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Scientists tracked a rare Florida butterfly for 35 years and found hurricanes were unexpectedly helping its population recover |

PC: Kristen Grace/ Florida Museum of Natural History A 35-year study of the endangered Schaus’ swallowtail butterfly has found that high winds associated with hurricanes were linked to both short-term and longer-term changes in its population. Researchers analysed mark-release-recapture data collected on Elliott Key in Biscayne National Park between 1985 and 2021. The population varied…

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Ajay Devgn calls Captain Smit Machchhar a hero in every sense of the word, wishes him a speedy recovery: ‘A true display of courage and duty |

Ajay Devgn has joined several Bollywood celebrities in praising Flydubai pilot Captain Smit Machchhar for his courage during a terrifying mid-air incident. Machchhar was reportedly attacked and stabbed by his co-pilot while operating flight FZ1073, but managed to take action that helped prevent further danger to the 174 people on board.Taking to X on Saturday,…

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She helped her father harvest areca nuts and got a job in the Income Tax Department to support her athletic needs: Meet Sneha SS who won bronze at the Asian Games

Rain on the track. A packed stadium. Four runners waiting for a baton to arrive. And one sprinter from Karnataka running the second leg for India.Sneha SS, or Sneha Sathyanarayana Shanuvalli, is the new name for many fans as she, along with her teammates, clinched a bronze medal in the first-ever mixed 4×100 metres relay…

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Brisbane 2032 Olympic logo leaked by Games’ own YouTube channel days before official reveal | Off the field News

The Brisbane 2032 Olympics organising committee’s planned logo reveal was thrown off schedule after its own YouTube channel accidentally leaked the Olympic and Paralympic emblems three days before their official unveiling.Parts of the designs had already been shown this week as part of a teaser campaign across Queensland, with the complete logos due to be…

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Researchers described 18 previously unpublished hominin fossils from South Africa, including an adult Homo erectus dated to 2 million years ago, 200,000 years older than other known adult fossils

The fossils were excavated at the Drimolen Main Quarry, part of South Africa’s ‘Cradle of Humankind’. Researchers have described 18 previously unpublished hominin fossils from the Drimolen Main Quarry in South Africa, including a fossil from an adult Homo erectus dated to 2 million years ago. The finding is 200,000 years older than other known…

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