Upworthy 28 Jul 2026
Timer in the brain tracks sleep — and predicts awakening
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Timer in the brain tracks sleep — and predicts awakening
So, how does our brain know when it's time to wake up? Researchers have discovered a chemical signal in mice that acts like a timer, tracking sleep duration and interruptions, whic…
Nature 28 Jul 2026
Odd Texas ranch ‘raises’ telescopes to provide dark sky viewing for stargazers in cities remotely
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Odd Texas ranch ‘raises’ telescopes to provide dark sky viewing for stargazers in cities remotely
So, there's this amazing ranch in Texas where a young astrophotographer named Bray Falls is making stargazing accessible for everyone! He hosts hundreds of telescopes on his proper…
Good News Network 28 Jul 2026
Engineers blew up 4 dams on a dying river. Now the salmon population is exploding.
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Engineers blew up 4 dams on a dying river. Now the salmon population is exploding.
The Klamath River, once a thriving habitat for salmon, faced devastation due to hydroelectric dams built in the early 1900s. After years of advocacy, four of these dams were remove…
Upworthy 28 Jul 2026
Premature baby giraffe keeps beating the odds after emergency C-section
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Premature baby giraffe keeps beating the odds after emergency C-section
A baby giraffe named Milani is defying the odds after being delivered via emergency C-section at Tanganyika Wildlife Park. Despite the challenges of her premature birth, she's now …
Popular Science 27 Jul 2026
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500,000-year-old elephant bone hammer shows ancient humans were master toolmakers
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable prehistoric hammer made from elephant bone, dating back nearly 500,000 years. This fascinating find, the oldest known elephant bone tool …
ScienceDaily 27 Jul 2026
Unearthing Paris’ mythical second river
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Unearthing Paris’ mythical second river
The Bièvre, Paris' hidden second river, is making a comeback! Once buried under concrete, this beautiful waterway is being liberated to provide green spaces and combat urban heat. …
Reasons to be Cheerful 27 Jul 2026
Hyundai partners with Healthy Seas to turn scourge ‘ghost nets’ into floor mats for cars
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Hyundai partners with Healthy Seas to turn scourge ‘ghost nets’ into floor mats for cars
Isn't it amazing how Hyundai is teaming up with Healthy Seas to tackle the issue of ghost nets? These abandoned fishing nets are a real menace to marine life, but now they're being…
Good News Network 27 Jul 2026
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Joy in Greece as Mount Olympus becomes Unesco World Heritage: “Protection is the alpha and omega”
It's a fantastic moment for Greece as Mount Olympus has just been designated a Unesco World Heritage site! This recognition is not just a badge of honor but a vital step towards en…
Gazet van Antwerpen 27 Jul 2026
Scientists discover some bees have tiny magnetic, internal compasses helping them navigate the world
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Scientists discover some bees have tiny magnetic, internal compasses helping them navigate the world
Isn't it fascinating that a surprising number of bee species have magnetic properties? Researchers found that 74 out of 96 tested bees can detect the Earth's magnetic field, which …
Good Good Good 26 Jul 2026
Lichens can survive under extreme conditions thanks to their interconnectedness
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Lichens can survive under extreme conditions thanks to their interconnectedness
So, did you know that lichens are not just simple organisms? They are actually a fascinating combination of fungi, algae, and sometimes cyanobacteria, all working together! Ingebor…
NRC 26 Jul 2026
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The best way to save giant sequoias may be more fire
A recent study from UC Davis reveals that prescribed burns can significantly increase the survival rates of giant sequoias during wildfires. Trees that experienced controlled burns…
ScienceDaily 26 Jul 2026
After 20 years restoring ecosystems, this ecologist shares how to create a wildlife-friendly balcony
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After 20 years restoring ecosystems, this ecologist shares how to create a wildlife-friendly balcony
Sohail Madan's journey from Silicon Valley engineer to wildlife conservationist is truly inspiring. He believes that every balcony and backyard can play a role in restoring nature,…
The Better India 26 Jul 2026
Bon voyage, Papyrus! 5 rescued sea turtles named after fonts released in Cape Cod
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Bon voyage, Papyrus! 5 rescued sea turtles named after fonts released in Cape Cod
What an exciting week for sea turtles! Five rehabilitated Kemp’s ridley sea turtles have been released back into the ocean off Cape Cod after a successful seven-month recovery. Eac…
Popular Science 25 Jul 2026
When is the best time to watch the Perseids? Meteor shower will light up the night sky
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When is the best time to watch the Perseids? Meteor shower will light up the night sky
The Perseids are already lighting up the night sky, and the best show is expected on the night of August 12-13. During this peak, you could see up to 100 meteors an hour! Plus, the…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 25 Jul 2026
Volunteers save fish from French rivers drying up in heatwaves
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Volunteers save fish from French rivers drying up in heatwaves
Along the Odet River in Brittany, volunteers are stepping up to save fish as rivers dry up due to extreme heat. Fisher Mathieu Le Bouter leads a team that catches trout and young s…
The Guardian Europe 25 Jul 2026
Greece bids for Mount Olympus to be included on Unesco list of world heritage sites
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Greece bids for Mount Olympus to be included on Unesco list of world heritage sites
Greece is making a passionate bid to have Mount Olympus recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it’s about time! This majestic mountain, steeped in mythology and history, h…
The Guardian Europe 25 Jul 2026
One man's native seed bank is restoring forests across rural Maharashtra
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One man's native seed bank is restoring forests across rural Maharashtra
Anant Bhikaji Tayade is on a mission to protect India's native seeds, which are crucial for sustaining farms and forests. Growing up in Maharashtra, he witnessed the detrimental ef…
The Better India 25 Jul 2026
Have you noticed more butterflies this summer? Here's the reason why
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Have you noticed more butterflies this summer? Here's the reason why
So, if you've been seeing more butterflies this summer, you're absolutely right! Collie Ennis from Trinity College Dublin points out that the warm and dry weather has been perfect …
The Journal (Ireland) 25 Jul 2026
Meet the donkey brigade that’s helping curb wildfires in Spain
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Meet the donkey brigade that’s helping curb wildfires in Spain
So, there's this amazing initiative in Spain where a herd of rescue donkeys is actually helping to prevent wildfires! The Tivissa Donkeys Firefighters charity not only rescues thes…
Global News (Canada) 25 Jul 2026
Why forest officials chased this tigress for weeks—and why they're celebrating her today
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Why forest officials chased this tigress for weeks—and why they're celebrating her today
On International Tiger Day, we celebrate the inspiring journey of Zeenat, a young tigress who defied the odds after being tracked for weeks. After travelling nearly 300 kilometers,…
The Better India 25 Jul 2026
Scientists find the secret of birdsong's 'spectacular diversity'
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Scientists find the secret of birdsong's 'spectacular diversity'
So, scientists in France have uncovered the building blocks of birdsong's incredible diversity! They analyzed over 100,000 songs from 3,000 species and found that all these melodie…
BBC Top Stories 24 Jul 2026
Sperm whales blow bubbles to help them nap
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Sperm whales blow bubbles to help them nap
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales have developed such a unique way to nap? Researchers found that these magnificent creatures blow bubbles while sleeping to help control their…
Popular Science 24 Jul 2026
Insects survive 1,213 feet of pressure under water, defying physics
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Insects survive 1,213 feet of pressure under water, defying physics
Isn't it fascinating that some insects can thrive under extreme water pressure? Lake fly larvae, specifically Chaoborus edulis, can dive over 1,200 feet deep in Lake Malawi, using …
Popular Science 23 Jul 2026
In Spain, an association uses donkeys to fight fires: 'They deserve a second chance'
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In Spain, an association uses donkeys to fight fires: 'They deserve a second chance'
This summer, Europe is facing devastating wildfires, and in Spain, nearly 100,000 hectares have already been consumed. A unique initiative by the 'Tivissa Donkey Firefighters' asso…
La Libre Belgique 23 Jul 2026
What The Odyssey reveals about ancient science – from botany to psychiatry
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What The Odyssey reveals about ancient science – from botany to psychiatry
So, The Odyssey isn't just an epic tale; it’s a treasure trove of ancient science! Researchers are uncovering how Homer’s work hints at early metallurgy, trade networks, and even b…
Nature 23 Jul 2026
5 new marine reserves to protect dolphins and kelp forests off New Zealand’s South Island
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5 new marine reserves to protect dolphins and kelp forests off New Zealand’s South Island
I'm really excited to share that New Zealand is taking a big step forward with the creation of 5 new marine reserves! These areas will protect vital habitats for amazing species li…
Good News Network 23 Jul 2026
Giant swing offers breathtaking ride above the Swiss Alps
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Giant swing offers breathtaking ride above the Swiss Alps
So, there's this amazing giant swing that just opened at 2,110 metres on the Grand Chamossaire peak in Switzerland! It gives visitors a thrilling ride with stunning panoramic views…
Euronews 23 Jul 2026
Japanese botanist found the secret to reforestation in ancient shrines
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Japanese botanist found the secret to reforestation in ancient shrines
So, here's the fascinating story of Akira Miyawaki, a Japanese botanist who revolutionized reforestation by looking to the past. He discovered that ancient Shinto shrines and Buddh…
Upworthy 23 Jul 2026
Video reveals orcas smashing fish to smithereens, possibly for fun
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Video reveals orcas smashing fish to smithereens, possibly for fun
So, researchers have captured an incredible moment where orcas were seen smashing a sunfish to bits in the Gulf of California. This behavior, which they call 'high-impact ramming,'…
Scientific American 23 Jul 2026
These whales are the only ones that flip upside down. Now we know why
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These whales are the only ones that flip upside down. Now we know why
Southern right whales have a fascinating behavior of floating upside down, and recent drone footage reveals it might be a way for mothers to take a break from parenting. These moms…
Scientific American 22 Jul 2026
Rich rainfall set to bust Mexico’s 6-year drought
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Rich rainfall set to bust Mexico’s 6-year drought
So, it looks like Mexico is on track to shake off a long-lasting drought thanks to some rich rainfall this season! The El Niño effect has brought wetter conditions from the north t…
Good News Network 22 Jul 2026
Faintest planet ever spotted from Earth has been hiding in plain sight
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Faintest planet ever spotted from Earth has been hiding in plain sight
So, scientists have stumbled upon the faintest planet ever captured by a ground-based telescope, and it’s been hiding in plain sight for over a decade! This exoplanet, named Beta P…
Nature 22 Jul 2026
Brazil's Amazon sees sharp decline in size of area burned in 2025
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Brazil's Amazon sees sharp decline in size of area burned in 2025
So, here's some fantastic news from Brazil! The Amazon rainforest has seen a remarkable 31% drop in the area burned in 2025 compared to historical averages, thanks to fewer fires a…
BBC Top Stories 22 Jul 2026
Madagascar: one of the most important places for life on earth
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Madagascar: one of the most important places for life on earth
Madagascar is at a pivotal moment, with a chance to lead global conservation efforts and protect its unique biodiversity. The island is home to over 150,000 species that exist nowh…
AllAfrica 21 Jul 2026
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Wetlandplan Natuurpunt lets 2 billion liters of water seep into Flemish soil annually
So, this new wetland plan by Natuurpunt is really exciting! It aims to let a whopping 2 billion liters of water seep into the Flemish soil each year, which is fantastic for our env…
VRT Nws 20 Jul 2026
India discovers 709 animal species in 2025, sets new national record
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India discovers 709 animal species in 2025, sets new national record
Wow, what an exciting time for biodiversity in India! In 2025, scientists recorded a staggering 709 new animal species, breaking the previous year's record. This includes 483 speci…
The Better India 20 Jul 2026
'Dead' coral reef found alive and thriving off West Africa
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'Dead' coral reef found alive and thriving off West Africa
Can you believe it? A coral reef thought to be dead for nearly 60 years off the coast of Benin has been rediscovered, and it's bursting with life! Led by oceanographer Gérard Zinzi…
Popular Science 20 Jul 2026
Detailed maps of European wetlands reveal overlooked patches of ecosystems
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Detailed maps of European wetlands reveal overlooked patches of ecosystems
So, researchers have used satellite images and machine-learning algorithms to create high-resolution maps of European wetlands. This is fantastic news for conservation efforts, as …
Nature 20 Jul 2026
The organisms that make Earth’s harshest places home
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The organisms that make Earth’s harshest places home
Isn't it fascinating how life can thrive in the most extreme environments? Extremophiles, those incredible organisms, manage to survive in places like the scorching Danakil Depress…
Quanta Magazine 20 Jul 2026
Meet the women protecting the last remaining gorillas in Nigeria: 'Our men have failed to stop the threats'
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Meet the women protecting the last remaining gorillas in Nigeria: 'Our men have failed to stop the threats'
In Nigeria, women’s conservation collectives are stepping up to protect the critically endangered gorillas and their habitat. These inspiring groups are not just patrolling but als…
Good Good Good 19 Jul 2026
Echidna ‘puggles’ weigh less than a mini marshmallow
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Echidna ‘puggles’ weigh less than a mini marshmallow
So, have you heard about the adorable baby echidnas, or puggles, being raised at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park? These little ones are super needy and weigh about as much as half a …
Popular Science 18 Jul 2026
Florida dumped half a million oyster shells into the Gulf of Mexico. No one expected the results to be this good.
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Florida dumped half a million oyster shells into the Gulf of Mexico. No one expected the results to be this good.
