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'Carrot' rain from helicopter to save wildfire survivors in Australia: Nine attempt to save wildlife Australian officials have started an environmentally*friendly and strange campaign to save wildlife in crisis after the devastating* wildfires.  After wildfires completely destroyed living spaces and food, tons of carrots and alcohol have been poured from the sky* using a helicopter to feed starving "wallaby," a small kangaroo species. Wallabies in unreachable hills and isolated areas were in a food crisis after severe wildfires had destroyed plants and natural resources.    This is a crucial step to transport food from the airways* to protect these vulnerable species* from hunger and biodiversity until the ecosystem (Ecosystem) returns to its nostalgic state.  New effort in conservation of biodiversity*  This operation, which is going to rescue and restore wildlife after a natural disaster, is highly appreciated worldwide.  This sets a great example o...

Astronomers weren't searching for a family of stars. They were studying complex organic molecules inside the massive star-forming region NGC 6334-43, about 4,340 light-years from Earth, using observations from ALMA.  Instead, they stumbled upon something extraordinary.  Hidden inside a single filament of gas were nine young stars, all forming together from the same cosmic nursery.  The filament stretches nearly 24,700 astronomical units, with each neighboring star separated by roughly 7,930 astronomical units.  Their motions reveal they are gravitationally bound—not a chance alignment, but a true stellar family evolving together.  Even more remarkable, the stars are at different stages of birth.  Some are already launching powerful jets of gas, while others remain deeply embedded, still quietly collapsing.  It's a rare snapshot of multiple stages of star formation happening side by side within the same environment.  Massive stars usual...

Let everyone understand 🙏 Our national animal, the cow, which was once considered a symbol of prosperity, purity, and Lakshmi in Nepali society, and the bulls that plow the fields are now abandoned and left on the streets in ugly conditions.  This cruel human tendency of worshipping them in the courtyard of the house until they give milk, but when they become old and weak, they are chased and taken to the streets, has now caused a major crisis in various cities and rural municipalities of the country.  The saddest thing is that most of the cows rescued from the streets have eaten plastic in the city's garbage, due to which it is difficult to save them.   Let the Parliament wake up:  Need for an 'Animal Welfare Act' to protect the national animal  Although the Constitution of Nepal has declared the cow as the national animal, a concrete, scientific, and practical law has not been made for its protection.  Our honorable MPs must now table the 'Animal...

Dr.  Sanduk Ruit's humanitarian mission, which the US made a weapon to 'spy' inside North Korea! Kathmandu (Special Report): From the outside, it was purely a sacred medical mission, the purpose of which was to bring light to people living in darkness.  But inside, it was a very risky 'undercover operation' carried out in the heart of the world's most dangerous, cruel, and mysterious country, 'North Korea'!  Nepal's well-known ophthalmologist Dr. Sanduk Ruit had reached Pyongyang to perform cataract surgeries on more than a thousand North Korean citizens.  However, a sensational fact has come to light that this sacred humanitarian mission was used by the American media as an infallible 'cover' to break down the impenetrable wall of North Korea and reveal its inner secrets.  The perilous strategy originated in Kathmandu! North Korea is a country where American journalists are not only forbidden to enter, but are also forbidden to even hear...

Who is the American mastermind Fauci who spreads COVID by giving money to the Wuhan lab?  Why did the American government hide the secret for 7 years?  The world was terrified by Covid and millions of people lost their lives.  The world was considering China's Wuhan Lab.  But now a new reality has come out.  While the head of America’s ‘National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases’ (NIAID), senior scientist Anthony Fauci, had financially supported (funded) the Wuhan lab’s research, which spread the virus.  The man has also been a chief medical advisor to seven American presidents.  It is a sensational revelation with new evidence seven years after the COVID pandemic spread.   Why was this mystery suppressed for seven years?  According to evidence obtained, Fauci not only manipulated the information of the intelligence body, but also made a false statement to the US Congress (Parliament).  According to new revelations,...

