Environment

Japan zoo celebrates birth of panda cub

TOKYO, Japan (AFP) -- A Japanese zoo celebrated the first birth of a baby panda in five years Monday, with…

Flower power: gardening as therapy in Poland

by Michel Viatteau Agence France Presse RUSKIE PIASKI, Poland (AFP) -- An elderly woman leans over to smell a lush…

US researchers fuse technology with living dragonflies

VIRGINIA, United States (Reuters) -- Technology company Draper has revealed the latest steps toward fusing technology with animals, releasing a…

African penguins threatened by climate change and over-fishing

PENRYN, United Kingdom (Reuters) - The African penguin joins the list of species said to be threatened by climate change…

Sri Lanka navy personnel and residents return 20 beached whales to the sea

TRINCOMALEE, Sri Lanka (Reuters) -- Sri Lanka Navy personnel and local residents helped around 20 beached whales back out to…

Baby hippo makes her debut at Cincinnati Zoo

CINCINNATI, United States (Reuters) -- Fiona, a 270-pound (122.5 kilograms) hippopotamus, made her debut at the Cincinnati Zoo in Ohio…

Faceless fish among weird deep-sea Australian finds

SYDNEY, Australia (AFP) -- Faceless fish and other weird and wonderful creatures, many of them new species, have been hauled…

‘See-through’ ladybird shell reveals wing-folding mechanism

TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) -- Scientists in Tokyo have replaced a ladybird beetle's outer wing casing with an artificial see-through one,…

Cities may be 8 degrees Celsius hotter by 2100: study

PARIS, France (AFP) -- Under a dual onslaught of global warming and localized urban heating, some of the world's cities…

Electric shocks ‘improve’ dried herbs taste

LUND, Sweden (Reuters) -- Giving brief electric shocks to fresh herbs before drying them could vastly improve the taste of…

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