So, Florida has done something quite remarkable by dumping over 500,000 tons of recycled oyster shells into the Gulf of Mexico! Initially met with skepticism, this bold move has sp…
Upworthy 18 Jul 2026
Meet the ‘firefighting’ donkeys of Spain, chowing down on grass and fire risk from dawn to dusk
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Meet the ‘firefighting’ donkeys of Spain, chowing down on grass and fire risk from dawn to dusk
So, have you heard about the amazing donkeys in Spain that are helping to prevent wildfires? In Doñana National Park, these gentle giants graze on grass and shrubs, turning potenti…
Good News Network 17 Jul 2026
Inside the global movement to build more wildlife overpasses: 'It's like the whole world is open to wildlife now'
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Inside the global movement to build more wildlife overpasses: 'It's like the whole world is open to wildlife now'
It's amazing to see how wildlife crossings are becoming a global priority! These structures, like underpasses and overpasses, are crucial for reconnecting animal habitats that road…
Good Good Good 17 Jul 2026
North Carolina builds 'mirrored' wildlife crossing for both humans and bears to cross Appalachian Trail
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North Carolina builds 'mirrored' wildlife crossing for both humans and bears to cross Appalachian Trail
North Carolina is making waves with its impressive $10.2 million investment in wildlife corridors, aiming to connect habitats and drastically reduce vehicle collisions. A groundbre…
Good Good Good 17 Jul 2026
Endangered red wolf pups make their debut, signaling rebound for species
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Endangered red wolf pups make their debut, signaling rebound for species
It's fantastic news for conservationists as North Carolina's red wolf population is on the rise! Four litters of adorable red wolf pups have been born this year, with many survivin…
Good Good Good 17 Jul 2026
The secret life of balcony gardens: how they’re helping bees, butterflies and biodiversity thrive
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The secret life of balcony gardens: how they’re helping bees, butterflies and biodiversity thrive
Isn't it amazing how balcony gardens can transform urban spaces into havens for pollinators? These little green spots are more than just pretty; they create vital habitats for bees…
The Better India 16 Jul 2026
The Perseid meteor shower aligns with a total solar eclipse this year—here’s how to see it
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The Perseid meteor shower aligns with a total solar eclipse this year—here’s how to see it
Skygazers are in for an incredible experience this August as the renowned Perseid meteor shower coincides with a total solar eclipse! This year, the peak days for the meteor shower…
Scientific American 16 Jul 2026
Why Lachen Is One of India's Cleanest Villages
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Why Lachen Is One of India's Cleanest Villages
Imagine if every place took cleanliness seriously! In Lachen, Sikkim, they check vehicles for single-use plastic bottles before heading to Gurudongmar Lake, which is such a fantast…
The Better India 16 Jul 2026
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Scandinavian radar array will probe mysteries of the northern lights
I’m really excited about this new Scandinavian radar array that’s set to uncover the secrets of the northern lights. It’s fascinating how this technology will help scientists under…
Science.org news 16 Jul 2026
Holy grail of naked mole-rat research reveals how queens rule
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Holy grail of naked mole-rat research reveals how queens rule
So, researchers have discovered a simple chemical that helps naked mole-rat queens maintain their dominance. This finding sheds light on the fascinating social structure of these u…
Nature 16 Jul 2026
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Mysterious orange-lipped monkey discovered deep in the Congo rainforest is a new species
So, researchers have stumbled upon a fascinating new species of monkey in the depths of the Congo rainforest. This mysterious orange-lipped monkey has captured the attention of sci…
Science.org news 16 Jul 2026
August's solar eclipse inspires science involving jets, balloons and Einstein’s general theory of relativity
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August's solar eclipse inspires science involving jets, balloons and Einstein’s general theory of relativity
On August 12, the sky will darken for a brief moment, and scientists are gearing up to seize this unique chance to gather data. Total solar eclipses are like gold mines for underst…
Scientific American 15 Jul 2026
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Scientists finally solved why some frogs survive a deadly fungus
I find it fascinating that scientists have figured out why some frog populations bounce back from a deadly fungal disease while others don't. The key seems to be the timing of thei…
ScienceDaily 15 Jul 2026
India uses color psychology to prevent wildlife collisions: 'Red roads, green intent'
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India uses color psychology to prevent wildlife collisions: 'Red roads, green intent'
In a groundbreaking initiative, India is using color psychology to enhance road safety for wildlife. They've introduced bright red roads in Madhya Pradesh to alert drivers as they …
Good Good Good 15 Jul 2026
By 1985, the world's rarest sea turtle had declined by 99%. Their comeback has been 30 years in the making
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By 1985, the world's rarest sea turtle had declined by 99%. Their comeback has been 30 years in the making
It's amazing to see how Kemp's ridley sea turtles have made a remarkable comeback after facing near extinction. Marine biologist Katherine Sayler highlights their resilience and th…
Good Good Good 14 Jul 2026
Endangered West African leopards show signs of recovery: 'A rare piece of good news'
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Endangered West African leopards show signs of recovery: 'A rare piece of good news'
I’m thrilled to share that West African leopards are showing signs of recovery in Pendjari National Park! Researchers found that leopard density rose from 2017 to 2023, which is fa…
Good Good Good 14 Jul 2026
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Raising rice and fish together cuts disease from snails while boosting crop yields by 25%
So, here's an exciting development in sustainable agriculture! By raising rice and fish together, farmers have discovered a way to cut down on diseases caused by snails while also …
Good News Network 14 Jul 2026
The race to explore the deep ocean: four technologies transforming research
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The race to explore the deep ocean: four technologies transforming research
The deep ocean remains one of the last frontiers for scientific exploration, with less than 0.001% of the sea floor mapped. Exciting new technologies, like advanced drilling and se…
Nature 14 Jul 2026
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NASA's perseverance just completed a marathon on Mars
Wow, NASA's Perseverance rover has just reached an incredible milestone by completing a full marathon on Mars! It covered 26.2 miles in just over five years, which is way faster th…
ScienceDaily 14 Jul 2026
She couldn’t have children, so she raised 8000 trees & became India’s ‘Mother of Trees’
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She couldn’t have children, so she raised 8000 trees & became India’s ‘Mother of Trees’
Saalumarada Thimmakka, unable to have children, found her calling in nurturing trees, transforming a barren road into a lush green haven. Starting with just 10 banyan saplings, she…
The Better India 14 Jul 2026
Incredibly smart crow creates makeshift perch to drink from a cup of water on a hot day
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Incredibly smart crow creates makeshift perch to drink from a cup of water on a hot day
Crows really do surprise us with their cleverness! A woman named Chelsea shared a delightful video of a crow named Auggie using a stick to create a perch so he could drink from a c…
Upworthy 14 Jul 2026
Baby seal gets a swimming lesson
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Baby seal gets a swimming lesson
Scientists have captured some truly heartwarming footage of a mother Weddell seal teaching her pup how to swim in Antarctica's McMurdo Sound. It’s not just about splashing around; …
Popular Science 13 Jul 2026
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Spider-like creatures help uncover the surprising origins of fatherhood
Citizen scientists have played a crucial role in revealing how parental care evolved in harvestmen, those fascinating spider-like creatures. By using the iNaturalist platform, rese…
ScienceDaily 13 Jul 2026
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Deep-sea life has a secret food source scientists never expected
Scientists have made a fascinating discovery about deep-sea life, revealing that microbes are not as starved for nutrients as previously thought. They found that marine snow, tiny …
ScienceDaily 13 Jul 2026
PhD student transforms balcony at Kerala Uni into stunning, ‘healing’ vertical garden
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PhD student transforms balcony at Kerala Uni into stunning, ‘healing’ vertical garden
I just love this story about Reshma PR, a PhD student at Kerala University who turned her balcony into a healing vertical garden! It's a vibrant space filled with air-purifying pla…
The Better India 13 Jul 2026
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Urania lets participants experience rare solar eclipse from the air: “It’s now or never”
How exciting is this? Urania is offering a unique opportunity for participants to witness a rare solar eclipse from the sky! It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that promises to b…
Gazet van Antwerpen 13 Jul 2026
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NASA satellites are watching Earth's newest island rise from the sea
It's fascinating to think that NASA satellites are capturing the birth of a new island in the Bismarck Sea! On May 8, 2026, an underwater volcanic eruption was detected, and since …
ScienceDaily 12 Jul 2026
Summer on the Slovenian Riviera
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Summer on the Slovenian Riviera
I’m absolutely enchanted by the Slovenian Riviera, where the lush hills meet the sparkling sea! Riding through the Dragonja valley, I’m greeted by stunning views of salt pans and v…
The Guardian Europe 11 Jul 2026
Japanese school teaches children how to stay safe around wild bears
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Japanese school teaches children how to stay safe around wild bears
At Ina West Elementary School in Japan, kids are learning how to stay safe from wild bears through a unique bear awareness program. They get to touch real bear fur and see skulls w…
Euronews 11 Jul 2026
UK’s first hospital for houseplants – where plants are put on drips and treated for bugs
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UK’s first hospital for houseplants – where plants are put on drips and treated for bugs
How exciting is it that the UK now has a hospital dedicated to houseplants? Located in Edinburgh, the Hilda Houseplant Hospital offers expert care for indoor plants, including repo…
Good News Network 11 Jul 2026
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Europe's most active volcano may have a secret origin
Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, has puzzled scientists for years about its origins. A new study from the University of Lausanne suggests it might have formed through a un…
ScienceDaily 11 Jul 2026
Pockets of nature every 200 metres promised in new national plan to save bees and butterflies
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Pockets of nature every 200 metres promised in new national plan to save bees and butterflies
Ireland is buzzing with excitement over a new national plan aimed at creating 'pockets' of natural habitat every 200 metres to support our precious pollinators. This initiative, pa…
The Journal (Ireland) 11 Jul 2026
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This alien planet never has sunrise or sunset. It may support life
LHS 3844b is a fascinating tidally locked exoplanet that orbits a red dwarf star, presenting one side in constant daylight and the other in eternal darkness. Surprisingly, new rese…
ScienceDaily 10 Jul 2026
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Hawaii's famous “happy-face” spider has a surprising relative
I find it fascinating that a tiny spider with a bright red smile has been discovered thousands of miles away from its Hawaiian relatives! Researchers in India have identified a new…
ScienceDaily 10 Jul 2026
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Trees keep absorbing carbon long after they stop growing
So, it turns out that trees can keep absorbing carbon even after they've stopped growing! A new study shows that oak trees continue to take in carbon dioxide long after their annua…
ScienceDaily 10 Jul 2026
Oregon records 5 years of zero pesticide-related deaths in bees
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Oregon records 5 years of zero pesticide-related deaths in bees
Wow, this is fantastic news! Oregon has achieved an incredible milestone with five consecutive years of zero pesticide-related bee deaths. Thanks to the hard work of Oregon State U…
Good News Network 10 Jul 2026
North Carolina just voted to protect animals in the Great Smokies with historic investment in wildlife crossings
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North Carolina just voted to protect animals in the Great Smokies with historic investment in wildlife crossings
Wow, North Carolina is making waves with a groundbreaking $10.2 million investment in wildlife crossings! This funding will help create safe passages for animals, reducing dangerou…
Good Good Good 9 Jul 2026
These absurdly cute mice live at higher altitudes than any other mammal—here’s how they do it
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These absurdly cute mice live at higher altitudes than any other mammal—here’s how they do it
Isn't it amazing that the Andean leaf-eared mouse can thrive at altitudes over 22,000 feet? These little creatures have developed unique adaptations to survive in such extreme cond…
Scientific American 9 Jul 2026
The rise of blue-space therapy: how the sea is helping people deal with trauma, anxiety and addiction
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The rise of blue-space therapy: how the sea is helping people deal with trauma, anxiety and addiction
So, have you ever thought about how the ocean can heal? This article dives into the inspiring stories of people like Dave Phillips, who found solace and recovery through sailing af…
The Guardian Europe 9 Jul 2026
Popular plant works like iconic mosquito spray, researchers discover cheap alternative
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Popular plant works like iconic mosquito spray, researchers discover cheap alternative
Researchers in Uganda and Wales have found that catnip oil can effectively repel mosquitoes, presenting an exciting alternative to traditional sprays. During tests, a 6% concentrat…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 9 Jul 2026
How a 12-km Bengaluru drain became a green corridor that helps the city handle floods
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How a 12-km Bengaluru drain became a green corridor that helps the city handle floods
Bengaluru has turned a problematic drain into a vibrant green corridor, showcasing an innovative approach to water management. The K100 waterway, once a sewage channel, now thrives…
The Better India 9 Jul 2026
Scientists get clearest view yet of a spreading seafloor
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Scientists get clearest view yet of a spreading seafloor
So, researchers have just witnessed one of the most incredible moments in seafloor spreading! In the Indian Ocean, they captured a rare eruption that revealed how tectonic plates p…
Scientific American 9 Jul 2026
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A molecular quirk unique to octopuses makes them better at building proteins
So, it turns out octopuses have a fascinating molecular quirk that gives them an edge in protein building. This unique ability allows them to adapt and thrive in their environments…
Science.org news 9 Jul 2026
Walking in France’s ‘garden of Eden’: a new route in the gorgeous Gorges du Tarn
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Walking in France’s ‘garden of Eden’: a new route in the gorgeous Gorges du Tarn
Imagine sipping chestnut kir while watching beavers swim in the crystal-clear Tarn River! This new five-day hiking route through the Gorges du Tarn offers stunning views and a chan…
The Guardian Europe 8 Jul 2026
Where does milk come from? His daughter’s answer led him to build a 24-hour farm camp
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Where does milk come from? His daughter’s answer led him to build a 24-hour farm camp
Most kids know what's on their plate but not where it comes from, which is what sparked Kiruba Shankar's journey. After a humorous yet concerning moment with his daughter, he trans…
The Better India 8 Jul 2026
99% of people on Earth will get sunlight at the same time this Wednesday
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99% of people on Earth will get sunlight at the same time this Wednesday
So, on July 8 at around 11:10 GMT, a whopping 99 percent of the world's population will bask in sunlight all at once! This amazing moment will last just about a minute, with around…
Al Jazeera English 8 Jul 2026
Long before climate science, Indians planted these trees before monsoon to save ecosystems
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Long before climate science, Indians planted these trees before monsoon to save ecosystems
Isn't it fascinating how ancient wisdom can guide us today? In India, the arrival of the monsoon has always signaled the perfect time to plant trees, a practice rooted in generatio…
The Better India 8 Jul 2026
Ancient rocks suggest water has shaped earth for 3.1 billion years
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Ancient rocks suggest water has shaped earth for 3.1 billion years
Isn't it fascinating? Scientists have discovered that some volcanic rocks in Western Australia, dating back over three billion years, indicate that water was already playing a sign…
Popular Science 7 Jul 2026
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Scientists discover a completely different way to fight viruses
So, researchers have found a fascinating new way that sea anemones defend against viruses, which really shakes up our understanding of animal immunity. They discovered a protein ca…
ScienceDaily 7 Jul 2026
As cities flood, east kolkata wetlands show how nature can protect urban india
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As cities flood, east kolkata wetlands show how nature can protect urban india
When heavy rains cause chaos in cities like Mumbai, the East Kolkata Wetlands stand out as a natural solution. Covering 12,500 hectares, these wetlands absorb excess rainwater and …
The Better India 7 Jul 2026
What could go right? A golden age of biodiversity science
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What could go right? A golden age of biodiversity science
It's an exciting time for biodiversity science as we uncover more about the planet's life than ever before! Despite the ongoing threats to biodiversity, recent advances in technolo…
The Progress Network (What Could Go Right?) 7 Jul 2026
Astronomers discover some of the most extreme primordial quasars in the universe
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Astronomers discover some of the most extreme primordial quasars in the universe
The European Space Agency's Euclid Space Telescope has just made an incredible discovery - it's found 31 ancient quasars dating back to the earliest days of the universe, some as f…
Scientific American 7 Jul 2026
Did our human ancestors and Neanderthals share a common culture?
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Did our human ancestors and Neanderthals share a common culture?