What had happened in Brazil that changed the law of the country?  And a strict law was made against animal cruelty?  This story begins with a pit bull dog named Sansao.  This dog will be killed by extreme torture.  On social media, this incident is sensational. The incident of torturing the said dog makes the public sad and outraged.  There is a voice against animal cruelty across the country.  Finally, the country's government is compelled to enact stringent animal welfare regulations. This law is called 'Sansao Law'.  This interim court has recognized dogs and cats as emotional creatures, not property.  They will be sentenced to five years in prison for causing harm, injuries, and hurt.  Isn't there a strict law against animal cruelty in our country, like in Brazil?  In Brazil, the country's rule has changed because of the same dog.  A strict law was made on animal cruelty.  Why are the eyes of the law closed despite ha...

As stated previously, the dog biting cannot be cured here. Rabies-infected dog bites can be fatal if not vaccinated on time.  Because of this, these dogs require proper management. We should be cautious of aggressive dogs.  A complete rabies vaccine should be given after any dog bite. It doesn't mean all dogs that bite humans are infected with rabies.  A dog that is abused by humans, trapped in a cage, or tied since birth can also be aggressive.  They can bite even if they are injured or sick.  But not all dogs bite.  How did the phrase "dog bite" come to be? People with limited intellect and education, such as ourselves, who do not comprehend dog behavior, tendencies, or inability to coexist, will say, "Dog bites." ’  Usually, a dog doesn't bite in a situation where it is not rabid, not injured, not harassed, not overwhelmed by hunger and thirst, not abused, and not scared.  We spread hatred toward the dogs whenever one of them appears to ...

A meteor is a broken fragment of rock from space, such as debris from an asteroid collision, that enters Earth's atmosphere.  They are typically visible at night as they make fast-moving streaks through the sky and are popularly referred to as "shooting stars."  The name meteor is changed to meteorite when a meteor actually hits the ground rather than burning up in the atmosphere; meteors and meteorites are the same thing, though, just in different stages of their journeys.  Thousands of meteorites – typically made up of iron and nickel, silicate materials, or a mix of both of them — actually do hit Earth every year.  Even more hit Earth's atmosphere, but they never make it to the ground; only the strongest are able to survive the trip.  That said, cases of meteorites causing injury to people are very rare, but it can still happen.   Interestingly, Earth isn't the only victim of meteorites.  An astronomer even captured video of one hitting the...

An innocent sick dog is tied with a rope.  Can be packed in a sack.  And will take you to the place alone.  Well, he will be rescued, but it is too late.  If you cannot bear the pain, he passes away tragically.  But how many were speaking on behalf of the victim child in this incident?  How many were there to find a person who committed such a crime?   Anyone look out for that criminal?  Did you take action?  Didn't.  Why?  Because he was a human and the victim is a dog.  Now, what will be done if a dog barks at a man?  What will be done if he blinks or bites?  This event is made sensational.  And the innocent dogs will be chased away.  Will beat, will be killed.  Does anyone speak while chasing a dog and beating?  Doesn't speak.  Why?  Because humans think it's a dog, what if they die?  Poor guy, they are lonely, innocent.  They don't have family, no society, no country....

5 Activities Banned On The International Space Station  It might sound like the ultimate sci-fi adventure to live on the International Space Station (ISS). Just imagine floating through the modules, gazing down on Earth from 400 kilometers above, and conducting experiments in the vacuum of space.  But behind the awe-inspiring views and high-tech equipment lies a very different reality.  The ISS is a fragile environment, a habitat carefully engineered to sustain human life in one of the most hostile environments imaginable.  As a result, astronauts must follow an extensive rulebook that governs every aspect of their daily lives.  These rules aren't just about military discipline.  They're about survival.  In microgravity, the smallest misstep can escalate into a serious hazard.  It could endanger the health of the crew and the equipment, or it could doom the success of the mission.  That means certain activities that are perfectly normal on ...

Google is rolling out new settings for Search Services History & Personalized Recommendations There will be two new settings for personalization and your past in Google Search. "More control over saved history and personalized recommendations" is the objective. Users are beginning to receive notifications via email and within the app as this is being rolled out over the next few weeks. Previously, “Web & App Activity” and “Search Personalization” were responsible for Search history and personalization, respectively.    Google is now offering two independent preferences “to help you better tailor your experience.”  The new Search Services History setting determines whether you want Google to save your queries (past searches) and other activity in Search, Maps, Shopping, Flights, Hotels, Translate, and News.  Search Services History includes things like your searches, info from sites you visit with Search services, and generative AI responses.  Saved...

