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“Five young capuchins on Jicarón Island have seized 11 baby howlers for up to nine days—threatening a Vulnerable subspecies and sparking urgent calls for wildlife monitoring.”

England begins world's first gonorrhoea vaccine rollout after 85,000 cases and rising drug resistance — but how effective is it really and who’s getting it first? The details may surprise you.

Three grizzlies were moved this May alone—find out what’s driving the rise in relocations and how much Wyoming is paying for each cow lost.

A single leaked pound of this gas traps heat like 4,000 lbs of CO₂—Washington’s new law phases it out by 75% using old refrigerants. But what starts in 2030 and hits hardest

25 tonnes of Indian mangoes including Alphonso were trashed in the US over a single form error—what went wrong with PPQ203 and how it cost exporters ₹4.2 crore in a record export

A huge new study links cold sore virus HSV-1 to 80% higher Alzheimer’s risk—but there's a twist involving antivirals that might change how we see prevention. The full stats may surprise you.

This 200-nanometer solar panel breaks the mold with 1,000x power output—how it works without silicon and why it could reshape clean energy may surprise you.

Bee buzz alone makes flowers increase nectar sugar by 20% within minutes—but only for pollinators. Why do plants ignore other insects? The full breakdown of this strange natural filter is here.

Puerto Rico drops $365M solar plan just days before hurricane season—what led to this dramatic shift and who’s most at risk as the island bets on grid repairs over rooftop battery systems?

Spotted after 80 years near Delhi’s Palla, is this elusive canid the real Indian grey wolf or a hybrid? Experts are split, and one test could change what we know about wildlife