New research from a Turkish cave suggests that Neanderthals and modern humans may have shared similar cultural practices and behaviors - which is pretty fascinating when you think …
Scientific American 7 Jul 2026
Chinese spacecraft captures first image of Earth's mysterious mini moon
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Chinese spacecraft captures first image of Earth's mysterious mini moon
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has successfully beamed back its first image of Kamo'oalewa, a small near-Earth asteroid that loops around our planet like a quasi-satellite - which is…
Scientific American 7 Jul 2026
Save Hubble: the race to preserve the space telescope kicks off
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Save Hubble: the race to preserve the space telescope kicks off
NASA is now seriously considering whether to keep the iconic Hubble Space Telescope operational into the 2030s by boosting it to a higher orbit, or to send a robotic mission to dec…
Nature 7 Jul 2026
Artists create giant sea animals from sand
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Artists create giant sea animals from sand
On the beautiful island of Rab in Croatia, artists are crafting impressive sand sculptures of marine creatures during the 15th Festival of Sand Sculptures. It's amazing to see a mo…
Euronews 7 Jul 2026
Daily briefing: How cooperation built the world
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Daily briefing: How cooperation built the world
So, this article really dives into how collaboration in nature is often overshadowed by the idea of competition. Science journalist Rowan Hooper highlights that working together ha…
Nature 7 Jul 2026
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The coldest mammal in the world as inspiration: how the hibernation of the Arctic ground squirrel can save lives in heart attacks and strokes
Isn't it fascinating how nature can inspire medical breakthroughs? The Arctic ground squirrel, known for its incredible ability to hibernate in extreme cold, might hold the key to …
De Morgen 7 Jul 2026
Deep-sea oddities and boatloads of other new species
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Deep-sea oddities and boatloads of other new species
This month, Nature's photo team has showcased some truly fascinating science images! Among them, a siphonophore swimming 552 meters deep in the South Atlantic is just one of 31 new…
Nature 6 Jul 2026
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Mediterranean plants conquer Belgian cities: date palm and pomegranate grow spontaneously in Brussels
It's fascinating to see how Mediterranean plants like the date palm and pomegranate are taking root in Brussels! This unexpected growth is a testament to the changing climate and t…
VRT Nws 6 Jul 2026
There’s a global network of fungi under your feet. This is the first complete map
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There’s a global network of fungi under your feet. This is the first complete map
So, beneath our feet lies this incredible underground network of fungi that's just mind-blowing! Researchers have created the first-ever global map of this mycorrhizal network, whi…
Wired 6 Jul 2026
Crow takes to teaching a starving orphan bird how to eat
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Crow takes to teaching a starving orphan bird how to eat
It's heartwarming to see how an older crow has taken a young jackdaw named Frank under his wing. Found in a dire state, Frank was rescued and is now being cared for by this nurturi…
Good News Network 6 Jul 2026
31 alien-like marine species discovered off the coast of Brazil
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31 alien-like marine species discovered off the coast of Brazil
After an exciting two-week expedition, researchers found 31 new marine species off Brazil's coast, including some that look like they belong in a sci-fi movie! They used cutting-ed…
Popular Science 4 Jul 2026
Spider from the Amazon pretends to be a zombie fungus victim. A new species discovered
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Spider from the Amazon pretends to be a zombie fungus victim. A new species discovered
In the Amazon, scientists have discovered a fascinating new spider species that uses an unusual form of camouflage. This spider, named Taczanowskia waska, mimics a dead spider infe…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 4 Jul 2026
Scientists have identified a new fossil species of axolotl in Mexico
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Scientists have identified a new fossil species of axolotl in Mexico
Researchers in Mexico have made an exciting discovery by identifying a new fossil species of axolotl named Ambystoma quetzalcoatli. This marks the first formal description of a fos…
Wired 4 Jul 2026
Young humpback whale freed from a death trap in Alaska
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Young humpback whale freed from a death trap in Alaska
A juvenile humpback whale was successfully freed after being entangled in Alaska’s Endicott Arm, thanks to a multi-agency rescue mission. Mariners spotted the whale and quickly ale…
Popular Science 4 Jul 2026
The majestic ‘Gloucester Tree’ reopens to climbers in Australia after 3 years of repair
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The majestic ‘Gloucester Tree’ reopens to climbers in Australia after 3 years of repair
Guess what? The iconic Gloucester Tree in Australia has finally reopened after three long years of repairs! This towering tree, which stands as the second-tallest fire-lookout tree…
Good News Network 3 Jul 2026
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Being a taller tree doesn’t doom you to drought after all
So, it turns out that being a taller tree might not be as risky during droughts as we once thought! Researchers have discovered that these majestic giants have some clever adaptati…
Science.org news 3 Jul 2026
Rescued bile bears released in Denmark forest
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Rescued bile bears released in Denmark forest
So, six rescued Asiatic black bears are starting a brand new chapter in their lives at Knuthenborg Safaripark in Denmark! After a long journey from bile farms in South Korea, these…
Euronews 3 Jul 2026
Sandy and Luna return to nest after a big day of flying
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Sandy and Luna return to nest after a big day of flying
Sandy and Luna, the beloved eaglets, are becoming quite adventurous as they explore the trees around Big Bear Lake. They were recently spotted back at their nest after a day of fly…
Popular Science 2 Jul 2026
Forgotten find reveals what the monster shark ate
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Forgotten find reveals what the monster shark ate
A surprising discovery in some forgotten boxes has brought researchers closer to understanding the extinct giant shark, megalodon. This find has allowed experts to pinpoint the cre…
Dagens Nyheter 2 Jul 2026
Mysterious rise in orca sightings off Northumberland coast
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Mysterious rise in orca sightings off Northumberland coast
So, there’s been an exciting increase in orca sightings off the Northumberland coast, which is just fantastic! Wildlife enthusiasts are thrilled to spot these majestic creatures mu…
The Guardian 2 Jul 2026
July fireworks include 2 separate meteor showers to light up the night sky late in the month
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July fireworks include 2 separate meteor showers to light up the night sky late in the month
This July, stargazers are in for a treat with two meteor showers lighting up the night sky! The Southern Delta Aquariids will peak on July 30th and 31st, offering up to 20 shooting…
Good News Network 2 Jul 2026
Voyage to the end of the world: floating lab to explore life in Arctic adrift in ice
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Voyage to the end of the world: floating lab to explore life in Arctic adrift in ice
Next month, a team of six scientists and crew will embark on an incredible journey to the Arctic aboard the Tara polar station. This floating lab will brave extreme conditions to s…
The Guardian Europe 2 Jul 2026
Togetherness: how co-operation built the world
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Togetherness: how co-operation built the world
In this fascinating episode of the Nature Podcast, science journalist Rowan Hooper dives into the concept of symbiosis and the incredible power of cooperation among organisms. He h…
Nature 2 Jul 2026
From one surviving male bison, azerbaijan now has 25 calves born wild in 7-year success story
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From one surviving male bison, azerbaijan now has 25 calves born wild in 7-year success story
What an incredible journey for the European bison in Azerbaijan! Seven years ago, a group of 12 bison made their way from Germany to the stunning Shahdagh National Park, and now th…
Good News Network 2 Jul 2026
Scientists have found climate-resistant coral reefs around the world totaling the size of Wisconsin
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Scientists have found climate-resistant coral reefs around the world totaling the size of Wisconsin
This exciting study reveals that around 64,000 square miles of coral reefs could resist climate change by 2050. Researchers used AI to analyze 45,000 observations of coral reefs, i…
Good News Network 2 Jul 2026
From rescued egg to proud parent: curlew raised in nature rescue center now has 2 chicks
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From rescued egg to proud parent: curlew raised in nature rescue center now has 2 chicks
Isn't it amazing? A curlew that was raised in the Nature Rescue Center in Oudsbergen has now become a parent itself, with two chicks of its own! This bird was part of a nest of nin…
VRT Nws 1 Jul 2026
The passionate butterfly hunt inspires readers
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The passionate butterfly hunt inspires readers
So, there's this fascinating story about a Danish journalist on a quest to see all 60 butterfly species in her country. It's not just about the butterflies though – it’s a journey …
Dagens Nyheter 1 Jul 2026
Herculean effort to restore Mozambique’s rhino population succeeds with 61 animals moved there
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Herculean effort to restore Mozambique’s rhino population succeeds with 61 animals moved there
What an incredible achievement! Mozambique has successfully reintroduced 61 white rhinos to Zinave National Park, marking a significant step in restoring its wildlife. This effort …
Good News Network 1 Jul 2026
Helicopters dump 6,000 logs into rivers in the Pacific Northwest, fixing a decades-old mistake
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Helicopters dump 6,000 logs into rivers in the Pacific Northwest, fixing a decades-old mistake
So, here's the exciting news: helicopters are now dropping 6,000 logs back into rivers in the Pacific Northwest! This massive restoration project aims to reverse the decades-old mi…
Upworthy 30 Jun 2026
Great smokey mountains will soon get even greater – thanks to nonprofit’s land purchase
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Great smokey mountains will soon get even greater – thanks to nonprofit’s land purchase
The Great Smokey Mountains are about to get even better with a fantastic 600-acre donation from the Foothills Land Conservancy. This acquisition protects a vital piece of land righ…
Good News Network 30 Jun 2026
Underwater research lab installed in the Florida Keys
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Underwater research lab installed in the Florida Keys
I’m really excited about the new Vanguard habitat that’s been installed 56 feet underwater in the Florida Keys! This schoolbus-sized facility is set to host aquanauts who will stud…
Popular Science 30 Jun 2026
July stargazing: meteors, more meteors, Pluto, and even more meteors
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July stargazing: meteors, more meteors, Pluto, and even more meteors
July is shaping up to be an exciting month for stargazers, despite the shorter nights. With several meteor showers on the horizon, including the July Pegasids and Gamma Draconids, …
Popular Science 30 Jun 2026
Six of the best long-distance European trails to walk in summer
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Six of the best long-distance European trails to walk in summer
Summer is the perfect time to explore some of Europe's most stunning long-distance trails! From Switzerland's breathtaking Jungfrau region to the scenic Alpe Adria trail that stret…
The Guardian Europe 30 Jun 2026
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And suddenly the sky lit up: Flemings captivated by rare 'alien' glowing night clouds
Wow, have you seen those glowing night clouds that lit up the sky recently? It’s amazing how something so rare can capture the imagination of so many people. These 'alien' clouds a…
Het Laatste Nieuws 30 Jun 2026
Rare strawberry moon shines over Lisbon
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Rare strawberry moon shines over Lisbon
So, the strawberry moon made a stunning appearance over Lisbon, captivating both locals and tourists alike. People flocked to various viewpoints along the River Tagus, eager to cat…
Euronews 30 Jun 2026
This shark walks on the ocean floor in search of food – it's easier than swimming
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This shark walks on the ocean floor in search of food – it's easier than swimming
Why swim when you can stroll along the ocean floor in search of food? The Dudgeon's walking shark scuttles like a curious dog over coral and seagrass, using its strong pectoral fin…
NRC 30 Jun 2026
Critically endangered white-rumped vulture returns to Cambodia refuge after years of effort
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Critically endangered white-rumped vulture returns to Cambodia refuge after years of effort
It's such exciting news that a critically endangered white-rumped vulture has been spotted in a Cambodian wildlife sanctuary for the first time in a decade! After a terrible poison…
Good News Network 29 Jun 2026
Fossil that lay for 40 years in drawer in the UK turns out to be the first dinosaur fossil ever found in Antarctica
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Fossil that lay for 40 years in drawer in the UK turns out to be the first dinosaur fossil ever found in Antarctica
Can you believe it? A fossil that sat unnoticed for nearly 40 years in a drawer in the UK has been identified as the first dinosaur find ever in Antarctica! Discovered back in 1985…
VRT Nws 29 Jun 2026
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Why Ukraine is rewilding in the heat of war
In the midst of conflict, Ukraine is embracing a rewilding project that offers a glimpse of hope for a greener future. Local volunteers like Petro Hramatik are working hard to rest…
Positive News 29 Jun 2026
Trekking through a living mountain culture: Spain’s Picos de Europa
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Trekking through a living mountain culture: Spain’s Picos de Europa
The Picos de Europa in northern Spain is a breathtaking hiking destination where nature and history intertwine. As you trek through this stunning landscape, you encounter unique wi…
The Guardian Europe 29 Jun 2026
Now we know where bee queens come from
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Now we know where bee queens come from
It's fascinating to learn that bee queens and workers start life in almost the same way but diverge significantly as they develop. New research from the University of California re…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 29 Jun 2026
16 gorgeous images from the 1839 awards’ color photography contest
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16 gorgeous images from the 1839 awards’ color photography contest
Wow, the 1839 Awards are back and they’re showcasing some truly stunning color photography! These images are not just pretty pictures; they invite us to see the world from fresh pe…
Popular Science 29 Jun 2026
Drones are saving hundreds of fawns from mower deaths in Germany
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Drones are saving hundreds of fawns from mower deaths in Germany
I just love this story! A wildlife rescue group in Bavaria is using thermal imaging drones to find and save fawns before the mowing season starts. It’s incredible how these little …
Good News Network 27 Jun 2026
Mislabeled saber-toothed cat fossil spent over 50 years hidden in a drawer
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Mislabeled saber-toothed cat fossil spent over 50 years hidden in a drawer
Isn't it fascinating when a forgotten fossil turns out to be a significant find? A mislabelled saber-toothed cat skull, hidden in a museum drawer for decades, was identified as a n…
Popular Science 27 Jun 2026
Green instead of gray: the asphalt breakers make heat islands disappear
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Green instead of gray: the asphalt breakers make heat islands disappear
On hot days, concrete surfaces heat up significantly, and that's where the 'asphalt breakers' come in to transform these sealed areas. Isabella Sedivy and her team are dedicated to…
Neue Zürcher Zeitung 27 Jun 2026
Lost world under the ice of Antarctica. A giant hand-shaped structure discovered
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Lost world under the ice of Antarctica. A giant hand-shaped structure discovered
Scientists have made an incredible discovery beneath the Antarctic ice – a massive hand-shaped structure that changes our understanding of the continent's geological evolution. Thi…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 27 Jun 2026
5 years ago, 2 beavers were released into a northern England forest. They became heroes of the habitat.
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5 years ago, 2 beavers were released into a northern England forest. They became heroes of the habitat.
So, it turns out that two beavers released in a northern England forest have become true ecosystem heroes! In just a few years, they built impressive dams that not only outperforme…
Upworthy 27 Jun 2026
Italy’s forests larger than agriculture land for the first time since the middle ages
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Italy’s forests larger than agriculture land for the first time since the middle ages
For the first time since the Middle Ages, Italy has more forested land than agricultural land, covering an impressive 60,000 square miles. This shift, revealed in a recent report, …
Good News Network 27 Jun 2026
Why do fireflies glow? It’s more than butt goo.
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Why do fireflies glow? It’s more than butt goo.
So, fireflies are not just magical little bugs; they’re actually bioluminescent beetles! Clyde Sorenson, an entomologist, has spent years exploring why these fascinating creatures …
Popular Science 27 Jun 2026
370,000 acres of rainforest and granite peaks now protected in French Guiana
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370,000 acres of rainforest and granite peaks now protected in French Guiana
Wow, this is fantastic news! The French Government has just announced a new nature reserve in French Guiana that covers a whopping 370,000 acres. Known as the Rocky Peaks of Armont…
Good News Network 27 Jun 2026
How to see the giant asteroid that will pass by Earth this weekend
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How to see the giant asteroid that will pass by Earth this weekend
This weekend, asteroid 1997 NC1 will make its closest approach to Earth in 400 years, and it's an exciting opportunity for stargazers! Although there's no risk of it hitting us, it…
Wired 27 Jun 2026
New clouded leopard cub is the size of a loaf of bread
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New clouded leopard cub is the size of a loaf of bread
The Nashville Zoo is buzzing with excitement over the birth of Mayuree, a precious clouded leopard cub! This little girl, weighing just over two pounds, is a significant addition t…
Popular Science 26 Jun 2026
Step aside, humans: how beavers solved a flooding problem in west London
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Step aside, humans: how beavers solved a flooding problem in west London
In an amazing turn of events, beavers have stepped in to solve a flooding issue in west London, saving the local council from hefty engineering costs. These remarkable animals were…
Positive News 26 Jun 2026
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Diving among tropical fish in your own country? Or flying over the water? 5 water sports you must try
So, have you ever thought about exploring water sports right here at home? This article highlights five exciting activities that let you dive into the beauty of nature, whether it'…
Het Laatste Nieuws 25 Jun 2026
Perseverance Mars rover completes a marathon on Mars to cap off extraordinary 5 years
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Perseverance Mars rover completes a marathon on Mars to cap off extraordinary 5 years
Wow, can you believe it? NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has just completed a marathon on the Red Planet, marking five incredible years of exploration! It has driven 26.2 miles and …
Good News Network 25 Jun 2026
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Want to get on the water? At Dobber, you can grab a kayak from a vending machine
How cool is this? Dobber has introduced a unique way to enjoy kayaking by allowing people to rent kayaks directly from a vending machine. This innovative approach makes it super ea…
De Standaard Economie 25 Jun 2026
Global high-resolution mapping of seagrass to support conservation
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Global high-resolution mapping of seagrass to support conservation
I find it fascinating that researchers have created a high-resolution map of seagrass ecosystems worldwide! This mapping is crucial for conservation efforts, helping to protect the…
Nature 25 Jun 2026
8 acres of rewilding completed along santa monica coastline: ‘it’s still your beach, only better’
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8 acres of rewilding completed along santa monica coastline: ‘it’s still your beach, only better’
A fantastic initiative in Los Angeles is bringing nature back to the famous Santa Monica beaches! The Bay Foundation has restored 8 acres of natural dunes, creating a better habita…
Good News Network 25 Jun 2026
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Swarm of bees escapes from home during demolition... and finds new home on bike in Leuven
So, here's a delightful story from Leuven! A swarm of bees made a daring escape during some demolition work and ended up finding a new home on a bike. Can you imagine that? It's su…
Het Laatste Nieuws 24 Jun 2026
7.4 mil. plant and fungi samples have been digitized to ‘democratize knowledge’ and save species
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7.4 mil. plant and fungi samples have been digitized to ‘democratize knowledge’ and save species
Wow, the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew has digitized a staggering 7.4 million plant and fungi samples! This monumental effort aims to democratize knowledge and utilize AI to enhance co…
Good News Network 24 Jun 2026
‘No one believed it’: how a YouTube video accidentally proved Libya’s sand cat really does exist
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‘No one believed it’: how a YouTube video accidentally proved Libya’s sand cat really does exist
When wildlife photographer Mohammed Almuntasir uploaded a short video of a sand cat in Libya, he had no idea it would spark such interest. Initially met with skepticism, his footag…
The Guardian Europe 24 Jun 2026
These cultivated oysters won't end up on a bed of shaved ice on your plate, but must save the seabed of the North Sea
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These cultivated oysters won't end up on a bed of shaved ice on your plate, but must save the seabed of the North Sea
So, there's this fascinating project where cultivated oysters are being used to restore the North Sea's seabed. Instead of being served on a plate, these oysters will help create a…
NRC 24 Jun 2026
I see nothing but hills, ridges and sea: a breathtaking five-day walk around Ireland’s south-westernmost headland
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I see nothing but hills, ridges and sea: a breathtaking five-day walk around Ireland’s south-westernmost headland
The Sheep’s Head peninsula is a stunning spot for hikers, with high hills and breathtaking views of the Atlantic. I’m tackling the Sheep’s Head Way, a 55-mile loop that showcases t…
The Guardian 23 Jun 2026
Beavers were brought to the desert to save a dying river. Six years later, here are the results.
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Beavers were brought to the desert to save a dying river. Six years later, here are the results.
