Conservation group sues Arizona Game and Fish over mountain lion hunts
A conservation group is suing the Arizona Game and Fish Department over its rules surrounding mountain lion sport…
Blaze breaks out at Trafford suspected illegal waste dump
The 43 year-old added: “The type of rubbish being dumped used to be agricultural waste, but it now…
Can the searing European summer put climate action back on the agenda – or will disaster response take over?
Intense heat, unprecedented wildfires and savage droughts have hit Europe hard this northern summer. More than 25,000 people…
Rush to find solar eclipse glasses as UK high street stocks run short | Solar eclipses
A frantic rush is on across the UK to find the right kind of protective eyewear ahead of…
£8 million gift to create quantum institute at UCL | UCL News
The new David Potter Institute for Quantum Information and Spacetime, established thanks to a landmark award from the…
India donates five peacocks to UN Geneva, reviving decades-old tradition – Deccan Herald
India donates five peacocks to UN Geneva, reviving decades-old tradition Deccan HeraldPeacock party takes pride of place in nod…
Best places to see partial solar eclipse across England
People across England have a rare chance to experience a dramatic partial solar eclipse this week, when the…
Wildfire smoke is once again pouring across the United States
Wildfire smoke is once again pouring across the United States following a weekend of new blazes across Canada’s…
The Andromeda galaxy may be getting bullied by a smaller galactic neighbor, scientists find
Thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have shed light on a recent chapter in the history of…
Stephen Hawking, scientist: “We each exist for a short time, and in that time we explore a small part of the whole universe”
Stephen William Hawking left a mark on modern science that few have matched. His name became forever associated…
How Historic Sawfish Collections Changed Conservation
Author Annmarie Fearing with a largetooth sawfish specimen for DNA testing. Kelcee Smith There’s something almost magical about…
There’s a parasite in the ocean that doesn’t just feed on its host, it becomes part of it — Cymothoa exigua enters a fish through the gills, kills off its tongue by cutting the blood supply, and then attaches itself to the stump, living the rest of its life as the fish’s new, functioning tongue
Open the mouth of a snapper lying on a fishmonger’s ice and, every so often, something looks back.…