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MP Approves Felling of 1.56 Lakh Sal Trees Over Beetle Outbreak
Madhya Pradesh approves felling 1,56,319 sal trees as beetle infestation spreads across Dindori and Anuppur, with villagers paid to collect the insects.
Kalij Pheasants in Hawaii Raise Invasive Plant Concerns
Kalij pheasants introduced to Hawaii in 1962 may help spread banana poka and other invasive plants, raising questions about their impact on native forests.
Why Parrots Can Mimic Speech, Recognise People and Solve Puzzles
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Why Parrots Can Mimic Speech, Recognise People and Solve Puzzles
Discover why parrots mimic human speech, recognise familiar people and solve puzzles, and how their brains, social lives and environment shape intelligence.
California Restores 1,187 Acres to Protect Young Salmon
California's Dutch Slough project is restoring 1,187 acres of former farmland to tidal marsh near Oakley, creating habitat for young salmon and wildlife.
Leafy Seadragon: Meet the Ocean’s Ultimate Master of Disguise and One of Nature’s Most Extraordinary Marine Creatures
With leaf-like appendages that make it almost invisible among underwater seaweed, the leafy seadragon is one of the world's most remarkable camouflage experts. Despite its delicate appearance, this unique marine fish is an efficient predator that relies on stealth rather than speed to survive
5 Rare Birds Found in Tamil Nadu’s Forests and Hills: Hidden Avian Treasures of the Western Ghats
From the misty shola forests of the Nilgiris to the rugged heights of the Anamalai and Palani Hills, Tamil Nadu shelters some of India's most extraordinary and elusive birds. These species are not only spectacular to watch but also serve as indicators of the health of fragile mountain ecosystems