The possibility of capturing solar energy in space and transferring it to Earth would make it possible to collect energy almost indefinitely and would help allay concerns that solar energy projects are being harmed by fossil fuels. On top of that, it would help negate the effects of shadows and clouds on the collection of solar energy with solar panels.  But precisely how do we bring the energy we gather in space back to Earth? Well, there are currently two methods that scientists are working to use: laser-based and microwave-based.  The efforts to capture solar energy in space are far from limited, though. Use solar power to generate near-endless energy in space, and it's likely space agencies will turn to solar energy to help power moon bases as more countries strive to explore the lunar south pole in a search for water.  However, it is also essential to locate a means of bringing that power back to Earth's surface. Especially as we continue to see growing concerns ov...

Did you know that there is also an animal that can tolerate thousands of times more radiation than humans? Did you know there is another animal that can withstand radiation thousands of times greater than humans can? Tardigrade, or "Water Bear," is the name of this amazing creature. Although it is only about 0.5 millimeters long, its endurance is so remarkable that it is considered one of the strongest creatures on Earth. https://www.effectivecpmnetwork.com/gr1hdw2ws?key=0b7c754200d6c5cdacfb68d29605121a   Tardigrades can survive in deep-sea pressure, space radiation, extreme cold, scorching heat, and extreme radiation. In a state of danger   It enters a passive state known as "Tun" and completely dries out its body, causing very little damage to its cells. Future space missions, radiation safety, and medical research could all benefit from this one-of-a-kind ability, according to scientists. Imagine that such a small creature has evolved into an example of the b...

I began to be pursued by people carrying stones and sticks. There were numerous. I was alone.  I started running in fear.  But where should I go after I run? There was no place for me to hide.  There was no one to save me.  My relatives didn't have family.  Even the police and the court were unavailable to me. I've had enough of running. My legs are ridiculous. Dryness fills the throat. When I was a kid.... The chain that hangs around my neck never lets me go anywhere. A man released me from his mother and took me to her house.  And it tied me out.  I wanted to play, run.  But, couldn't go far from the perimeter tied by a chain.  My throat used to get a little tighter. Finally, I spent that night and the day.  We could sometimes live with the heat and sometimes the cold. I had to rely on a piece of stale, cold rice for years. I'm getting sicker as I get older. I may be feeling down because my body is weak. When I noticed that my cond...

You might think this plant is a fun-spreading cobra, but it is actually the Cobra Lily (Arisema translucens), a very rare wildflower. The most distinctive feature of this flower is its transparent structure, which sets it apart from other Cobra Lily species.  Scientists first recorded this species in the Nilgiri Mountains of South India in 1932.   This plant was thought to be almost extinct until it reappeared for about 80 years. In 2009, naturalist Tarun Chhabra rediscovered this rare plant in the Shola forests of Nilgiri after years of searching. In the field of botany, this discovery is regarded as a significant achievement. This plant is only found in a small number of places today. Tea gardens and human activities growing around its natural habitat is threatening its existence.   Experts believe urgent steps need to be taken to protect this precious species.   The preservation of such rare and one-of-a-kind natural treasures is our duty. binodkumarsimk...

An example of Bhatbhateni, even if dozens of stores were burnt in the agitation, more than 10 thousand employees were saved.  Kathmandu.  Despite fire, vandalism, and looting in many of its stores during the mass protest, Bhatbhateni supermarket has reported that no employees have been fired. According to the company, employees from the affected branch were reassigned to other operating branches while the stores were being reconstructed during the movement.  The business has stated that the employment of more than 10,000 employees is safe in this manner. According to Bhatbhateni, one of the company's top priorities, alongside reconstruction, is the preservation of employees. The company claims that restoration work has begun to return the business to normal operations and provide regular customer service. Earlier, many branches of Bhatbhateni across the country were set on fire, vandalized, and looted during the public protest.  The company claims that infrastruc...

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In an Irish bog, archaeologists uncovered a man whose death still speaks from the Iron Age.  He goes by the name Oldcroghan Man. His remains had been preserved for more than 2,300 years by the strange chemistry of the bog. They were discovered in 2003 while drainage work was being done along a parish boundary in Ireland. Although only a small portion of his body was preserved, what was left was extraordinary, including his hands, internal organs, and even the tiniest details of his fingernails. He had a powerful build and was unusually tall for his time, around 6 feet 3 inches.  His carefully maintained nails and the lack of heavy wear on his hands suggest he may not have lived as an ordinary laborer.  Some researchers think he might have been a member of a group with high status. The mystery is heightened by even his diet. Analysis suggests that in the months before his death, he had eaten rich food with a strong meat component.  However, cereals and buttermilk ...

