Six Surprising Facts About Seahorses
Discover six fascinating and little-known facts about seahorses, from their unique biology to their surprising behaviors in the ocean.
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Uttarakhand Waterbird Census 2026: 5,806 Birds Counted
The 2026 Asian Waterbird Census in Uttarakhand documented 5,806 birds across 126 species at Asan Conservation Reserve. Experts note stable populations despite expanded survey coverage.
Australia's Walking Sharks Thrive in Great Barrier Reef
Epaulette sharks in Australia's northeastern waters display remarkable walking abilities and reproductive resilience, offering unforgettable wildlife encounters for divers.
Bird Feather Regrowth: The Natural Miracle of Moulting
Discover how birds regenerate feathers through moulting, a vital process for flight, health, and survival. Learn about species from parrots to eagles.
Jaipur Student's Biology Success: Smart Work Strategy
Shiksha Sharma, a Class 12 student in Jaipur, shares her strategic approach to scoring high in biology, emphasizing NCERT books, diagrams, and consistent practice.
Jaipur Teachers' Tips for Class 12 Biology Exam Prep
Biology teachers from Jaipur's Cambridge Court High School offer practical advice on prioritising topics, NCERT focus, and healthy habits for Class 12 board exam preparation.
5 Animals With More Than One Heart
Discover five fascinating animals that break the one-heart rule. From octopuses to earthworms, learn how multiple hearts help them survive in unique environments.
Octopus Intelligence: Rivaling Land Animals
Discover how the octopus, a boneless marine creature, demonstrates remarkable intelligence through puzzle-solving, tool use, and planning, challenging our understanding of consciousness.
Sparrows Reveal Animal Adaptation Secrets in Norway
Researchers at NTNU study island house sparrows to understand how species genetically adapt to changing environments, using genomic prediction methods to link DNA to survival traits.
10 Animal Species Where Females Are Stronger Than Males
From gorillas to ants, discover fascinating animal species where females exhibit remarkable strength and dominance over males, challenging traditional gender perceptions.
Fish with Skull Hole Uses It for Communication in Noisy Tides
Scientists discover the rockhead poacher fish uses its unique bowl-shaped skull hollow to sense movement and produce sound, helping it communicate in noisy tidal environments along Washington's coast.
Right-Handed Snakes: Snail Shells Shape Evolution
A fascinating study reveals how snail-eating snakes developed right-handed jaw asymmetry through evolution. This adaptation gives them better grip on common right-coiled snails, showing nature's intricate predator-prey dynamics.
Trial Ban on Mackerel, Sardine Fishing Proposed in Goa
A marine biology professor recommends a trial fishing ban on mackerel and sardines from April to July to protect breeding stocks and ensure long-term sustainability for Goa's fisheries.
Right-Handed Snakes Evolved Due to Snail Shells
A 2007 study reveals snakes evolved right-handed jaw asymmetry to better eat right-coiled snails. Discover how predator-prey dynamics shape evolution. Read more fascinating science!
Orcas Use Kelp for Massage in Groundbreaking Discovery
Marine biologists discover orcas using kelp seaweed to 'massage' each other, a behaviour termed 'allokelping'. The study, published in Current Biology, reveals new depths of killer whale intelligence and social bonding. Read more about this fascinating oc
Forest Conservation vs Adivasi Land Rights in India
Adivasi communities assert land rights amid exclusionary conservation policies. Explore the justice debate in India's forest governance. Read more for insights.
Veteran Ecologist Madhav Gadgil Passes Away at 83
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil, famed for his work in conservation and human ecology, has died at 83. Explore his groundbreaking research and enduring impact on India's environmental policy.
IISc finds population bottlenecks shape bacterial cooperation
New IISc research in PLOS Biology reveals how sudden population crashes, like floods, can purge 'cheater' bacteria and strengthen cooperative traits in microbial communities. Discover the implications for infections and antibiotic resistance.
Tamil Nadu to set up Mangrove Conservation Centre
Tamil Nadu government plans a new Mangrove Conservation Centre in Pichavaram, aiming to boost eco-tourism and protect biodiversity. Read about the sustainable development plans.
Tigers to be introduced in Odisha's Debrigarh sanctuary
Odisha wildlife authorities are finalising plans to translocate tigers to Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary. The project includes a 120 km fence, villager sensitisation, and aims to create western Odisha's first tiger reserve.
CBSE Class 12 Biology 2026: Expert Tips & Revision Plan
Ace your CBSE Class 12 Biology exam on March 27, 2026. Get expert strategies, key topics, and a foolproof revision plan from top teachers to boost your score.
Mitochondria, Not Just Hormones, Key to Women's Health
New science reveals mitochondrial health is the missing link in women's wellness, from fertility to aging. Move beyond hormonal fixes to understand cellular energy. Read more.
166 Tiger Deaths in India in 2025: NTCA Data
India recorded 166 tiger deaths in 2025, a sharp rise of 40 from 2024. Madhya Pradesh saw the highest fatalities. Experts cite territorial pressure as a key cause. Read the full analysis.
Environmentalist Seechewal Wants 2026 as River Conservation Year
Eco-activist Balbir Singh Seechewal urges the Centre to declare 2026 as 'National River Conservation Year' to boost efforts for cleaning India's polluted rivers. Learn about his vision and the Kali Bein model.
166 Tiger Deaths in 2024, 60 Outside Protected Areas
India recorded 166 tiger fatalities in 2024, with over 60 occurring outside protected reserves. Discover the causes, state-wise data, and conservation challenges.
Why Some Animals Die After Mating: Evolutionary Logic
From male antechinus to praying mantises, some animals die after mating. A senior vet explains the evolutionary logic behind these fatal reproductive strategies. Read more.
Grassroots effort revives Chhattisgarh's state animal
Forest communities in Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve pledge to protect habitats and curb fires to revive the endangered wild buffalo population. A unique conservation model emerges.
Gujarat's first raptor survey in protected areas on Jan 24-25
Gujarat's first survey of birds of prey on Jan 24-25 in 26 protected areas aims to establish a baseline for resident and migratory raptor conservation. A statewide survey is planned for next year.
4 Tech Axes Shaping Next 25 Years: Bio, AI, Space, Energy
As 2025 ends, a look at the four transformative tech axes—synthetic biology, AI, space, and energy—that will redefine our world by 2050. Will institutions adapt?
Mangaluru's Turtle Conservation Drive Yields 74% Hatching Success
Mangaluru's forest department reports a significant rise in olive ridley turtle hatching rates to 74% this season through proactive conservation efforts. Discover how advanced planning is saving these endangered species.
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