It’s amazing to see how beavers have transformed Utah’s Price River over the past six years! Researchers introduced these clever critters to help restore the river’s health, and th…
Upworthy 23 Jun 2026
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Scientists discover new spider that catapults its prey into its web
So, researchers have stumbled upon a fascinating new spider species that has a rather unique hunting technique. This little creature can actually catapult its prey into its web, wh…
Gazet van Antwerpen 23 Jun 2026
Nature is the great connector in exhibition ‘Living Mesh’
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Nature is the great connector in exhibition ‘Living Mesh’
The exhibition ‘Living Mesh’ invites us to rethink our relationship with nature, showcasing works from artists like Michelle Piergoelam and Peng Zhang. Instead of categorizing natu…
NRC 22 Jun 2026
Hope for coral reefs damaged by climate change
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Hope for coral reefs damaged by climate change
Coral reefs, often called the 'rainforests of the oceans', are vital for marine life and human communities. Despite facing dire threats from rising ocean temperatures and pollution…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 21 Jun 2026
How you mow your lawn is crucial for whether insects love your garden
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How you mow your lawn is crucial for whether insects love your garden
Are you dreaming of butterflies in your garden? A biologist shares fantastic tips on how to boost biodiversity right at home. It turns out that the way you mow your lawn can signif…
Politiken.dk 21 Jun 2026
A golden-ringed jewel: Britain’s longest dragonfly hitches ride on woman’s thumb
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A golden-ringed jewel: Britain’s longest dragonfly hitches ride on woman’s thumb
Imagine this: a woman walking by the Ceiriog River in Wales gets a surprise visit from Britain’s longest dragonfly! Sarah Hawkes, a conservation officer, was thrilled when the stun…
Good News Network 21 Jun 2026
6 animal fathers who go the distance
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6 animal fathers who go the distance
In the fascinating world of animal fatherhood, some dads really step up! Take seahorses, for instance, where the male carries the eggs and even gives birth. Then there are greater …
Popular Science 21 Jun 2026
Thousands of flamingo chicks hatch in major comeback from climate disaster in Turkiye
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Thousands of flamingo chicks hatch in major comeback from climate disaster in Turkiye
What a fantastic story! Thousands of flamingo chicks have hatched at Lake Tuz, a key breeding ground that nearly dried up just five years ago. Thanks to conservation efforts, this …
Good News Network 20 Jun 2026
A long-lived butterfly’s secret to graceful ageing
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A long-lived butterfly’s secret to graceful ageing
Most butterflies have a fleeting existence, but the Heliconius genus has cracked the code for longevity. By incorporating pollen into their diet, these butterflies can live much lo…
Nature 20 Jun 2026
World’s largest ‘whale graveyard’ teems with deep-sea life including species unknown to science
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World’s largest ‘whale graveyard’ teems with deep-sea life including species unknown to science
I find this discovery absolutely fascinating! Chinese scientists have uncovered the world’s largest whale graveyard deep in the Indian Ocean, and it’s bursting with life. They foun…
Good News Network 19 Jun 2026
As Europe bakes, Berlin Zoo’s elephants and bears cool off
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As Europe bakes, Berlin Zoo’s elephants and bears cool off
It's fascinating to see how Berlin Zoo is keeping its animals cool during this heatwave! The brown bears are enjoying frozen treats filled with fish, fruit, and veggies, while the …
Euronews 19 Jun 2026
Want to see a total solar eclipse once in your life? Upcoming dates and locations worldwide
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Want to see a total solar eclipse once in your life? Upcoming dates and locations worldwide
Total solar eclipses are among the rarest natural phenomena, and they create a magical experience when the moon completely covers the sun. The next chance to witness this awe-inspi…
Neue Zürcher Zeitung 19 Jun 2026
90-year-old rainforest activist to pedal 104 miles down Thames
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90-year-old rainforest activist to pedal 104 miles down Thames
Robin Hanbury-Tenison, a remarkable 90-year-old rainforest activist, is set to pedal 104 miles down the River Thames to raise funds for a temperate rainforest research station. Des…
The Guardian 19 Jun 2026
For the first time, biologists observe a humpback whale crossing the Arabian Sea
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For the first time, biologists observe a humpback whale crossing the Arabian Sea
It's an exciting moment in marine biology as researchers have documented a humpback whale crossing the Arabian Sea for the first time! This unique population of humpback whales, kn…
Popular Science 19 Jun 2026
Sumatran tiger cubs born in the UK is huge win–with only 400 left in wild
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Sumatran tiger cubs born in the UK is huge win–with only 400 left in wild
What an exciting moment for conservation! Three adorable Sumatran tiger cubs have made their debut at a UK zoo, marking a significant step for this critically-endangered species. W…
Good News Network 18 Jun 2026
Stunningly beautiful blue sea creatures appear on Welsh beaches
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Stunningly beautiful blue sea creatures appear on Welsh beaches
So, have you heard about the stunning blue sea creatures washing up on Welsh beaches? They're called velella velella, or by-the-wind sailors, and they look like little crystals! Pe…
BBC Top Stories 18 Jun 2026
Stunning video of the southern lights dancing across the earth captured by a NASA astronaut–WATCH
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Stunning video of the southern lights dancing across the earth captured by a NASA astronaut–WATCH
Wow, have you seen the stunning video of the Southern Lights captured by astronaut Jessica Meir? From the SpaceX Dragon capsule, she was absolutely mesmerized by the aurora Austral…
Good News Network 18 Jun 2026
Clues to the sloth’s sloth found in its genome
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Clues to the sloth’s sloth found in its genome
So, researchers have sequenced the genome of the tree sloth, and it’s revealing some fascinating insights! It turns out there are gene duplications that impact mitochondria, the po…
Nature 18 Jun 2026
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194-year-old tortoise Jonathan named Guinness World Records Icon
Can you believe it? Jonathan, the 194-year-old tortoise, has just been named a Guinness World Records Icon! This remarkable creature has lived through so much history, and it's ama…
Het Laatste Nieuws 18 Jun 2026
Sweden’s breathtaking new train ride to Oslo passes by best of country’s landscape
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Sweden’s breathtaking new train ride to Oslo passes by best of country’s landscape
I’m absolutely thrilled about Sweden’s new train route to Oslo! Launched on June 15th, this 6.5-hour journey takes you through stunning landscapes, from sandy beaches to deep fores…
Good News Network 18 Jun 2026
Fiery data hint that controlled forest fires benefit human health
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Fiery data hint that controlled forest fires benefit human health
So, it turns out that controlled forest fires might actually be good for our health! Research from California shows that these intentional burns can reduce air pollution from later…
Nature 18 Jun 2026
Young people on a mission to plant a ring of trees around London
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Young people on a mission to plant a ring of trees around London
Harry Ewing and his friends are planting trees in Hadley Wood, part of an exciting project to create a green ring around London. These young adults, many with learning disabilities…
The Guardian 17 Jun 2026
Young humpback whale freed from fishing line near Cape Cod
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Young humpback whale freed from fishing line near Cape Cod
A young humpback whale was successfully freed from fishing gear by the Center for Coastal Studies off the coast of Massachusetts. This rescue highlights the importance of teamwork,…
Popular Science 17 Jun 2026
Berlin zoo welcomes baby pygmy hippo
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Berlin zoo welcomes baby pygmy hippo
Meet Brötchen, the adorable baby pygmy hippo born at Zoo Berlin! Weighing just 13 pounds, this little girl is already stealing hearts and making waves on social media. Water is sup…
Popular Science 17 Jun 2026
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In this soil, eggshells can come in handy: 4 reasons not to just throw them in your organic waste bin
So, it turns out that eggshells are more than just kitchen waste! They can actually enrich your garden soil in several ways. For instance, they provide essential nutrients like cal…
Het Laatste Nieuws 17 Jun 2026
Scientists tried to fool bumblebees into avoiding a flower. They failed in the best way.
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Scientists tried to fool bumblebees into avoiding a flower. They failed in the best way.
So, scientists recently discovered that bumblebees are way smarter than we thought! They set up a fun obstacle course to see if the bees could solve problems on their own, and gues…
Upworthy 16 Jun 2026
London botanic gardens digitizes 7 million specimens
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London botanic gardens digitizes 7 million specimens
How exciting is this? The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has just completed the digitization of 7.4 million specimens, making them accessible to researchers worldwide! This incredibl…
Nature 16 Jun 2026
Man builds a small pond in a Brazilian forest. The life it attracts is incredible.
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Man builds a small pond in a Brazilian forest. The life it attracts is incredible.
So, a man in Brazil decided to dig a small pond in the forest, and the results are absolutely heartwarming! Almost immediately, a variety of animals flocked to this new watering ho…
Upworthy 15 Jun 2026
Wasteful fisherman turns into underwater garbage man, pulls tons of tires from Canadian harbors
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Wasteful fisherman turns into underwater garbage man, pulls tons of tires from Canadian harbors
Sean Bath has transformed from a fisherman into an underwater garbage man, diving into Canada's harbors to clean up trash. He used to catch sea urchins, but now he pulls out car ti…
Good News Network 15 Jun 2026
Florida students watch male seahorse give birth in the wild
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Florida students watch male seahorse give birth in the wild
What an incredible moment for those students! While exploring the shores of Nest Key in Florida, they got to witness a male seahorse giving birth right in front of them. This rare …
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
Jumping spiders inspire wildly efficient 3D camera
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Jumping spiders inspire wildly efficient 3D camera
So, here's the thing: jumping spiders have an incredible way of seeing the world that has inspired a new kind of 3D camera called SpiderCam. These little arachnids use multiple lay…
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
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How AI is revealing the secret lives of animals from hummingbirds to pumas
Isn't it fascinating how technology is changing our understanding of wildlife? AI is now helping researchers uncover the hidden behaviors of animals, from the tiniest hummingbirds …
Nature 15 Jun 2026
How blue whales became Earth’s largest creature—ever
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How blue whales became Earth’s largest creature—ever
Blue whales are truly astonishing, weighing up to 330,000 pounds and stretching over 100 feet long! Their incredible size is thanks to living in water, where buoyancy helps support…
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
‘People start connecting the dots’: why an investment fund is rewilding a North Yorkshire estate
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‘People start connecting the dots’: why an investment fund is rewilding a North Yorkshire estate
In the picturesque North Yorkshire, the Broughton Sanctuary estate is set for an exciting transformation through a rewilding project funded by Rebalance Earth. This investment fund…
The Guardian 15 Jun 2026
In may, over 60 percent less rainforest lost in the amazon: a fundamental milestone
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In may, over 60 percent less rainforest lost in the amazon: a fundamental milestone
So, here's the exciting news! In May, Brazil saw a remarkable 61 percent drop in rainforest loss compared to last year, marking the largest decrease ever for this month. President …
VRT Nws 15 Jun 2026
Mysterious Amazonian ‘ghost dog’ caught on camera
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Mysterious Amazonian ‘ghost dog’ caught on camera
Deep in the forests of Bolivia and Peru, researchers have finally captured images of the elusive short-eared dog, affectionately known as the 'ghost dog.' After nearly 25 years of …
Popular Science 15 Jun 2026
Journey into the midnight sun: my solo road trip to the top of Norway
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Journey into the midnight sun: my solo road trip to the top of Norway
Imagine driving through the stunning landscapes of northern Europe, where the sun never sets in summer! This solo road trip takes you from Denmark to Norway, with breathtaking view…
The Guardian Europe 13 Jun 2026
French polynesia protects biodiverse ocean area twice the size of arizona teeming with life
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French polynesia protects biodiverse ocean area twice the size of arizona teeming with life
I'm really excited to share that French Polynesia has announced the protection of a massive 200,000 square miles of ocean! This area is about twice the size of Arizona and is burst…
Good News Network 13 Jun 2026
8 captivating photos of Delaware Bay’s annual horseshoe crab spawn
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8 captivating photos of Delaware Bay’s annual horseshoe crab spawn
So, every spring, the shores of Delaware Bay come alive with the incredible spawning of horseshoe crabs. These ancient creatures, which have been around for 445 million years, gath…
Popular Science 13 Jun 2026
The epic journey of Stonehenge’s central stone
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The epic journey of Stonehenge’s central stone
So, have you ever wondered how the Altar Stone of Stonehenge made its way to such an iconic site? In this week's Nature Podcast, the team dives into the fascinating evidence sugges…
Nature 13 Jun 2026
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School and care center garden together: “Generations can learn a lot from each other”
It's so exciting to see a school and a care center teaming up to garden together! This initiative is all about bringing different generations together, and I truly believe they can…
Gazet van Antwerpen 13 Jun 2026
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Metal-driven chemical reaction in deep sea may explain origin of life
So, researchers have discovered a fascinating metal-driven chemical reaction happening in the deep sea that could shed light on how life originated on Earth. This reaction, fueled …
Science.org news 13 Jun 2026
A simple explanation why humans have an incredible urge to pet every animal they see
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A simple explanation why humans have an incredible urge to pet every animal they see
Have you ever wondered why we feel the urge to pet every animal we see? It turns out this instinct is deeply rooted in our history as hunter-gatherers, where connecting with animal…
Upworthy 13 Jun 2026
Rare dinosaur fossils finally returned to Mongolia 20 years after theft
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Rare dinosaur fossils finally returned to Mongolia 20 years after theft
Wow, this is such exciting news! After nearly two decades, 29 sets of stolen dinosaur fossils have been returned to Mongolia, including a rare relative of the T. rex. These fossils…
Popular Science 13 Jun 2026
From carnivorous plant to zinc violet: Plantentuin Meise brings together Belgian flora in new garden
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From carnivorous plant to zinc violet: Plantentuin Meise brings together Belgian flora in new garden
I’m really excited to share that the Plantentuin Meise has opened a brand new garden dedicated to native plants! This stunning collection features over 600 species inspired by 22 n…
VRT Nws 12 Jun 2026
621 trillion miles of fungi networks crisscross the planet
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621 trillion miles of fungi networks crisscross the planet
Did you know that the length of fungi networks on Earth is nearly a billion times the distance from our planet to the sun? These amazing arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi work symbiotic…
Popular Science 12 Jun 2026
Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time
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Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time
How exciting is this? The goblin shark, a rare and bizarre creature, has finally been filmed in its natural habitat! Marine biologists captured stunning footage of two goblin shark…
Popular Science 12 Jun 2026
Revealed: how Venus flytraps snap shut with astonishing speed
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Revealed: how Venus flytraps snap shut with astonishing speed
Isn't it fascinating how the Venus flytrap can snap shut in less than a second? Scientists have discovered that the outer cells of the plant soften when an insect crawls in, allowi…
Nature 12 Jun 2026
Noble family sells ‘wildlife wonder of the world’ bass rock to protect 100,000-strong seabird population
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Noble family sells ‘wildlife wonder of the world’ bass rock to protect 100,000-strong seabird population
It's truly inspiring to see the Dalrymple family sell Bass Rock to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. This decision ensures that the incredible colony of gannets and pu…
Good News Network 11 Jun 2026
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It Doesn't Get Any Better: Cherry Blossoms Color Japanese Garden in Hasselt Fairytale Red
The Japanese garden in the Hasselt region is transforming into a fairy tale scene thanks to an abundant blooming of cherries. The flowers are getting progressively more vibrant whi…
Het Laatste Nieuws 11 Jun 2026
Newly discovered whale graveyard dates back millions of years
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Newly discovered whale graveyard dates back millions of years
So, researchers have stumbled upon an incredible whale necropolis that dates back millions of years! This fascinating find reveals complex deep-sea ecosystems thriving on the remai…
Nature 10 Jun 2026
Airbnb host wakes guest in the middle of the night so she doesn’t miss the northern lights
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Airbnb host wakes guest in the middle of the night so she doesn’t miss the northern lights
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night just to catch a glimpse of the northern lights! That's exactly what happened to traveler Pency Lucero when her Airbnb host, Martin, kno…
Upworthy 10 Jun 2026
Chicago home builder lauded for halting construction just to save killdeer nest
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Chicago home builder lauded for halting construction just to save killdeer nest
So, here's a heartwarming story from Chicago where a couple, Ray and Shelly Romolt, paused home construction to protect a killdeer nest. They discovered four eggs in the lot next t…
Good News Network 10 Jun 2026
The best way to start your day? The science backs naked cartwheels in the sun
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The best way to start your day? The science backs naked cartwheels in the sun
So, it turns out that sunlight isn't just a villain in the story of skin health, but rather a potential hero! Rowan Jacobsen's book, In Defense of Sunlight, reveals how regular sun…
Nature 10 Jun 2026
How ice forms is a mystery — now scientists are cracking the case
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How ice forms is a mystery — now scientists are cracking the case
So, beneath Hamburg, scientists are using a powerful X-ray laser to unravel the mystery of how liquids freeze. For over 150 years, this process has puzzled researchers, with existi…
Nature 10 Jun 2026
To reconstruct an ancient ecosystem, the proof is in the squirrel poop
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To reconstruct an ancient ecosystem, the proof is in the squirrel poop
Researchers have uncovered a fascinating cluster of ancient Arctic ground squirrel poop, preserved in permafrost, that dates back up to 700,000 years. This fossilized material is p…
Popular Science 10 Jun 2026
Hiking girl: 'Outdoor life is not complicated at all'
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Hiking girl: 'Outdoor life is not complicated at all'
Helena Rosquist, an enthusiastic hiker, inspires women to embrace the great outdoors. With a background of family camping trips, she turned to nature as a solution for her busy lif…
Dagens Nyheter 9 Jun 2026
A teacher helped a woman plant trees in the desert. She found him 27 years later.
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A teacher helped a woman plant trees in the desert. She found him 27 years later.
