In 1816, a Barbados-born doctor used dogs and cats to test blood transfusion; his forgotten experiments showed why animal blood could not replace human blood |

In 1816, a Barbados-born doctor used dogs and cats to test blood transfusion; his forgotten experiments showed why animal blood could not replace human blood |

Human blood was used in an attempt to revive exsanguinated dogs. Image Credit: National Library of Medicine In 1816, a young doctor from Barbados carried out blood transfusion experiments that challenged a dangerous medical assumption and helped point the field towards a safer future. ‘John Henry Leacock’ used dogs and cats to investigate whether blood…

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Humko Indian Bolo: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju responds to Arunachal girl’s cute request, “Humko Indian bolo”: “You have become famous; the whole of India loves you”

Humko Indian Bolo: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju responds to Arunachal girl’s cute request, “Humko Indian bolo”: “You have become famous; the whole of India loves you”

The union minister interacted with the Arunachal girl on a video call A few words from a little girl in Arunachal Pradesh have travelled far beyond her hometown. After a video of Karga Tinkle Gongo objecting to being called Chinese went viral online, Union minister Kiren Rijiju spoke to her over a video call and…

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‘The Paradise’ star Nani confirms no trailer will be released before September 24, explains why the team decided to skip it: 'The movie is more important' |

‘The Paradise’ star Nani confirms no trailer will be released before September 24, explains why the team decided to skip it: ‘The movie is more important’ |

Natural Star Nani is gearing up for the release of his upcoming action thriller drama ‘The Paradise’, directed by Srikanth Odela. With the film set to arrive in theatres on September 24, fans have been eagerly waiting for the trailer. However, during a press meet on Friday, Nani confirmed that the makers have decided not…

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In 1898, Chesapeake Bay was so full of oysters that one grew on a lost set of dentures; today, more than 99% of the historic native population has disappeared

In 1898, Chesapeake Bay was so full of oysters that one grew on a lost set of dentures; today, more than 99% of the historic native population has disappeared

An eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) attached to an upper set of artificial teeth (Source: Smithsonian Institution) In 1898, a dredging boat pulling debris from the floor of the Chesapeake Bay made a discovery that looked like something from a biological nightmare: a set of human dentures with a live oyster firmly attached to them.The unusual…

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Warren Buffett plans to donate over 99% of his fortune rather than build a family dynasty: Here's why | World News

Warren Buffett plans to donate over 99% of his fortune rather than build a family dynasty: Here’s why | World News

Warren Buffett, one of the world’s most successful investors and the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, has long maintained that the vast majority of his wealth should be used for philanthropy rather than passed down through generations of his family. The billionaire has pledged to donate more than 99% of his fortune, which is valued at…

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In 2024, Lancashire friends outgrew a small gaming shed and built a £2,000-plus replacement from scratch with an 18-foot table and a memorial to a friend; two years later, it won Britain's Shed of the Year

In 2024, Lancashire friends outgrew a small gaming shed and built a £2,000-plus replacement from scratch with an 18-foot table and a memorial to a friend; two years later, it won Britain’s Shed of the Year

The shed features an 18-foot gaming table, storage for equipment and miniatures, and a tea-making station. A garden shed built by a group of friends in Lancashire for their tabletop gaming sessions has won Britain’s 2026 Shed of the Year competition. Known as Otty’s Hobby Shed 2.0, the building belongs to Chris Otterburn and serves…

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A San Francisco man was digging in his backyard when his shovel hit something hard; he unearthed a 150-pound limestone sculpture and nobody knows who made it

A San Francisco man was digging in his backyard when his shovel hit something hard; he unearthed a 150-pound limestone sculpture and nobody knows who made it

This Couple Found a Mysterious 150-Pound Sculpture Buried in Their Backyard. Now, They’re Trying to Figure Out Who Made It A routine gardening project in San Francisco turned into a historical mystery when a local landscape contractor found a 150-pound limestone sculpture buried deep beneath his backyard. Greg Gatwood, 65, was digging in the garden…

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‘Health needs to come first’

‘Health needs to come first’

Rashmika Mandanna has recently become one of the busiest actresses, involved in multiple projects. However, she is currently recovering from a serious hip injury, which seems to be affecting the schedule of her upcoming films. According to the latest reports one of the projects impacted by her recovery is Allu Arjun’s much-awaited ‘Raaka,’ directed by…

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After 40 years without nesting, western snowy plovers have returned to a California beach; a conservation programme has now released 212 birds since 2016 and is using tracking tags to follow their movements

After 40 years without nesting, western snowy plovers have returned to a California beach; a conservation programme has now released 212 birds since 2016 and is using tracking tags to follow their movements

The 11 plovers released this year were fitted with tracking devices that use radio and Bluetooth signals Western snowy plovers have returned to nesting at Coal Oil Point Reserve in Isla Vista, California, after about 40 years without nesting there. The return followed conservation work that included fencing and a docent programme to reduce human…

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