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California restores 67 acres farmland into wetlands & grasslands; restored landscape opens Sept 20
California is restoring 67 acres of former agricultural land at Ensen Community Park in Salinas into wetlands, grasslands and wildlife habitat. The project has reshaped more than 172,000 cubic yards of soil and includes 6,000 native plants, 100 trees, 1.7
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How conservation helped Iberian lynx recover from just 62 to over 2,000
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Mushrooms spent a month on the ISS, then were eaten in pasta on Earth
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Taiwanese students turn oyster shells and coral waste into 3D-printed reef structures
Taiwanese students developed Reefvive, using oyster shells and coral gravel for 3D-printed reef bases. These structures provide a stable foundation for coral fragments to grow. Underwater trials showed a perfect survival rate for all attached coral fragments. Marine creatures quickly
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Last wild Chilean tree daisy gets hope as ropes support survivor, seedlings reach Scotland
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Quote of the day by Cristiano Ronaldo: “I don’t think a tournament of six or seven…”
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‘Rewards for justice’: US offers $15M for info on Iran’s secretive financial networks
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Woman buys old piano for $25, finds hidden Babe Ruth card that sells for $130,053 27 years later
In 1992, Ellen Kelly bought her aunt’s old piano in Maryland for $25. While repairing a stuck pedal, a friend found 112 baseball cards hidden inside it, including a 1916 Babe Ruth rookie card. Kelly kept the discovery quiet for
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Whale Post-Mortem Behaviour: Study details mother’s vigil; scientists urge further observations
Off the Gold Coast of Australia, researchers captured a remarkable sight: a mother humpback whale exhibiting attentive behavior towards her stillborn calf resting on the ocean floor. This poignant spectacle lasted for several hours and marks the inaugural scientific documentation
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