In a heartwarming story, a teacher named Ronald Sakolsky donated $5,000 to help Yin Yuzhen turn the Maowusu Desert into a forest. After 27 years, Yin sought him out to show him the…
Upworthy 9 Jun 2026
Watch: Southern Lights timelapse filmed from space
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Watch: Southern Lights timelapse filmed from space
Wow, have you seen the stunning Southern Lights captured from space? NASA astronaut Jessica Meir filmed this incredible timelapse while aboard the SpaceX Dragon shuttle. It's fasci…
BBC Top Stories 8 Jun 2026
12 endangered piping plover chicks hatch in Michigan and Wisconsin
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12 endangered piping plover chicks hatch in Michigan and Wisconsin
It's such exciting news that 12 piping plover chicks have hatched in Michigan and Wisconsin! These little shorebirds are making a comeback after a tough time, with their population…
Popular Science 8 Jun 2026
Fifty years since a simple equation described the chaos of biology
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Fifty years since a simple equation described the chaos of biology
It's fascinating to see how chaos theory has evolved over the years, especially in population dynamics. A groundbreaking paper by Robert May in 1976 showed that complex biological …
Nature 8 Jun 2026
Endangered california condor flies into oregon for the first time in 122 years
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Endangered california condor flies into oregon for the first time in 122 years
Last month, a California condor made a remarkable journey into Oregon, marking the first sighting in the state since 1904. This adventurous bird, known as B9, flew a whopping 380 m…
Good News Network 8 Jun 2026
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New bird species identified on Indonesian island through Belgian sound recordings
So, researchers have made an exciting discovery on an Indonesian island - a new bird species has been identified thanks to sound recordings made by Belgian scientists. This breakth…
Gazet van Antwerpen 8 Jun 2026
West Ireland’s magical landscape: where limestone rivers, Hollywood legend and Irish myth converge
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West Ireland’s magical landscape: where limestone rivers, Hollywood legend and Irish myth converge
I recently discovered the enchanting Joyce Country and Western Lakes Geopark in western Ireland, where limestone springs and caves create a stunning landscape. It’s fascinating how…
The Guardian 8 Jun 2026
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Giant pregnant ray of 180 kilograms released in Cambodia
So, a massive pregnant ray weighing 180 kilograms has just been released back into the waters of Cambodia! This incredible event highlights the ongoing efforts to protect marine li…
Gazet van Antwerpen 7 Jun 2026
Ecologist ‘bursts into tears’ seeing endangered gliders using replacement nests
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Ecologist ‘bursts into tears’ seeing endangered gliders using replacement nests
When Australian researchers checked their high-tech nesting boxes for greater gliders, they were overjoyed to find the marsupials using them. Dr. Kita Ashman couldn't hold back her…
Upworthy 7 Jun 2026
Orcas returning to UK coast in numbers rarely seen–with an acrobatic flip for excited tourists (watch)
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Orcas returning to UK coast in numbers rarely seen–with an acrobatic flip for excited tourists (watch)
Orca sightings in the North Sea are creating quite the buzz among tourists and fishermen, many of whom are seeing them for the first time. Just last week, a pod of around 30 orcas …
Good News Network 6 Jun 2026
Unreal landscapes, rooted traditions and a taste for freedom: journey to Jutland, off the coast of Denmark
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Unreal landscapes, rooted traditions and a taste for freedom: journey to Jutland, off the coast of Denmark
So, the Jutland peninsula is a stunning blend of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, creating a landscape that's both calming and invigorating. I love how Rie Ladefoged, with her win…
Le Figaro 6 Jun 2026
Orphaned baby turkeys think a feather duster is their mom
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Orphaned baby turkeys think a feather duster is their mom
It's heartwarming to see how two orphaned turkey chicks at Raven Ridge Wildlife Center have found comfort in an unexpected surrogate—a feather duster! These little ones were stress…
Popular Science 6 Jun 2026
University PXL and minister Brouns launch million project for biodiversity on fields: 'The hamster must save us'
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University PXL and minister Brouns launch million project for biodiversity on fields: 'The hamster must save us'
So, here's the exciting news! University PXL is teaming up with Minister Jo Brouns and various stakeholders to kick off an international project called 'LIFE Cricetus' aimed at res…
VRT Nws 6 Jun 2026
Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
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Wildlife researchers discover tigers doing something we previously thought went against their very nature
So, it turns out that tigers, those solitary big cats we thought we knew so well, can actually be quite social! Researchers captured adorable footage of two tiger mothers, Goma and…
Upworthy 6 Jun 2026
How a citizen science organization aims to preserve the places it brings tourists to study
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How a citizen science organization aims to preserve the places it brings tourists to study
Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, a unique conservation area is showing how humans can coexist with nature. Biologist Richard Bodmer invites tourists to participate in research that hel…
Wired 5 Jun 2026
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See a helicopter destined for Mars and a spectacular flowery frame for the Milky Way — May's best science images
May has brought us some truly breathtaking science images! From a helicopter designed to explore Mars to a stunning floral frame showcasing the Milky Way, the creativity and innova…
Nature 5 Jun 2026
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Humpback spotted in the Scheldt near Doel: ‘First time a humpback swims this far’
I can't believe it, but a humpback whale has been spotted in the Scheldt near Doel! This is such an exciting event because it's the first time a humpback has swum this far inland. …
De Morgen 5 Jun 2026
3 mule deer inaugurate California’s newest wildlife crossing bridge
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3 mule deer inaugurate California’s newest wildlife crossing bridge
So, it’s fantastic to hear that a new wildlife overpass in California is already being used by local deer! Three mule deer were spotted crossing the bridge, which is still under co…
Good News Network 5 Jun 2026
Scotland’s ancient human-made islands are dripping with secrets
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Scotland’s ancient human-made islands are dripping with secrets
So, have you heard about the crannogs in Scotland? These fascinating human-made islands, dating back to the Neolithic period, have been hiding their secrets for centuries. Thanks t…
Popular Science 5 Jun 2026
Papua New Guinea sets up protected ocean the size of UK–over 77,000 square miles
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Papua New Guinea sets up protected ocean the size of UK–over 77,000 square miles
Wow, Papua New Guinea is making waves in conservation by designating a massive marine protected area! This new reserve, the Western Manus Marine Protected Area, covers an incredibl…
Good News Network 5 Jun 2026
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Bees just did something no other insect has been shown to do
I just came across this fascinating news about bees! They’ve accomplished something truly unique that no other insect has ever been observed doing. It’s amazing to think about the …
Science.org news 5 Jun 2026
Mangrove forests are healing after decades of human destruction
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Mangrove forests are healing after decades of human destruction
It's fantastic to hear that mangrove forests are making a comeback after years of decline! These incredible ecosystems not only protect coastal communities from storms but also abs…
BBC Top Stories 5 Jun 2026
Experience: I sat under an oak tree every day for a year
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Experience: I sat under an oak tree every day for a year
So, this article tells the story of someone who decided to sit under the same oak tree every day for a year to combat burnout. It started off tough, with storms and rain, but as th…
The Guardian 5 Jun 2026
Costa Rica moves to protect howler monkeys from electrocution
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Costa Rica moves to protect howler monkeys from electrocution
In a significant move, Costa Rica's constitutional court has ruled that the state-owned electricity company must take action to prevent howler monkeys from being electrocuted on po…
The Guardian Europe 4 Jun 2026
See our two brightest planets form a triple alignment with the moon after sunset
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See our two brightest planets form a triple alignment with the moon after sunset
What a spectacular sight awaits us in the June sky! On the 7th, Venus and Jupiter will appear side by side, and as the days pass, they'll create a stunning alignment with Mercury a…
Good News Network 4 Jun 2026
Humpbacks make a huge ocean crossing, from one population to another
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Humpbacks make a huge ocean crossing, from one population to another
Isn't it fascinating that humpback whales can be identified by the unique patterns on their tails, much like human fingerprints? Researchers have discovered that these magnificent …
NRC 4 Jun 2026
Critically-endangered red ruffed lemur triplets born at wild georgia theme park
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Critically-endangered red ruffed lemur triplets born at wild georgia theme park
How exciting is this? A critically-endangered couple of red ruffed lemurs has just welcomed triplets at Wild Adventures Theme Park in Georgia! This marks the third consecutive year…
Good News Network 3 Jun 2026
Iconic Kruger National Park celebrates 100th year of protecting African wildlife, including the Big 5
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Iconic Kruger National Park celebrates 100th year of protecting African wildlife, including the Big 5
Wow, can you believe it? Kruger National Park just celebrated its 100th anniversary, and what a milestone it is for wildlife conservation in South Africa! This incredible park, whi…
Good News Network 3 Jun 2026
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Finnish daycares ditched pavement for mud and dirt. A month later, the blood tests stunned scientists.
In a fascinating study from Finland, researchers transformed urban daycare yards by replacing concrete with forest floor elements. Within just a month, kids playing in these natura…
Upworthy 3 Jun 2026
Puffin and bumblebee among 18 creatures shortlisted to feature on banknotes
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Puffin and bumblebee among 18 creatures shortlisted to feature on banknotes
Eighteen amazing animals, birds, and insects are in the running to be featured on future banknotes, and the public gets to vote! How cool is that? From the adorable puffin to the b…
BBC Top Stories 3 Jun 2026
Big wings and sweet songs: The mating lives of Panama’s katydids
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Big wings and sweet songs: The mating lives of Panama’s katydids
In the vibrant world of katydids, male 'Viadana brunneri' are using their leafy wing structures to attract mates while also hiding from predators. This fascinating study reveals ho…
Popular Science 3 Jun 2026
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Northern Finnish region organizes search for gold bar worth 20,000 euros to attract tourists
How exciting is this? A northern Finnish region is launching a treasure hunt for a gold bar worth 20,000 euros! This clever initiative is all about drawing tourists to the area, an…
Gazet van Antwerpen 3 Jun 2026
2026 sees the most right whale calves born in one season since 2009
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2026 sees the most right whale calves born in one season since 2009
Wow, what fantastic news for the North Atlantic right whales! This year, we’ve seen the highest number of calves born since 2009, with 23 little ones making their debut. It seems l…
Good News Network 2 Jun 2026
Nature organization and Elegant join forces to protect wild bees in Flanders: 10 percent extinct
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Nature organization and Elegant join forces to protect wild bees in Flanders: 10 percent extinct
I'm really excited to share that Natuurpunt and Elegant are teaming up to protect wild bees in Flanders! They recently unveiled new bee hotels in the beautiful nature area of Liere…
VRT Nws 2 Jun 2026
Ecosystem of pansies thrives on soil contaminated by lead mining–turning it into clean organic compounds
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Ecosystem of pansies thrives on soil contaminated by lead mining–turning it into clean organic compounds
Isn't it fascinating how nature finds a way? In areas once ravaged by lead and zinc mining, a group of plants called metallophytes are not just surviving but thriving! These resili…
Good News Network 1 Jun 2026
Baby raccoon found in chimney gets a nice bubble bath
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Baby raccoon found in chimney gets a nice bubble bath
So, a baby raccoon found its way into a chimney and ended up needing a bubble bath at the New England Wildlife Center! The little guy was covered in soot, which was irritating his …
Popular Science 1 Jun 2026
‘Hold your nerve and trust nature’: birds, bats and butterflies rebound at Somerset rewilding farm
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‘Hold your nerve and trust nature’: birds, bats and butterflies rebound at Somerset rewilding farm
It's amazing to see how nature can bounce back when given the chance! At Heal Somerset, a former dairy farm, bird species have jumped from 67 to 94 and butterfly species have doubl…
The Guardian 1 Jun 2026
Today marks the opening of Denmark's first untouched forest, where chainsaws are not welcome
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Today marks the opening of Denmark's first untouched forest, where chainsaws are not welcome
Today is a big day for Denmark as it unveils its very first untouched forest, a place where the sound of chainsaws will not disturb the peace of nature. This initiative is all abou…
DR (Danish Public broadcaster) 1 Jun 2026
Greenland sheds new light on underwater carbon sink
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Greenland sheds new light on underwater carbon sink
So, researchers have discovered that vast underwater seaweed forests could significantly help in slowing down climate change. These macroalgae absorb huge amounts of CO2 and can tr…
Positive News 1 Jun 2026
June skygazing: A visit to Venus, longest day of the year, sweet summer moon, and asteroids
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June skygazing: A visit to Venus, longest day of the year, sweet summer moon, and asteroids
June is here, and it’s bringing some stellar sights! On June 9, Venus and Jupiter will be putting on a show, appearing close together in the evening sky. Then, mark your calendars …
Popular Science 1 Jun 2026
And the sea cucumber invented immortal tissues
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And the sea cucumber invented immortal tissues
A Canadian team has made a fascinating discovery about sea cucumbers, showing that fragments of these creatures can survive and even grow for years in seawater. This is quite remar…
Le Monde 31 May 2026
Incredibly rare bongos caught on trail cam in area they were thought to be extinct
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Incredibly rare bongos caught on trail cam in area they were thought to be extinct
What an exciting discovery! On World Bongo Day, scientists revealed trail cam images showing that these magnificent bongos have returned to an area in Kenya where they were thought…
Good News Network 31 May 2026
It’s a great healer: why being outdoors in nature means so much to us
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It’s a great healer: why being outdoors in nature means so much to us
A recent study shows that many people in the UK are spending less time in nature, which is a real shame! Readers shared heartfelt stories about how being outdoors is essential for …
The Guardian 31 May 2026
Killer fungus could be good news for habitats decimated by invasive moss
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Killer fungus could be good news for habitats decimated by invasive moss
So, there's this exciting discovery of a 'killer fungus' in Britain that targets the invasive heath-star moss! This moss has been wreaking havoc on native habitats, but this new fu…
BBC Top Stories 31 May 2026
Nature’s soap opera: how a wildlife artist’s nestboxes became a YouTube hit
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Nature’s soap opera: how a wildlife artist’s nestboxes became a YouTube hit
Robert Fuller, a wildlife artist, has turned his childhood passion for building bird boxes into a YouTube sensation. His channel, which streams live footage of nesting birds, is on…
The Guardian 30 May 2026
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A hidden treasure of rare snake specimens
So, there's this incredible story about a collector in Ecuador who has amassed a stunning variety of rare snake specimens. It's fascinating to think about the dedication and passio…
The New York Times 30 May 2026
These marine mammals can recognize themselves in the mirror
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These marine mammals can recognize themselves in the mirror
So, it turns out that belugas are joining the exclusive club of species that can recognize themselves in mirrors! This fascinating ability was observed in a recent study where rese…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 30 May 2026
In 1971, an astronaut brought seeds to space. After returning to Earth, he planted them and got surprising results.
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In 1971, an astronaut brought seeds to space. After returning to Earth, he planted them and got surprising results.
So, back in 1971, astronaut Stuart Roosa took tree seeds with him on the Apollo 14 mission to see if they would grow differently in space. After a bit of a mishap with the seeds bu…
Upworthy 29 May 2026
A new york cemetery was hiding over 5 million burrowing bees, one of the world’s largest concentrations
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A new york cemetery was hiding over 5 million burrowing bees, one of the world’s largest concentrations
Can you believe it? A cemetery in New York has been hiding a staggering 5.5 million ground-nesting bees, making it one of the largest bee colonies ever discovered! These little pol…
Good News Network 29 May 2026
Rare hybrid sea turtle released back into the ocean after rescue
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Rare hybrid sea turtle released back into the ocean after rescue
A unique hybrid sea turtle named Earl Grey has been given a second chance at life in the ocean! This special turtle, a mix of a Loggerhead and a Kemp's ridley, was rescued from a b…
Popular Science 29 May 2026
I forgot what it feels like to be outside - UK's first rooftop intensive care ward opens
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I forgot what it feels like to be outside - UK's first rooftop intensive care ward opens
How amazing is this? The UK's first rooftop intensive care ward has opened at King's College Hospital, allowing patients like Hollie to experience the outdoors while receiving crit…
BBC Top Stories 29 May 2026
Everglades restoration project ongoing for 20-plus years sees huge rewilding success
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Everglades restoration project ongoing for 20-plus years sees huge rewilding success
It's amazing to see how the Everglades restoration project has transformed Picayune Strand over the past two decades! Once drained for suburban development, this area is now thrivi…
Good News Network 29 May 2026
Fabulous Vietnam pheasant not seen in 20 years returns to wild thanks to zoo coalition
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Fabulous Vietnam pheasant not seen in 20 years returns to wild thanks to zoo coalition
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that the Vietnam pheasant, a stunning bird not seen in the wild for over 20 years, is making a comeback! Thanks to an international coalition of co…
Good News Network 29 May 2026
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From 19,283 photos to two hard proofs: researchers record a record journey of more than 14,000 km by two humpback whales
Wow, researchers have made an incredible discovery about two humpback whales that traveled over 14,000 kilometers! They analyzed a staggering 19,283 photos to track these magnifice…
De Morgen 29 May 2026
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American paleontologists discover new terrifying dino: 'The T-Rex of the sea'
So, this exciting discovery by American paleontologists has unveiled a new marine dinosaur that’s being dubbed the 'T-Rex of the sea.' Can you imagine the size and power of such a …
Gazet van Antwerpen 29 May 2026
Rare Przewalski’s horse born in New York
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Rare Przewalski’s horse born in New York
On April 21, a delightful Przewalski’s horse foal was born at the Bronx Zoo in New York City, marking a significant moment for this endangered species. These unique horses, often m…
Popular Science 28 May 2026
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Some spinosaurs cried salty tears to thrive in brackish waters
Isn't it fascinating how some spinosaurs adapted to their environments? These incredible creatures actually developed the ability to cry salty tears, which helped them thrive in br…
Science.org news 28 May 2026
Manhattanhenge isn’t just for New Yorkers. Find a ‘henge’ near you.
