Nature & Science

Go green this summer while on vacation in Copenhagen, Denmark, and you could earn some free rewards. With Covid-19 restrictions being lifted, tourism in Europe is expected to reach new heights this year. Figures of total tourist arrivals in the first quarter of 2024 have already surpassed those from pre-pandemic levels of 2019. Due to […]

Less than 300 critically endangered parrots, known as red-fronted macaws from Bolivia, are left in the wild. The Twycross Zoo in Leicester, England, is now home to one of the most critically endangered parrots in the world, as per a statement released by the Zoo authorities. The red-fronted macaw, which comes from Bolivia, is thought

If you’re wondering how to control epilepsy seizures, an innovative treatment using a brain implant from the UK could be the solution! A 13-year-old boy from Somerset, UK, Oran Knowlson, is the first person in the world to receive a groundbreaking brain implant that can help him control epilepsy seizures. At the age of three,

Margaret Cooper, a wildlife enthusiast and volunteer from the UK, has worked diligently to set up the world’s first toad road closure on Oxton Road. Toads love crossing roads because they have a peculiar practice of going back to their ancestral breeding ponds every year for mating purposes. The brave little amphibians do not care

A new study conducted over four years suggests how elephants communicate with each other. In an interesting study, scientists revealed that elephants communicate with one another using names, exactly like people. A team of researchers from Colorado State University (CSU), Save the Elephants, and ElephantVoices led this study. The findings showed that elephants are the

India’s Lake Man helps rejuvenate 80 lakes amidst Bengaluru’s water crisis! The Southern city of Bengaluru is also known as the “Silicon Valley” of India. The city was also known for its vast network of lakes which provided drinking water around the year. However, as the city converted into a tech hub, rapid urbanization led

23-year-old Fionn Ferreira from Ireland has devised a unique solution for microplastic pollution in water bodies using ferrofluid. Fionn Ferreira, 23, is a young inventor, scientist, and conservationist from West Cork, Ireland. Being a science enthusiast, his favorite pastimes included playing with LEGO and building tiny robots. And when it does not rain, he loves to go out

Bob Dunlop, a Cambridgeshire resident, revealed a strange animal friendship with a fox he had befriended. According to the Good News Network, Bob Dunlop, 69, a kind man from Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England, has formed a strange animal friendship with an unlikely fox. When he realized her tail wasn’t as bushy as it should have been in December,