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140,000-Year-Old Homo Erectus Bones Found Underwater in Sundaland Fossil Bed

Scientists have discovered 140,000-year-old Homo erectus skull fragments on the seafloor between Indonesian islands, uncovering evidence of an ancient human landscape now hidden beneath the waves. The remarkable find marks the first

Govind Tekaleand

Karmactive Staff

May 26, 2025

Australia·News

Queensland Shark Control Plan Worth $88.2M Under Fire After 7,800+ Marine Animal Deaths Revealed

The Queensland Government has announced an $88.2 million expansion of its Shark Control Program, marking the largest investment in the program’s 60-year history. The four-year plan, starting July 2025, aims to boost

Govind Tekale

May 26, 2025

Conservation·Marine Life·News

Orinoco Crocodile Faces Extinction With Under 100 Left Despite 10K Releases and 2.5M Skins Once Exported

In a remote stretch of the Capanaparo River in western Venezuela, biologist Carlos Alvarado gently releases a juvenile Orinoco crocodile into murky waters. This moment represents both hope and heartbreak in the

Karmactive Staff

May 26, 2025

Health·News

Colorectal Cancer in Under 55s Nearly Doubles Globally as E. Coli Toxin Emerges as Key Early Risk

Colorectal cancer is no longer just an older person’s disease. Over the past three decades, cases among people under 55 have nearly doubled, creating what health experts now call a “global phenomenon.”

Tejal Somvanshi

May 25, 2025

Scanning electron micrograph of Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria, which causes gonorrhea. Photo Source: NIAID (CC BY 2.0)

Health·News·UK

UK Starts Gonorrhoea Vaccination in August as 85,000 Cases Hit Record and Drug Resistance Grows

England is set to become the first country in the world to offer a routine vaccination programme against gonorrhoea, with the rollout beginning in August 2025. This breakthrough initiative comes as gonorrhoea

Tejal Somvanshi

May 24, 2025

Conservation·Design·Marine Life·Nature

3D Sound Sculptures Boost Coral Settlement 7x as Global Reefs Face 63% Biodiversity Loss Since 1950s

Scientists and artists are joining forces to restore damaged coral reefs using an unexpected tool: sound. The Coral Sonic Resilience project combines 3D-printed underwater sculptures with solar-powered audio systems to attract marine

Rahul Somvanshi

May 24, 2025

Infestation·Nature·News·USA

Arkansas Feral Hog Task Force Removes 13,000+ Invasive Swine Costing State $41M Annually

Fields across Arkansas are showing signs of recovery after years of destruction by one of America’s most destructive invasive species. This rural revival is the result of a coordinated campaign that has

Karmactive Staff

May 24, 2025

Leatherback turtle. Credit: NOAA Fisheries.

News·USA

Trump Faces Lawsuit After Opening 490,000-Square-Mile Pacific Monument to Commercial Fishing

Conservation groups and Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners took legal action on May 22, 2025, fighting President Trump’s recent decision to open protected Pacific waters to commercial fishing. The lawsuit challenges Trump’s April

Govind Tekale

May 24, 2025

Giant Salvinia Mat. Photo Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife (CC BY-ND 2.0)

Infestation·Nature·News·USA

Alabama Lake Reopens After 9-Month Fight With Invasive Plant That Doubles Every 2 Days – Bank Fishing Only

Bank anglers can return to Washington County Public Fishing Lake on May 24, following a nine-month closure that allowed state wildlife officials to battle one of nature’s most aggressive aquatic invaders. The

Karmactive Staff

May 23, 2025

Health

Cold Sore Virus Tied to 80% Higher Alzheimer’s Risk with 17% Drop from Antivirals

A major U.S. study has found that people with the common cold sore virus face a significantly higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The research also discovered something potentially groundbreaking – taking

Tejal Somvanshi

May 23, 2025