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Manhattanhenge isn’t just for New Yorkers. Find a ‘henge’ near you.
So, have you heard about Manhattanhenge? It's this amazing phenomenon where the sunset aligns perfectly with the streets of New York, creating a stunning golden light. But here's t…
Popular Science 27 May 2026
70% drop in levels of forever chemicals observed in seabird eggs tracks regulatory success
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70% drop in levels of forever chemicals observed in seabird eggs tracks regulatory success
It's fantastic to hear that levels of harmful 'forever chemicals' in seabird eggs have dropped by 70% over the last 55 years! This remarkable change is linked to regulatory actions…
Good News Network 27 May 2026
Meet the biologists deciphering marine-mammal histories from baleen, whiskers and tusks
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Meet the biologists deciphering marine-mammal histories from baleen, whiskers and tusks
It's fascinating to see how biologists like Kathleen Hunt are uncovering the secrets of marine mammals through their baleen and other unique materials. By analyzing these samples, …
Nature 27 May 2026
VITO studies forest evolution from space
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VITO studies forest evolution from space
How exciting is this? VITO is teaming up with the European Space Agency to study biodiversity in forests using a satellite that can see through the tree canopy! This innovative pro…
VRT Nws 27 May 2026
Neolithic treasures and sparkling seas on Orkney – all for £2 bus fares
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Neolithic treasures and sparkling seas on Orkney – all for £2 bus fares
What a fantastic journey through Orkney! For just £2, you can hop on the bus and take in breathtaking views of gorse-gold hills and sparkling seas. The trip includes stops at incre…
The Guardian 27 May 2026
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Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon at lowest level since 2019
It's fantastic to hear that deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has reached its lowest level since 2019! This is a significant step forward in the fight against climate change an…
Gazet van Antwerpen 27 May 2026
Facing desertification, man’s campaign draws 30,000 volunteers to plant 1 million trees in his county
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Facing desertification, man’s campaign draws 30,000 volunteers to plant 1 million trees in his county
What an inspiring story from Minqin County in China! A local named Zhong Jin sparked a movement with his 'Plant a Tree in Minqin' campaign, attracting 30,000 volunteers eager to co…
Good News Network 26 May 2026
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They were hunted to the brink of extinction, but now blue and common whales are reappearing in their old habitats
It's amazing to see how blue and common whales are making a comeback in their former habitats! After being pushed to the edge of extinction, these magnificent creatures are now ret…
De Morgen 26 May 2026
Heatwave: these indoor plants act as a natural air conditioner in your home
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Heatwave: these indoor plants act as a natural air conditioner in your home
So, have you ever thought that the solution to the heatwave might be right in your living room? Some indoor plants not only brighten up your decor, but they also release moisture t…
Le Figaro 26 May 2026
New York City was visited by nine different whales in one day and the photos are incredible
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New York City was visited by nine different whales in one day and the photos are incredible
Can you believe it? On August 13, 2022, New Yorkers were treated to an unforgettable whale watching experience with nine whales spotted in the harbor! Celia Ackerman, a naturalist,…
Upworthy 26 May 2026
New Mars rover could swim through sand like a desert lizard
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New Mars rover could swim through sand like a desert lizard
So, there's this fascinating new Mars rover that can actually 'swim' through sand, inspired by the incredible African sandfish lizard. German engineers designed its wheels to mimic…
Popular Science 26 May 2026
California brought back beavers for the first time in 70 years, and the results are already amazing
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California brought back beavers for the first time in 70 years, and the results are already amazing
In a remarkable turn of events, California has reintroduced beavers after 70 years, inspired by ancient wisdom from Native American art. This initiative, driven by the Tule River T…
Upworthy 26 May 2026
30 years of volunteering has kept this california creek pristine
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30 years of volunteering has kept this california creek pristine
It's amazing to see how 30 years of dedication from volunteers has transformed a small creek in Oakland into a vibrant ecosystem! The Friends of Sausal Creek have worked tirelessly…
Good News Network 26 May 2026
Bobcat that survived being hit by a car gets a custom-built kennel
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Bobcat that survived being hit by a car gets a custom-built kennel
A Pennsylvania bobcat that survived a terrible car accident is getting a new lease on life thanks to a custom-built kennel. After two months of recovery at Raven Ridge Wildlife Cen…
Popular Science 26 May 2026
6 bird cam highlights to celebrate nesting season
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6 bird cam highlights to celebrate nesting season
Spring is here, and that means it's time for the most exciting show on the internet—live bird cams! From adorable albatross chicks stretching their wings to barred owls serving up …
Popular Science 25 May 2026
Golf ball-sized octopus discovered near the Galápagos Islands
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Golf ball-sized octopus discovered near the Galápagos Islands
A remarkable new octopus species, Microeledone galapagensis, has been discovered near the Galápagos Islands, and it's tiny enough to fit in your hand! Marine biologists first spott…
Popular Science 25 May 2026
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Remarkable images from De Panne: bystander fearlessly grabs dogfish and helps the animal back into the sea
So, there's this incredible story from De Panne where a brave bystander spotted a stranded dogfish. Without a second thought, they jumped in to help the fish back into deeper water…
Gazet van Antwerpen 25 May 2026
It’s baby season at Yellowstone National Park
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It’s baby season at Yellowstone National Park
Spring is in full swing at Yellowstone National Park, and that means adorable baby animals are making their debut! From bison to black bears, the park is buzzing with new arrivals …
Popular Science 24 May 2026
How an Essex valley became one of the UK’s most exciting new wine regions
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How an Essex valley became one of the UK’s most exciting new wine regions
I just love how Essex is stepping into the spotlight as a new wine region! It's incredible to think that just a short drive from Chelmsford, you can find vineyards producing award-…
The Guardian 24 May 2026
Increased sightings of world’s two largest whale species decimated by hunting provides new hope for survival
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Increased sightings of world’s two largest whale species decimated by hunting provides new hope for survival
It's fantastic to hear that sightings of the world's two largest whale species are on the rise! After decades of commercial whaling, new research shows a significant increase in bl…
Good News Network 24 May 2026
The boat-billed heron looks fake but is very real
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The boat-billed heron looks fake but is very real
So, have you ever seen a bird that looks like a quirky mix of a heron and a cartoon character? The boat-billed heron is just that, with its unique flat bill perfect for catching fi…
Popular Science 23 May 2026
The revival of Leipzig, a city of nature in constant motion
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The revival of Leipzig, a city of nature in constant motion
Leipzig is transforming into a vibrant hub of culture and nature, with its old industrial areas now buzzing with life. Just ten kilometers south of the city, Cospudener See offers …
Le Monde 23 May 2026
A 'golden orb' on the ocean floor came from a mysterious animal
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A 'golden orb' on the ocean floor came from a mysterious animal
So, researchers have finally unraveled the mystery of a golden orb found on the ocean floor in the Gulf of Alaska. Initially thought to be extraterrestrial, it turns out to be the …
Wired 23 May 2026
Extinct birds will hatch from a 3D printer: a breakthrough in bioengineering
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Extinct birds will hatch from a 3D printer: a breakthrough in bioengineering
Can you believe it? Scientists are using a groundbreaking 3D-printed egg to incubate the extinct South Island moa from New Zealand! This innovative method eliminates the need for p…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 22 May 2026
Man gathers up family acres home to moose and mountain lion and returns them to Indian tribe
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Man gathers up family acres home to moose and mountain lion and returns them to Indian tribe
What a heartwarming story! Gary Verbrugge, after a long career in the city, decided to return to his roots and donate his family’s land to the Kalispel Indian Tribe. This beautiful…
Good News Network 22 May 2026
Five seal pups released on Blankenberge beach: Emotional moment, but result of months of care
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Five seal pups released on Blankenberge beach: "Emotional moment, but result of months of care"
What a heartwarming sight it was to see five seal pups released back into the sea at Blankenberge! After months of care at Sea Life, these little guys were finally strong enough to…
VRT Nws 22 May 2026
See the clouds streaming and vanishing around this planet — 690 light years away
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See the clouds streaming and vanishing around this planet — 690 light years away
It's incredible to think about the weather patterns on a planet 690 light years away! The James Webb Space Telescope has captured how clouds form on the night side of WASP-94 A b a…
Nature 22 May 2026
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Greatest solar eclipse since 1999 coming: on August 12, the sun will be covered by about 90 percent in Belgium
So, get ready for an astronomical treat! On August 12, Belgium will witness the greatest solar eclipse since 1999, with about 90 percent of the sun covered. This is such an excitin…
Het Laatste Nieuws 21 May 2026
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From ‘ghost shark’ to toxic worm: researchers discover 1,121 new species in the ocean
It's absolutely fascinating to hear that researchers have identified over 1,121 new species in our oceans! This includes some truly unique creatures like the ‘ghost shark’ and a to…
De Morgen 21 May 2026
Scientists save critically endangered plant, 250 seedlings from two specimens
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Scientists save critically endangered plant, 250 seedlings from two specimens
Craspedia argentea, a rare plant native to New Zealand, was on the brink of extinction with only two known specimens left. Botanists initiated a rescue program, and through dedicat…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 20 May 2026
Newly discovered spider has happy face on its back
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Newly discovered spider has happy face on its back
So, researchers have made a delightful discovery in the Himalayas – a new species of spider that sports a happy face on its back! Known as the Himalayan happy-face spider, this lit…
Popular Science 20 May 2026
Salt water restores native Queensland ecosystems after dozens of tidal gates removed
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Salt water restores native Queensland ecosystems after dozens of tidal gates removed
In Queensland, Australia, the removal of tidal gates is making a big difference in restoring local ecosystems. These gates, which were built decades ago to keep seawater out, are n…
Good News Network 20 May 2026
Passionate ‘tortoise guardians’ help critically-endangered giant tortoise slowly return to India
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Passionate ‘tortoise guardians’ help critically-endangered giant tortoise slowly return to India
In Nagaland, locals are stepping up to protect the critically-endangered Asian giant tortoise, which was once hunted. Thanks to a captive breeding program, the population has surge…
Good News Network 19 May 2026
Neanderthals dined on shellfish much earlier than humans
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Neanderthals dined on shellfish much earlier than humans
So, it turns out Neanderthals were savvy shellfish harvesters long before modern humans! Researchers found evidence in Spain showing these ancient folks enjoyed mollusks as far bac…
Popular Science 19 May 2026
Birds get a bad rap: why we should look up to our feathered friends
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Birds get a bad rap: why we should look up to our feathered friends
Birds are facing serious challenges, with many species in the U.S. at risk of extinction. But there's hope! Naturalist Scott Weidensaul highlights successful conservation efforts t…
Nature 18 May 2026
61 new beetles discovered in China
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61 new beetles discovered in China
Researchers have uncovered 61 new species of rove beetles in China, showcasing just how much we still have to learn about biodiversity. The study highlights the Platydracus genus, …
Popular Science 18 May 2026
Over 200 volunteers lead largest-ever oyster reef restoration off England’s Portsmouth
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Over 200 volunteers lead largest-ever oyster reef restoration off England’s Portsmouth
Last week, an incredible 260 volunteers came together to drop 20,000 oysters into the waters of Portsmouth, marking the UK's largest subtidal oyster reef restoration project. This …
Good News Network 18 May 2026
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Asteroid flies past Earth on Monday and is visible with a small telescope
So, there's an asteroid making a close pass by Earth this Monday, and it's such an exciting event for skywatchers! You can actually spot it with a small telescope, which is just fa…
Gazet van Antwerpen 18 May 2026
Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets practice stomping and flapping
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Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets practice stomping and flapping
Jackie and Shadow's eaglets, Sandy and Luna, are growing up fast and honing their skills! They've started flapping their wings, which may look a bit clumsy, but it's crucial for bu…
Popular Science 18 May 2026
Another trawling ban, another big recovery for sea life
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Another trawling ban, another big recovery for sea life
It's fantastic to hear that after a decade of banning bottom trawling in Scotland, marine life is thriving! A recent survey revealed that there are now 1,500 species flourishing in…
Good News Network 16 May 2026
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Rare seals spotted snoozing in an underwater ‘bubble cave’
So, researchers have made an exciting discovery of rare seals taking a nap in a unique underwater bubble cave. This fascinating environment provides a cozy retreat for these seals,…
Science.org news 16 May 2026
It’s a barracuda! It’s a shrimp! It’s a robot helping coral reefs.
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It’s a barracuda! It’s a shrimp! It’s a robot helping coral reefs.
