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In 1922, Olaus Murie entered Alaska to study caribou, helping change how scientists understood wildlife and ecosystems

In 1922, Olaus Murie entered Alaska to study caribou, helping change how scientists understood wildlife and ecosystems

In 1922, biologist Olaus J. Murie entered Alaska’s vast wilderness to study caribou, beginning a body of field research that would eventually influence how scientists and park managers understood wildlife as part of interconnected ecosystems. Murie had been hired by the US Biological Survey as a wildlife biologist and spent much of the early 1920s…

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Who is Gautam Rangarajan? Indian-origin strategist appointed to key role by UK PM Andy Burnham

Who is Gautam Rangarajan? Indian-origin strategist appointed to key role by UK PM Andy Burnham

Indian-origin strategist Gautam Rangarajan. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed Indian-origin strategist and former BBC executive Gautam Rangarajan as an Expert Adviser on Structure and Process in a newly created role at 10 Downing Street.Rangarajan, who brings decades of experience in strategy, organisational transformation and media, is set to take up the position this…

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These Chinese Zodiac Signs May Attract Money Luck; Others Need Patience

These Chinese Zodiac Signs May Attract Money Luck; Others Need Patience

Today’s Wu Wu day brings movement and practical pressure, urging stability over haste. Action is useful, but emotional speed must be carefully managed throughout the day. Prioritize clearing pending tasks before embracing new responsibilities or commitments. Certain zodiac animals may face challenges while others can enjoy beneficial progress. Focus on steady choices and purposeful action…

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The golden lion tamarin seen on a R$20 banknote nearly vanished from Brazil: Zoologist Devra Kleiman helped bring it back

Zoologist Devra Kleiman helped bring it back

Image: Left/Zoologist Devra Kleiman/Right/National Geographic The small golden lion tamarin is one of Brazil’s most recognisable animals, but its presence on the R$20 banknote represents much more than national wildlife. The species (Leontopithecus rosalia) was once pushed dangerously close to extinction, with only about 200 animals remaining in the wild in the early 1970s. Brazil’s…

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‘Dragon’ actor thanks fans after successful surgery, says, ‘I’m doing well, see you soon!’

‘Dragon’ actor thanks fans after successful surgery, says, ‘I’m doing well, see you soon!’

Jr NTR has shared a health update with his fans after undergoing successful shoulder surgery. The actor, who recently suffered a shoulder injury, underwent an arthroscopic procedure at KIMS Hospitals in Secunderabad. Following the surgery, he thanked his fans, friends and family for their prayers and support and assured them that he is doing well….

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Daily Nadi Horoscope for Aries (12th August 2026): Don’t Make a Home Decision While Emotions Are Unsettled

Daily Nadi Horoscope for Aries (12th August 2026): Don’t Make a Home Decision While Emotions Are Unsettled

Today, the Moon in Cancer fosters deeper connections with loved ones and familiar surroundings. As celestial shifts unveil underlying family dynamics, it’s a perfect time to reflect on home-related concerns. The entrance of Mars into Ardra Nakshatra enhances communication, while Jupiter’s influence sharpens judgment. Consider decluttering both emotionally and physically to rejuvenate the home atmosphere,…

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Farmer's Almanac predicts a cold, snowy Wyoming winter, but one meteorologist calls long-range August forecasts 'voodoo magic'

Farmer’s Almanac predicts a cold, snowy Wyoming winter, but one meteorologist calls long-range August forecasts ‘voodoo magic’

Meteorologist Don Day Calls New Farmer’s Almanac Winter Forecast ‘Voodoo Magic’ The Farmer’s Almanac has released its 2026–2027 winter forecast, predicting a “cold, snowy at times, and breezy” season for Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain region. However, local meteorologist Don Day is warning people not to put too much trust in such long-range forecasts released…

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Scientists in Austria found that a glyphosate-based herbicide reduced earthworm reproduction by 56% in a greenhouse study

Scientists in Austria found that a glyphosate-based herbicide reduced earthworm reproduction by 56% in a greenhouse study

Across the United States, glyphosate is applied across an enormous area of farmland each year. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, an average of 298 million acres of cropland receives glyphosate applications annually, giving a sense of how routinely the herbicide enters agricultural landscapes. Much of the attention around glyphosate has centred on weeds…

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