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  • Published on May 12, 2025

    The Climate Fiction Prize 2025: the five shortlisted books reviewed by our experts

    Five novels have been shortlisted for the 2025 Climate Fiction Prize. Our academics review the finalists ahead of the announcement of the winner on May 14. And So I Roar by Abi Daré Abi Daré’s poignant second novel, And So I Roar, charts the parallel …

    Source: The Conversation - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Demonology

    Night: and once again, the nightly grapple with death, the room shaking with daemonic orchestras … – from the novel Under the Volcano (1947) by Malcolm Lowry Back in my student days in late 1970s Paris, one of my favourite walks would take me to the …

    Source: Aeon - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Down on the ranch with Mafia Island’s free-range sea cucumbers

    Sea cucumbers are prized as a delicacy in East Asia and used in some forms of traditional medicine. Because of the high demand for them, their populations have fallen off a cliff in Tanzania and elsewhere, landing many species on the IUCN’s red list. After …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Not ‘Manifest’ but an ‘Inclusive’ Destiny: A Case for Decolonizing Space Exploration

    Scientists, scholars, and space enthusiasts have long envisioned humans traveling to distant galaxies and settling on different planets, making space exploration a subject of much interest to scientists and social scientists. The technological feasibility …

    Source: E-International Relations - Pending
  • Published on May 9, 2025

    Vulture Extinction Could Unleash Deadly Diseases on Wildlife and Humans

    Vultures are often seen as unsightly outcasts in the animal kingdom, yet their dirty work is needed to keep ecosystems healthy. New research has shown that without these underappreciated scavengers, diseases would run rampant throughout the natural world. …

    Source: Discover Magazine - Neutral
  • Published on May 11, 2025

    Your ultimate guide to events, eats, and entertainment this week in Canberra

    Posted on 12 May, 2025 Your only regret for this week? Not clearing your schedule completely! This week our quirky capital is serving up everything from a dedicated wool expo to Broadway magic to a Middle Eastern-inspired foodie feasts that would make a …

    Source: HerCanberra - Neutral
  • Published on May 11, 2025

    Who Are the Japanese? Shocking DNA Study Reveals the Truth

    A mask depicting Aterui ‘Lord of Tamo’, a famous Emishi chief from the ancient Tohoku District in Japan. The Emishi people from north-east Asia have been identified as a possible third main ancestral group in Japan. Credit: © Avalon.red / Alamy Stock …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on May 11, 2025

    A migrating flycatcher returning to the same Sri Lankan garden sparks interest in birders

    An Asian paradise flycatcher (Terpsiphone paradisi) with distinctive markings on its head that has returned to the same home garden in Colombo for four consecutive migratory seasons has sparked interest among bird enthusiasts in Sri Lanka. Many birds, …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on May 10, 2025

    The unsung heroes: Celebrating mothers as life’s master strategists

    Today, as the gentle embrace of the second Sunday in May graces our corner of Sabah, we pause, as many do across the globe, to honor mothers. Though calendars may differ, the underlying sentiment resonates universally: a deep and abiding gratitude for the …

    Source: Borneo Post - Neutral
  • Published on May 9, 2025

    Common household items linked to thousands of deaths from heart disease

    A growing body of research suggests that plastics (such as the takeout container kind) and chemicals used to create them, called phthalates, increase heart disease risk by causing inflammation and metabolic dysfunction. A new study adds more data to the …

    Source: AOL - Pending
  • Published on May 9, 2025

    Our favourite science fiction books of all time (the ones we forgot)

    Is your favourite sci-fi novel included here, or have we forgotten it? Almost exactly a year ago, I asked our team of expert science writers here at New Scientist to name their favourite science fiction novels. Personal tastes meant we ended up with a …

    Source: New Scientist - Neutral
  • Published on May 9, 2025

    From cave homes to floating villages: 10 of the wildest home designs from around the world

    Think your place has character? Think again. All around the world homes are being built with a level of creativity that will make your bricks and mortar seem decidedly boring and beige. Whether as a result of climate necessity, culture, geographical …

    Source: realestate.com.au - Pending
  • Published on May 9, 2025

    High mercury levels found in birds on Svalbard

    THIS CONTENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology - read more Kittiwakes on Svalbard have so much mercury in their bodies that it may affect their reproductive ability. Black-legged kittiwakes are the most numerous gull …

    Source: ScienceNorway - Pending
  • Published on May 7, 2025

    The Greatest Seafarer Peoples in History

    The ancient Greeks were a seafarer people constructing different ships for battle and trade. Photo of a trireme reconstruction. Credit: George E. Koronaios Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 The seafarer peoples of the past who mastered the oceans were crucial …

    Source: Greek Reporter - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    A rare jaguar rewilding story highlights obstacles to the big cat’s conservation in Brazil

    The successful reintroduction of a young male jaguar into the Amazon Rainforest last year, following his rescue from wildfires, has highlighted the persistent threats to the species across its range. While there have been other successful jaguar …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Uni lecturer Lorraine continuing research

    UNIVERSITY lecturer Lorraine Dilu had scant knowledge of sea and human security when she attended a training programme in Japan, but was later rated as one of the top-50 performers. “I deepened my understanding of sea and human security but also developed …

    Source: The National - Indeterminate
  • Published on May 11, 2025

    News24 | SEE | New shark and over 200 marine fishes added to Africa’s largest inland aquarium in Pretoria

    The national zoo in Pretoria has added more than 200 marine fishes to its aquarium. Among the species added are three blacktip reef sharks, which are listed as vulnerable. The addition aims to introduce visitors to the broader range of tiny fish on the …

    Source: News24 - Neutral
  • Published on May 11, 2025

    Inland Taipan vs sea snakes: Know the key differences on the basis of venom, habitat and more

    In the world of poisonous snakes, two species tend to hog the limelight — the Inland Taipan and the sea snake. Although both have deadly venom that can kill a human being, they are worlds apart in terms of biology, behavior, habitat, and general threat to …

    Source: The Times of India - Center-right
  • Published on May 11, 2025

    Green ASEAN: Fostering Sustainable Development

    ASEAN faces climate risks impacting economies and food security, urging a shift to sustainable growth. Transitioning to a green economy presents opportunities for jobs, investments, and improved health outcomes. Even as economies around the world pursue …

    Source: Thailand Business News - Neutral

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