Coral reefs are getting a high-tech helper in the form of an autonomous robot called CUREE. This curious underwater robot uses sensors to map marine life hotspots, making it easier…
Popular Science 16 May 2026
Mouse eyes photosynthesize after plant-to-animal transplant
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Mouse eyes photosynthesize after plant-to-animal transplant
Scientists have made an exciting breakthrough by transplanting chloroplasts from spinach into mouse eyes, enabling them to photosynthesize! This innovative technique could transfor…
Nature 16 May 2026
Superbloom turns Redwood National Park’s hills purple
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Superbloom turns Redwood National Park’s hills purple
This year, Redwood National Park is showcasing a stunning superbloom of purple riverbank lupine, which began in early May. These vibrant flowers are not just a feast for the eyes; …
Popular Science 15 May 2026
Floats above the landscape: the architect whose designs touch the earth lightly
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Floats above the landscape: the architect whose designs touch the earth lightly
Lynne Eastaway's home, designed by Glenn Murcutt, is a stunning example of architecture that harmonizes with nature. The house, built on stilts, allows for air circulation and mini…
The Guardian 15 May 2026
How a kindergarten teacher became the accidental guardian of 200 king penguins
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How a kindergarten teacher became the accidental guardian of 200 king penguins
It's amazing to think that a former kindergarten teacher, Cecilia Durán Gafo, has become the protector of nearly 200 king penguins in Chile! After witnessing the decline of these b…
The Guardian Europe 15 May 2026
10 habits to support your mental health
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10 habits to support your mental health
So, what really helps our mental health in this age of commercialized self-care? Experts suggest a mix of movement, proper sleep, and connecting with nature. Physical activity rele…
Positive News 15 May 2026
With mills shuttered, grassroots effort hopes to give Welsh valley new purpose with gorgeous 83-mile hiking trail
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With mills shuttered, grassroots effort hopes to give Welsh valley new purpose with gorgeous 83-mile hiking trail
A new 83-mile hiking trail is revitalizing a historic valley in Wales, inviting adventurers to explore its rich heritage. The Teifi Valley Trail winds along the Teifi River, showca…
Good News Network 15 May 2026
A new dinosaur dubbed the ‘last titan of Thailand’ weighed more than 9 elephants
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A new dinosaur dubbed the ‘last titan of Thailand’ weighed more than 9 elephants
Imagine this: a long-necked dinosaur, the size of nine elephants, peacefully munching on plants by a river in ancient Thailand! This newly discovered giant, named Nagatitan, is the…
Popular Science 14 May 2026
Surprising visitors in a nighttime Kenyan wildlife park
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Surprising visitors in a nighttime Kenyan wildlife park
The Masai Mara National Park in Kenya is famous for its stunning wildlife, attracting over 300,000 tourists each year. However, there are still hidden spots within its vast 1,500 s…
NRC 14 May 2026
Efficient robot navigation inspired by honeybee learning flights
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Efficient robot navigation inspired by honeybee learning flights
So, researchers have taken a fascinating cue from honeybees to enhance robot navigation! They found that by mimicking the bees' learning flights, small robots can navigate more eff…
Nature 14 May 2026
Pristine Antarctic ice records the Solar System’s travels
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Pristine Antarctic ice records the Solar System’s travels
Isn't it fascinating? Antarctic ice has revealed that our Solar System entered an interstellar dust cloud over 40,000 years ago! This discovery, highlighted by rare isotopes, offer…
Nature 14 May 2026
Vital island home for endangered monk seals gains marine protections from Greece
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Vital island home for endangered monk seals gains marine protections from Greece
What fantastic news! Greece has just established a new marine protected area around Gyaros, home to the largest colony of Mediterranean monk seals. These seals, which are among the…
Good News Network 14 May 2026
Butterfly that went extinct in Britain a century ago set for return to famous rewilded estate land
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Butterfly that went extinct in Britain a century ago set for return to famous rewilded estate land
How exciting is this? The black-veined white butterfly, which vanished from Britain over a century ago, is making a comeback thanks to a rewilding project at Knepp Estate! This ini…
Good News Network 13 May 2026
A moment that changed me: I saw my first total solar eclipse – and its beauty shook me to my core
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A moment that changed me: I saw my first total solar eclipse – and its beauty shook me to my core
I was racing against time to catch my first total solar eclipse, and what a breathtaking experience it was! As the moon covered the sun, the world transformed into a surreal twilig…
The Guardian 13 May 2026
5 new mules set to patrol Olympic National Park
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5 new mules set to patrol Olympic National Park
Five new mules have joined the team at Olympic National Park, ready to assist with trail maintenance this tourist season. Named Murl, Cutti, Pip, Checkers, and Gopher, these mules …
Popular Science 13 May 2026
Conservationists successfully tackle invasive trees and fish in vital South Africa ecosystems
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Conservationists successfully tackle invasive trees and fish in vital South Africa ecosystems
In South Africa, conservationists have made remarkable strides by removing invasive species from 13,000 acres of native habitat. This collaborative effort has not only restored eco…
Good News Network 13 May 2026
Ice core reveals longest-ever continuous record of Earth’s climate
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Ice core reveals longest-ever continuous record of Earth’s climate
A groundbreaking study has unveiled the longest continuous record of Earth's climate, stretching back 1.2 million years, thanks to Antarctic ice cores. These cores contain ancient …
Nature 13 May 2026
44 miles of major balkan river freed from wartime concrete obstruction
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44 miles of major balkan river freed from wartime concrete obstruction
In a fantastic turn of events, the Pchinja River in North Macedonia is now flowing freely after the removal of a wartime concrete barrier. This obstruction, built during World War …
Good News Network 12 May 2026
Asiatic wild ass returns to eastern mongolia after 65-year isolation from landscape fencing
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Asiatic wild ass returns to eastern mongolia after 65-year isolation from landscape fencing
How exciting is it that the Asiatic wild ass, or khulan, is back in eastern Mongolia after more than 65 years? Thanks to recent efforts to remove fencing along the Trans-Mongolian …
Good News Network 11 May 2026
Newborns to silverbacks: counting mountain gorillas in Uganda – in pictures
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Newborns to silverbacks: counting mountain gorillas in Uganda – in pictures
It's absolutely heartwarming to see the latest mountain gorilla census in Uganda, especially through the lens of National Geographic photographer Jasper Doest. The newborn gorillas…
The Guardian 11 May 2026
19 breathtaking images from the Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026 awards
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19 breathtaking images from the Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026 awards
The Milky Way Photographer of the Year awards have unveiled 19 stunning images that celebrate the beauty of our galaxy. This year's competition saw a record-breaking 6,500 submissi…
Popular Science 10 May 2026
Catch stunning views of Venus and Jupiter in mid-May as they align with the crescent Moon
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Catch stunning views of Venus and Jupiter in mid-May as they align with the crescent Moon
So, get ready for a celestial treat in mid-May! Jupiter and Venus will line up beautifully with the crescent Moon, making it a fantastic time for stargazing. Jupiter, shining brigh…
Good News Network 9 May 2026
1 in a million white bison calf born in Iowa
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1 in a million white bison calf born in Iowa
A truly remarkable event has taken place at the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge in Iowa, where a rare white bison calf has been born. Typically, bison are born with reddish or …
Popular Science 9 May 2026
Platypuses swam with dolphins 25 million years ago, reveals ‘exciting’ fossil find
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Platypuses swam with dolphins 25 million years ago, reveals ‘exciting’ fossil find
How cool is it that platypuses once swam alongside dolphins 25 million years ago? A recent fossil discovery in South Australia has unveiled an ancient species of platypus with teet…
Good News Network 9 May 2026
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In the remote Amazon, locals are saving a giant fish—and helping their villages
It's amazing to see how local communities in the remote Amazon are stepping up to protect a giant fish species. By implementing sustainable fishing practices, they're not just savi…
Science.org news 9 May 2026
85 million acres of private land are being protected for conservation in the US and Australia
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85 million acres of private land are being protected for conservation in the US and Australia
It's fantastic to see that 85 million acres of private land are being set aside for conservation in both the US and Australia! Generous citizens are leaving their land for conserva…
Good News Network 8 May 2026
Thousands of bees surprise residents and police in Ghent's Rabotwijk
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Thousands of bees surprise residents and police in Ghent's Rabotwijk
So, a massive swarm of bees took over the Rabotwijk in Ghent, and it certainly caught everyone's attention! The police were called in, but these bees were not fazed at all. Thankfu…
VRT Nws 8 May 2026
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Mama otter adopts orphaned pup: “This is a kind of happy ending”
It's heartwarming to hear that a mama otter has taken in an orphaned pup, creating a beautiful story of compassion in the animal kingdom. This kind of adoption showcases the nurtur…
Gazet van Antwerpen 8 May 2026
Explore a stunningly detailed map of the universe in April's best science images
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Explore a stunningly detailed map of the universe in April's best science images
So, this month, we get to marvel at the incredible work of the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Survey, which has just completed a five-year mission to create the most detailed 3D map of …
Nature 7 May 2026
Orphaned otter found on a beach is now surrogate mother to an orphaned pup found on a beach
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Orphaned otter found on a beach is now surrogate mother to an orphaned pup found on a beach
When rescuers discovered a tiny otter pup named Sunny alone on the beach, they brought her to a special place where Rey, another orphaned otter, was waiting. This heartwarming stor…
Good News Network 7 May 2026
From V2 rocket-scarred London to Ukraine: how nature thrives in bomb craters
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From V2 rocket-scarred London to Ukraine: how nature thrives in bomb craters
It's fascinating to see how a bomb crater from World War II has transformed into a thriving pond in Walthamstow Marshes. Ranger Luke Boyle highlights the incredible biodiversity su…
The Guardian Europe 6 May 2026
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New extinct koala species discovered in Western Australia: “Could locate food from greater distances”
I just read about an exciting discovery in Western Australia! Scientists have identified a new extinct species of koala that had the remarkable ability to locate food from greater …
Gazet van Antwerpen 6 May 2026
No, these rainbow clouds over Indonesia are not AI
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No, these rainbow clouds over Indonesia are not AI
So, there's this stunning sight over Indonesia that's lighting up the skies! These aren't magical portals or AI creations, but rather iridescent clouds formed when sunlight interac…
Popular Science 6 May 2026
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Legal rights for insects: a global imperative for stingless-bee conservation
So, here's an exciting development! Stingless bees in Peru are now recognized as legal entities, which is a groundbreaking step for environmental law. This legislation allows these…
Nature 5 May 2026
Prehistoric child’s finger bone, bear tooth pendant, and more discovered in Spanish cave
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Prehistoric child’s finger bone, bear tooth pendant, and more discovered in Spanish cave
A remarkable discovery in Cave 338, located high in the Pyrenees, is reshaping our understanding of prehistoric life. Archaeologists found a child's finger bone and a baby tooth, s…
Popular Science 5 May 2026
370 million birds will migrate tonight
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370 million birds will migrate tonight
Tonight is going to be a spectacular night for birdwatchers! An estimated 373 million birds will take to the skies, making their way northward in search of food and nesting grounds…
Popular Science 5 May 2026
Tow truck driver tells customers to wait until he finishes moose rescue: they reply ‘oh, that’s fine’
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Tow truck driver tells customers to wait until he finishes moose rescue: they reply ‘oh, that’s fine’
So, here's a heartwarming story from Saskatchewan! A tow truck driver named Clint Gottinger prioritized rescuing a frozen moose over his towing jobs, and his customers were totally…
Good News Network 5 May 2026
Woodland walks cut anxiety, study finds
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Woodland walks cut anxiety, study finds
So, it turns out that taking a stroll through the woods can really help with anxiety! A recent study found that participants who followed self-led woodland trails experienced a 31%…
Positive News 4 May 2026
Oak trees will delay sprouting leaves to avoid hungry caterpillars that devoured the trees in previous year: study
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Oak trees will delay sprouting leaves to avoid hungry caterpillars that devoured the trees in previous year: study
Isn't it fascinating how oak trees can outsmart hungry caterpillars? New research shows that these clever trees delay sprouting their leaves by three days after being heavily infes…
Good News Network 4 May 2026
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Rare rainfall brings 'Garden of Eden' in Iraq back to life
It's amazing to see how rare rainfall has revitalized the 'Garden of Eden' in Iraq! This region, known for its rich history and biodiversity, is experiencing a remarkable transform…
De Morgen 3 May 2026
The news is not all bad: five inspiring science stories to lift your mood
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The news is not all bad: five inspiring science stories to lift your mood
It's so refreshing to see positive news in science! This article highlights five uplifting stories, including the discovery of a new species of glass frog and a groundbreaking mala…
Nature 2 May 2026
40 years of work returning 900 wild horses to China’s steppes is celebrated in Year of the Horse 2026
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40 years of work returning 900 wild horses to China’s steppes is celebrated in Year of the Horse 2026
What an incredible milestone for conservation! After 40 years of dedicated efforts, the Wild Horse Return Program in China has successfully brought the Przewalski’s horse back from…
Good News Network 2 May 2026
May skygazing: a blue moon, fading comet, and a lot of meteors
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May skygazing: a blue moon, fading comet, and a lot of meteors
May is a fantastic month for stargazing, featuring not one but two full moons and the Eta Aquarids meteor shower! The full Flower Moon on May 1 is a beautiful reminder of spring, w…
Popular Science 30 Apr 2026
Record number of humpbacks observed feeding in ‘supergroup’ near South Africa
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Record number of humpbacks observed feeding in ‘supergroup’ near South Africa
Wow, can you believe it? Two photographers just set a world record by spotting 304 individual humpback whales in a single supergroup off the coast of South Africa! These magnificen…
Good News Network 30 Apr 2026
Chinese pangolins growing steadily in the wilds of southern China for the first time this century
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Chinese pangolins growing steadily in the wilds of southern China for the first time this century
It's such exciting news that the Chinese tree pangolin is making a comeback! After being critically endangered, their population in Guangdong Province has grown to about 1,778 indi…
Good News Network 29 Apr 2026
Endangered antelopes flown to Kenya from Czech zoo in 'historic homecoming'
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Endangered antelopes flown to Kenya from Czech zoo in 'historic homecoming'
Four mountain bongos, a rare antelope species, have made their way back to Kenya from a Czech zoo, and it's such an exciting moment! These beautiful creatures are expected to boost…
BBC Top Stories 29 Apr 2026
Older than the dinosaurs: scientists finally unlock secret of the mayfly’s dance
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Older than the dinosaurs: scientists finally unlock secret of the mayfly’s dance
On a lovely spring evening by the River Thames, thousands of mayflies perform a dance that’s been around for millions of years. These fascinating insects, which have existed long b…
The Guardian 29 Apr 2026
18 silly finalists from the comedy wildlife people’s choice awards
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18 silly finalists from the comedy wildlife people’s choice awards
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards have brought some laughter to our day with their latest finalists! Alison Tuck's winning photo of a gannet struggling against the wind perfectly ca…
Popular Science 29 Apr 2026
A new long-distance walking trail in Wales takes in gorges, ruined abbeys and sweeping sands
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A new long-distance walking trail in Wales takes in gorges, ruined abbeys and sweeping sands
I’m really excited about the new Teifi Valley Trail in Wales, which officially launched on April 25! This 83-mile hike takes you from the river’s source in the Cambrian Mountains a…
The Guardian 28 Apr 2026
One simple shift in your morning routine can improve your sleep and energize you all day
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One simple shift in your morning routine can improve your sleep and energize you all day
So, here's the thing: making a tiny tweak to your morning routine can have a huge impact on how you feel throughout the day. Just stepping outside and soaking up some sunlight for …
Upworthy 28 Apr 2026
300-degree hot springs hiding under the frozen Antarctic sea
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300-degree hot springs hiding under the frozen Antarctic sea
Scientists have made an exciting breakthrough by directly observing hydrothermal vents beneath the Antarctic sea, revealing a unique marine ecosystem thriving in extreme conditions…
Popular Science 27 Apr 2026
Parrots use names to talk to each other
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Parrots use names to talk to each other
So, it turns out that parrots might be using names just like we do! A recent study found that many companion parrots can learn and apply names appropriately, even using them in uni…
Popular Science 27 Apr 2026
‘When we saw one there were high-fives and hugging’: the Swedish TV show (hopefully) bringing moose to your sofa
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‘When we saw one there were high-fives and hugging’: the Swedish TV show (hopefully) bringing moose to your sofa
I just love the idea of The Great Moose Migration bringing the beauty of nature right into our living rooms! This unique Swedish show offers a three-week-long livestream where view…
The Guardian 27 Apr 2026
How an Orkney garden healed a writer
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How an Orkney garden healed a writer
Victoria Bennett found healing in her Orkney garden during a stormy winter. She discovered the joy of howling into the sea, which helped her release the struggles she felt after mo…
The Guardian 27 Apr 2026
In Amsterdam, the Art Zoo museum showcases dinosaur fossils transformed into works of art
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In Amsterdam, the Art Zoo museum showcases dinosaur fossils transformed into works of art
So, there's this fascinating exhibition called Relics at the Art Zoo museum in Amsterdam, featuring nine stunning sculptures made from prehistoric fossils. These artworks, crafted …
Le Figaro 26 Apr 2026
Weekends in Europe: 5 wild retreats to disappear for a few days
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Weekends in Europe: 5 wild retreats to disappear for a few days
So, if you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle, this article highlights five stunning European retreats. From the secret coves of Turkey to the wild landscapes of Minorca, t…
Le Figaro 26 Apr 2026
Exploring Italy’s ‘forgotten’ Dolomites: ‘The same massive mountains without the crowds’
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Exploring Italy’s ‘forgotten’ Dolomites: ‘The same massive mountains without the crowds’
The ‘forgotten’ Dolomites offer a serene escape from the bustling tourist spots, with Belluno as the perfect starting point. Here, you can wander through peaceful valleys and enjoy…
The Guardian Europe 25 Apr 2026
Tai Chi Day celebrated with wave on Beringen mine hill: “This wave is now going around the world”
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Tai Chi Day celebrated with wave on Beringen mine hill: “This wave is now going around the world”
Today is Tai Chi Day, celebrated globally with a tai chi wave at 10 AM local time. In Beringen, around 20 enthusiasts made their way to the top of the mine hill, creating a unique …
VRT Nws 25 Apr 2026
Cries of delight as Sumatran orangutan filmed using canopy bridge to cross road for first time
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Cries of delight as Sumatran orangutan filmed using canopy bridge to cross road for first time
I can't believe it – the critically endangered Sumatran orangutan has been filmed crossing a canopy bridge for the very first time! This amazing moment happened in North Sumatra, w…
The Guardian 25 Apr 2026
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Look. “Breathtaking view”, for those who dare: new suspension bridge is the highest and longest in Benelux
So, there's this incredible new suspension bridge that’s making waves in the Benelux region! It boasts the title of the highest and longest bridge, which is just mind-blowing. Imag…
Het Laatste Nieuws 25 Apr 2026
Honeybees understand basic math
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Honeybees understand basic math
Isn't it fascinating that honeybees, with brains the size of a sesame seed, can actually understand basic math? Researchers at Monash University have shown that these incredible po…
Popular Science 24 Apr 2026
Girl describes finding rare Mexican axolotl in Wales
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Girl describes finding rare Mexican axolotl in Wales
So, a 10-year-old girl named Evie made an incredible discovery while on holiday in Wales - she found a rare Mexican axolotl! This is the first time anyone has documented finding on…
BBC Top Stories 23 Apr 2026
Seeds can ‘hear’ the rain–and the sound waves make them grow faster shows MIT study
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Seeds can ‘hear’ the rain–and the sound waves make them grow faster shows MIT study
Isn't it fascinating that seeds can actually sense the sound of rain? A new study from MIT shows that rice seeds sprout faster when they hear rainfall, even while still submerged. …
Good News Network 23 Apr 2026
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Kempen sheep army takes on Japanese knotweed
In the Kempen region near Schoten, a flock of sheep is being deployed as a natural weapon against the invasive Japanese knotweed, one of the most stubborn plants threatening local …
Gazet van Antwerpen 23 Apr 2026
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A hidden heart in the forest, grown from grief and love
After losing his wife Janet suddenly in 1995, English farmer Winston Howes planted 6,000 oak trees on his farm in South Gloucestershire - and secretly shaped them into a massive he…
Upworthy 23 Apr 2026
Ditch the power tools and build a hedgehog highway for a nature-friendly garden
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Ditch the power tools and build a hedgehog highway for a nature-friendly garden
Spring is here and the urge to tidy up the garden is real - but hold that thought, because all those hollow stems, dead leaves and rotting bits are absolutely teeming with life. So…
The Guardian 22 Apr 2026
One man's mission to save Cornwall's creeks from rotting fibreglass boats
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One man's mission to save Cornwall's creeks from rotting fibreglass boats
Steve Green, a boat engineer from Cornwall, is on a remarkable one-man mission to clear 166 abandoned fibreglass yachts from the hidden creeks of the Helford and Fal rivers. And he…
The Guardian Europe 22 Apr 2026
Record puffin count on Welsh island for second year in a row
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Record puffin count on Welsh island for second year in a row
So: great news from Skomer Island off the Pembrokeshire coast, where a whopping 52,019 puffins were counted this year - that's 8,000 more than the previous record set just last yea…
BBC Top Stories 22 Apr 2026
Tourist finds rare chunk of oldest sea crocodile
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Tourist finds rare chunk of oldest sea crocodile
So: a woman from Solihull named Heather Salt went to Lyme Regis just hoping to find a little ammonite, and instead stumbled across a 200-million-year-old jawbone fragment from one …
BBC Top Stories 22 Apr 2026
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Rainforests can bounce back much faster than thought, researchers say
Researchers have discovered that rainforests have an incredible ability to recover from deforestation much faster than previously believed. This finding is a game-changer for conse…
The New York Times 22 Apr 2026
Earth’s largest otters have chocolate bar-sized babies
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Earth’s largest otters have chocolate bar-sized babies
Isn't it fascinating that giant otter babies weigh just about 7.1 ounces, roughly the size of a decent chocolate bar? Chester Zoo recently welcomed three of these adorable little o…
Popular Science 21 Apr 2026
Rare sea eagle spotted at Het Vinne lake in Zoutleeuw
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Rare sea eagle spotted at Het Vinne lake in Zoutleeuw
So, a rare sea eagle has been spotted at Het Vinne lake in Zoutleeuw, and it's quite the sight! Hobby photographer Eddy Koninckx managed to capture this magnificent bird, which boa…
VRT Nws 21 Apr 2026
Silent friend sees the world through the eyes of a tree: some small plants became very good friends
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Silent friend sees the world through the eyes of a tree: some small plants became very good friends
Ildikó Enyedi's film 'Silent Friend' offers a unique perspective on nature, focusing on the life of an ancient ginkgo tree. It's a sensory experience that intertwines the stories o…
NRC 21 Apr 2026
Wildlife and humans thriving in Unesco-protected sites
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Wildlife and humans thriving in Unesco-protected sites
It's fantastic to see that wildlife and humans are thriving in Unesco-protected areas, despite the global decline in wildlife populations. Research shows these sites are resilient,…
The Guardian 21 Apr 2026
World’s oldest gorilla, known for her dignified manner, celebrates 69
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World’s oldest gorilla, known for her dignified manner, celebrates 69
On April 13th, Fatou, the world’s oldest gorilla, celebrated her 69th birthday with a delightful vegetable feast at the Berlin Zoo. It's fascinating to think about her journey from…
Good News Network 21 Apr 2026
The Lyrid meteor shower 2026: how to watch
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The Lyrid meteor shower 2026: how to watch
So, the Lyrid meteor shower is set to peak on the night of April 21 to 22, 2026, and it's going to be quite a show! With up to 15 meteors per hour expected, and possibly even 100 u…
Manual 21 Apr 2026
‘Social prescribing’ has doctors writing scripts for nature walks and art classes. It’s working.