A 23-million-year-old lizard was trapped in tree resin during the age of early mammals — and it still has its skin.  Discovered in the amber mines of Simojovel, Chiapas, Mexico, this tiny creature from the genus Anolis measured less than 2 inches — yet it survived the ages in near-perfect condition, soft tissue, skin, and all, sealed inside fossilised tree resin like a prehistoric time capsule.  Finding a complete vertebrate in amber is extraordinarily rare.  Insects and plant fragments turn up all the time — but a fully intact lizard with its skeleton and skin preserved?  This, according to scientists, is one of the most remarkable amber fossils ever discovered on the mainland of the Americas. The specimen dates to the Miocene epoch — a time when the world's continents were still shifting, grasslands were replacing forests, and the ancestors of modern mammals were just beginning to spread across the earth.  This little lizard was alive through all of it....

Nothing out of the ordinary until you see it through a thermal camera: a fox curled up asleep. The cold body is almost entirely gray. However, the eyes, ears, and nose shine a bright orange. That contrast is not accidental. It is one of nature's most beautiful ways to survive. A red fox grows a winter coat so thick and so well-insulated that almost no body heat escapes through it.  Using thermal cameras, researchers discovered that the tail is virtually indistinct in the image and loses virtually no heat to the environment. Additionally, the flanks, back, and shoulders emit very little light. The nose, ears, and area around the eyes are the only parts covered in shorter fur that glow. These make up only 30% of the fox's body surface, which is where heat is supposed to escape. It's not a flaw; rather, it's a built-in system to regulate temperature. Also, the way you sleep isn't just random. The fox minimizes the amount of surface area that is exposed to the cold by...

After the United States, Britain, France, and Germany raised concerns about the Chinese Coast Guard and other activities off the east coast of Taiwan, Taiwan expressed its gratitude, stating that freedom of navigation was essential to global trade. In what it called a "special maritime traffic law-enforcement operation," China, which views democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory, sent Coast Guard ships into the waters off the east coast of the island earlier in June, putting Taipei in danger.  China claimed that the operation was in response to Japan and the Philippines' announcement that they would begin formal talks on their maritime boundaries, which Beijing considered to involve Chinese waters off Taiwan. China has also been entering the same waters with maritime survey ships. Late on Wednesday, Taiwan's National Security Council secretary-general Joseph Wu wrote on X that he was "truly thankful" for the four countries' statements. ...

From 1914 to 1918, Europe played a major role in the global conflict known as World War I, also known as the First World War. One of the deadliest wars in history, it involved many of the world's major powers. What led to World War I? Several factors contributed to the outbreak of the war:  Militarism: European nations established substantial armies and naval forces. Alliances: Countries joined forces to protect one another in the military. Imperialism – Tensions rose as colonies were competed for. Conflicts were sparked by national pride and racial animosity. The immediate cause was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary on June 28, 1914, in Sarajevo.  Major Partnerships Allied Powers  France  Great Britain Russia  Italy (a member since 1915), United States (joined in 1917)  Central Government of Germany  Austria-Hungary  Turkish Empire Bulgaria  Major Events  1914: After Austria-Hungary dec...

In the current scenario, it will be difficult to go even one day without a phone. Smartphones conquer the world with a single, effortless touch.  However, quitting your phone addiction is not impossible. Smartphones contributed to technological development.  A phone can be used for various purposes, including messaging, calling, entertainment, and even shopping.    I could say that our fundamental needs can all be met with a single touch on our mobile devices. Studies show that using phones too much can hurt our mental health and make it harder to focus. As a result, our lives are negatively impacted by mobile phones. The phones' small size and ease of use also increased the likelihood of overuse. We shouldn't let our phones serve as our master because technology is a good servant but a bad master. It is said that addiction makes us blind to reality, but this is also true because it may make us blind in vision, too. atOptions = { 'key' : '849143d82d9b49fff627...