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‘Social prescribing’ has doctors writing scripts for nature walks and art classes. It’s working.
So, there's this fascinating trend where doctors are moving beyond just prescribing medications for loneliness and are actually writing prescriptions for activities like nature wal…
Upworthy 21 Apr 2026
Two new paddle routes on Kempen canals: 'You can also paddle here during dry periods'
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Two new paddle routes on Kempen canals: 'You can also paddle here during dry periods'
I'm really excited to share that two new paddle routes have been opened on the Kempen canals! One is a 30-kilometer stretch perfect for kayakers and canoeists, while the other is a…
VRT Nws 20 Apr 2026
Sand martins nest in construction site Maaseik: beautiful news for our biodiversity
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Sand martins nest in construction site Maaseik: beautiful news for our biodiversity
So, here's the exciting news! Two sand martins have decided to nest in a construction site for a new residential tower along the Maas River in Maaseik. The city has taken steps to …
VRT Nws 20 Apr 2026
US again wins battle on Wake Atoll against invasive rats depleting the seabird populations
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US again wins battle on Wake Atoll against invasive rats depleting the seabird populations
What an exciting victory for Wake Atoll! After years of struggle, invasive rats have been eradicated, allowing native seabirds to thrive once again. This collaborative effort has n…
Good News Network 20 Apr 2026
Two mountain lion cubs rescued from certain death
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Two mountain lion cubs rescued from certain death
It's heartwarming to hear about Clover and Crimson, two mountain lion cubs rescued from dire situations in California. Clover arrived at the Oakland Zoo underweight and in need of …
Popular Science 20 Apr 2026
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Striking light flash above West Flanders turns out to be a fireball: “This week still chances to see it”
So, it turns out that the mysterious light flash seen above West Flanders was actually a fireball! How exciting is that? Experts say there are still opportunities this week to catc…
Het Laatste Nieuws 20 Apr 2026
A new start after 60: my father died when I was a child – and I followed him to Antarctica
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A new start after 60: my father died when I was a child – and I followed him to Antarctica
Amanda Barry's journey to Antarctica is a heartfelt tribute to her late father, who passed away when she was just nine. After discovering his belongings, she felt compelled to foll…
The Guardian 20 Apr 2026
8 cool images from the mangrove photography awards
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8 cool images from the mangrove photography awards
Mangroves are truly amazing, acting as nature's buffer against storms and providing homes for countless species. The Mangrove Photography Awards highlight this ecological wonder by…
Popular Science 19 Apr 2026
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From school project to remedy for bees: Warre (18) makes the fight against hornets accessible
It's fantastic to see young people like Warre taking initiative for the environment! At just 18, he's turned a school project into a practical solution for protecting bees from hor…
Gazet van Antwerpen 19 Apr 2026
More than 100 hikers accompany 800 sheep on trek through Voerstreek to summer pastures
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More than 100 hikers accompany 800 sheep on trek through Voerstreek to summer pastures
This weekend, the Transhumance event took place in Voeren, organized by Natuurpunt, where around 800 sheep were walked from their winter to summer pastures. It attracted a record 1…
VRT Nws 19 Apr 2026
A prickle of hedgehogs and an armada of newts: wildlife settles in at London’s new Queen Elizabeth garden
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A prickle of hedgehogs and an armada of newts: wildlife settles in at London’s new Queen Elizabeth garden
When the Queen Elizabeth II garden opens in Regent’s Park, it’s not just the first visitors who will be excited. A variety of wildlife, including hedgehogs and newts, have already …
The Guardian 18 Apr 2026
Neighbors raise money for 50 birdhouses in forest in Schilde: It's a way to connect the community
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Neighbors raise money for 50 birdhouses in forest in Schilde: "It's a way to connect the community"
In Schilde, neighbors have come together to hang 50 new birdhouses in the Picardiebos, funded by their annual Picardiebosfeesten. This event not only helps clean up their beloved f…
VRT Nws 18 Apr 2026
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Striking 'sun candle' lights up the sky over British Columbia
I just came across this fascinating phenomenon in British Columbia where a unique 'sun candle' is lighting up the sky! It's incredible how nature can surprise us with such beautifu…
Gazet van Antwerpen 18 Apr 2026
More than 15m oysters to be released in the North Sea for UK rewilding project
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More than 15m oysters to be released in the North Sea for UK rewilding project
I’m really excited about this! Over 15 million juvenile oysters are set to be released into the North Sea, marking a major step in rewilding efforts. This project aims to restore o…
The Guardian 17 Apr 2026
World’s last wild horse thriving after 3 years in Spain’s gallop towards rewilding
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World’s last wild horse thriving after 3 years in Spain’s gallop towards rewilding
Isn't it amazing? Three years ago, the last wild horse species, the Przewalski’s horse, was reintroduced into a Spanish woodland, and now they’re thriving! With 10 foals born since…
Good News Network 16 Apr 2026
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Remarkably resilient rainforest can restore itself
It's fascinating to learn that certain rainforests have an incredible ability to bounce back after disturbances. Researchers have found that these ecosystems can regenerate themsel…
De Morgen 16 Apr 2026
Brazil’s blue-and-yellow macaws return to Rio after 200 years: ‘A dream come true’
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Brazil’s blue-and-yellow macaws return to Rio after 200 years: ‘A dream come true’
It's such exciting news that blue-and-yellow macaws are back in Rio de Janeiro after 200 years! Thanks to a captive breeding program, these stunning birds are finally soaring throu…
Good News Network 15 Apr 2026
Butterfly Tinder? Friesland and Overijssel want a 'dating highway' for the large fire butterfly
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Butterfly Tinder? Friesland and Overijssel want a 'dating highway' for the large fire butterfly
Isn't it fascinating? The large fire butterfly, a stunning species unique to the Netherlands, is facing extinction in its habitat in Friesland. Conservationists are now proposing a…
NRC 15 Apr 2026
Cloud jaguar sighting is first in a decade caught on a trail cam in Honduras
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Cloud jaguar sighting is first in a decade caught on a trail cam in Honduras
Just recently, a stunning sighting of a jaguar in Honduras' Sierra del Merendón mountains was captured on camera for the first time in ten years! This healthy male jaguar was spott…
Good News Network 15 Apr 2026
Oldest known meteor shower to light up UK skies this week
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Oldest known meteor shower to light up UK skies this week
If you're a fan of meteor spotting, you're in for a real treat this week! The Lyrid meteor shower, the oldest recorded shower, will light up the skies starting April 16. You can ex…
BBC Top Stories 15 Apr 2026
Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
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Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales, those gigantic ocean dwellers, share some communication traits with us? Researchers have found that their vocalizations form a sort of 'alph…
The Guardian 15 Apr 2026
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Durmemeersen gets renewed nature management plan focused on biodiversity
I'm really excited about the renewed nature management plan for Durmemeersen! It’s all about boosting biodiversity, which is so crucial for our environment. The plan aims to enhanc…
Gazet van Antwerpen 15 Apr 2026
Concrete and asphalt make way for drifting dunes at airport in Malle
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Concrete and asphalt make way for drifting dunes at airport in Malle
So, the airport in Malle is undergoing a fantastic transformation! The Agency for Nature and Forest has removed a whopping 16 hectares of concrete and asphalt to restore drifting d…
VRT Nws 15 Apr 2026
April’s lyrid meteor shower to streak across moonless sky for a perfect stargazing show
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April’s lyrid meteor shower to streak across moonless sky for a perfect stargazing show
So, get ready for an astronomical treat this April! The Lyrid meteor shower is set to dazzle us with up to 15 shooting stars per hour, all against a moonless sky. This year, the pe…
Good News Network 13 Apr 2026
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Surprising baby news from Zoo Planckendael: Asian elephant May Tagu is pregnant by bull Kanvar
I just heard the most exciting news from Zoo Planckendael! May Tagu, the Asian elephant, is expecting a baby with the bull Kanvar. This is such a wonderful development for the zoo …
Het Laatste Nieuws 13 Apr 2026
First weekend of hyacinth festival in Halle goes smoothly: 'Parking full, but everything calm'
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First weekend of hyacinth festival in Halle goes smoothly: 'Parking full, but everything calm'
The first weekend of the hyacinth festival in Halle was a delightful success! With beautiful purple flower carpets attracting nature lovers and photographers, the atmosphere was li…
VRT Nws 13 Apr 2026
Owl saved from electrical fence adopts abandoned owlet
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Owl saved from electrical fence adopts abandoned owlet
What a heartwarming story! A female great horned owl was rescued after getting stuck in an electrical fence, and while she was recovering, she ended up adopting an abandoned owlet.…
Popular Science 12 Apr 2026
New sea eagle born in De Blankaart in Diksmuide
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New sea eagle born in De Blankaart in Diksmuide
I’m absolutely thrilled to share that a new sea eagle has hatched at De Blankaart! Guido Vandenbroucke, the conservator, spotted a feeding session this morning, which is such an ex…
VRT Nws 12 Apr 2026
Girl's 'mammoth' bone find may be 500,000 years old
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Girl's 'mammoth' bone find may be 500,000 years old
So, a schoolgirl named Nina Evans made an incredible discovery on Felixstowe beach – a bone fragment that could be up to half a million years old! While searching for shark teeth w…
BBC Top Stories 12 Apr 2026
Urine from music festival toilets is fertilizing a new biodiverse forest with odor-free nutrients
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Urine from music festival toilets is fertilizing a new biodiverse forest with odor-free nutrients
How cool is this? In a UK first, urine collected from music festival toilets is being used to fertilize a new forest in Wales! This innovative project will see 4,500 native trees g…
Good News Network 12 Apr 2026
After disappointing breeding seasons: 2 peregrine falcon chicks born at Sint-Maartenskerk in Kortrijk, possibly 2 more on the way
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After disappointing breeding seasons: 2 peregrine falcon chicks born at Sint-Maartenskerk in Kortrijk, possibly 2 more on the way
How exciting is this? The famous peregrine falcon couple, Jara and James, have successfully hatched two chicks at the Sint-Maartenskerk in Kortrijk after a couple of tough breeding…
VRT Nws 10 Apr 2026
Scientists track where butternut trees have resisted deadly disease – so reforesting efforts can thrive
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Scientists track where butternut trees have resisted deadly disease – so reforesting efforts can thrive
It's fantastic to see how researchers are using modern data science to help the endangered butternut tree bounce back from a devastating fungal disease! By mapping the climate and …
Good News Network 10 Apr 2026
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Exploring Cities on the Go with a Golf Cart
I've always been curious about how cities can be explored in new and exciting ways. A team of experts shared some innovative ideas for experiencing urban life on wheels, using a go…
Het Laatste Nieuws 9 Apr 2026
Planting 30,000 trees surpasses goal for regenerating a rainforest on the isle of man
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Planting 30,000 trees surpasses goal for regenerating a rainforest on the isle of man
So here's what I find absolutely wonderful - the Manx Wildlife Trust set out to reforest 70 acres of celtic rainforest on the Isle of Man, and three years later they've actually pl…
Good News Network 9 Apr 2026
Wallonia bans robot lawn mowers at night to protect hedgehogs
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Wallonia bans robot lawn mowers at night to protect hedgehogs
So here's the thing - hedgehogs are nocturnal creatures that can't escape from robot mowers, and instead of fleeing, they just curl up into a ball where their spines become useless…
VRT Nws 9 Apr 2026
Five Ways to Turn Eco-Anxiety into Something Positive
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Five Ways to Turn Eco-Anxiety into Something Positive
Feeling stuck in climate anxiety? These five small actions can help you feel more grounded, connected, and purposeful. Design your attention to see what empowers instead of what pa…
Positive News 7 Apr 2026
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A Son's Mission to Revive His Father
A documentary explores the relationship between a son and his aging father, who has lost interest in life. The son tries to revive him by taking him on trips and recreating memorie…
NRC 6 Apr 2026
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Endangered Bird Was Losing its Song, So Captive Breeding Now Includes Singing Lessons from Wild Males
The critically endangered regent honeyeater has had to re-learn its natural love song after reaching a record low of 300 individuals left in the wild. Scientists at the Australian …
Good News Network 6 Apr 2026
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Glorious easter weather ahead: better than the Costa del Sol
Great news for everyone spending the Easter holidays at home in Belgium: the weather is looking absolutely spectacular. Forecasts are pointing to temperatures and sunshine that wou…
Het Laatste Nieuws 6 Apr 2026
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Looking at Birds Will Make You Happier
Discovering the joy of birdwatching has transformed my life. By looking at birds through a verrekijker, I feel a strong sense of happiness and well-being. It's not just about seein…
NRC 6 Apr 2026
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Oostduinkerkse garnaalvissers te paard openen seizoen: Leuk om weer op zee te zijn
The Ostend horseback fishermen have opened their season, and the beautiful weather attracted many visitors. The fishermen take their horses out to sea for about 20 minutes and let …
VRT Nws 6 Apr 2026
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Seal loves his rubber duckie - adorable video goes viral
Reggae, a 33-year-old Atlantic harbor seal at the New England Aquarium in Boston, is absolutely smitten with his little yellow rubber duckie - and honestly, the whole internet seem…
Good News Network 6 Apr 2026
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Toestand van gestrande bultrug onveranderd, maar er is opnieuw sprankeltje hoop
Despite the lack of improvement in his prognosis, there is still cause for optimism about the future of the stranded crab. The fishmongers and chefs at Bruges' bustling market are …
Het Laatste Nieuws 6 Apr 2026