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I study why zebrafish larva prefer to circle left or right, to understand how and why human brains encode right- and left-handedness

Being right- or left-handed is a familiar fact about yourself you likely don’t think about much on a day-to-day basis. However, your handedness affects how you interact with the world.

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Greenland relies on fishermen. They are now under threat

Traditional ice fishermen who make up half the local industry are seeing the most dramatic changes to the way they fish

The Independent UK

Ocean heating and overfishing need to be tackled together

Letters: Fish populations are tied directly to food security, coastal livelihoods and ecosystem stability, writes Saad Kassis-Mohamed of the WeCare Foundation

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3 Timeless Short Fiction Classics That Reveal Life’s Truths

The truth is, in today’s fast-paced world of social media and reels, reading fiction is increasingly becoming an act that requires deeper efforts and focus. While reading a work of fiction we have to bring forth our imaginative capabilities and construct the world inside our minds. This simple step in…

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British Pie Week: the five best places for a pie in London, from the traditional to the Instagram-famous

Pies come in all shapes and sizes. These are the very best places to find them in London, says Josh Barrie

Evening Standard

How To Prepare Your Home For A New Pet

Bringing a new pet into your home is one of the most exciting and heartwarming experiences you can have. Whether it is a playful puppy, a gentle kitten, a chirpy bird, or a colorful fish, a new pet changes the rhythm of your home. The joy, love, and companionship they…

Times Pets

Do You Know the Secrets Behind These Famous Temple Prasads?

India is a land of devotion, where every temple tells a story. While the towering spires and intricate carvings capture the eye, it is the prasad the blessed food offered to the deity that captures the heart. These sacred offerings are more than food; they are symbols of love, faith,…

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Australians scorn this fish once adored by monks and kings

In many parts of Europe, the common carp is a prized table fish. But the common carp (Cyprinus carpio) is arguably Australia’s most vilified fish. Nicknamed the “river rabbit” for its prolific breeding, carp is blamed for degrading rivers, lakes and billabongs.

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“He was seeing the devil in everything. To him, his whole life had been in service to Satan...” This LA band had the world at their feet. Then their guitarist joined a religious cult while their bassist faced 11 years in jail for trying to rescue him

This is the most unhinged chapter in Fishbone's decades-long career of funk-metal mayhem

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‘Not that optimistic’: As 30x30 goals falter, can an Ocean Act save Europe’s waters?

From sustainable fishing quotas to sabotage of undersea cables, ocean issues will take the spotlight this March at European Ocean Days.

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Fisch Oliver Boulder Quest Guide – All 5 Demolition Crew Locations

The Oliver is an NPC on the Lost Jungle Island who is waiting for a Demolition Crew from the Oil Rig POI to arrive in order to save his partner. However,

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Nature’s Living Armor: 5 Animals That Turn Their Bodies Into Weapons

In the wild, survival is never guaranteed. There are no hospitals, no second chances, and no mercy for the weak. Over millions of years, animals have evolved extraordinary ways to protect themselves. Some run fast. Some hide well. And some transform their very bodies into weapons. Shells, thorns, spikes, and…

Times Pets

Brain supplements have become a social media wellness trend - but are they safe to take?

No dietary supplements are approved the by U.S. Food and Drug Administration

The Independent UK

The Garden Feature That Attracts Coyotes to Suburban Backyards

A backyard pond can turn a tidy lawn into a postcard. It glimmers in the sun, reflects string lights at night, and gives birds a place to splash around on warm afternoons. It also sends a clear signal to one of the most adaptable predators in North America: dinner and…

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This wildlife photo was shot with an ultra-wide lens at f/16, but it beat out nearly 8,000 images for a prestigious award

The winner of the Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026 “almost chose itself by being so good,” judges remarked, as a photo of seal pups takes top honors

The Guardian - US

Judge sides with salmon against Trump administration in hydropower ruling

Federal judge in Oregon rejects bid to overturn Biden-era agreement to protect endangered fish populations

The Independent UK

A red tide in South Africa is causing the mass deaths of crayfish

A harmful algal bloom known as a red tide is causing the mass deaths of crayfish and other ocean life on parts of South Africa’s west coast

Times Life

How Bobby Deol Stays Fit at 57: Dr. Pal Reveals Diet Secrets

Bobby Deol is the Bollywood icon who stole the hearts of fans all over India through his chiselled body and poignant acting skills. Indeed, his role as an antagonist, Abrar Haque, in the film Animal received widespread acclaim. His muscular presence and sharp look were the icing on the cake.…

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Major UK supermarket to stop selling mackerel in coming weeks

Fresh, chilled and frozen mackerel will be unavailable by 29 April

The Guardian - UK

Riding the wave: can surf tourism save Peru’s ancient reed-boat fishing culture?

As fish stocks dwindle, surf tourism may offer a lifeline to traditional caballitos de totora fishers, whose vessels are thought to be among the first ever used to ride waves

Times Pets

The Nine-Foot Lizard That Walks Quietly Among Us

In the wild corners of India, far from crowded cities and fast highways, lives a creature that most people never truly notice until it suddenly appears in front of them. Long, muscular, alert, and ancient in its presence, this lizard can grow up to nine feet in length. Many panic…

Times Pets

Intelligence Without A Brain: 5 Sea Creatures That Think Without Thinking

We often believe that intelligence begins and ends with the brain. For humans, thinking, remembering, reacting, and learning are all connected to that complex organ inside our heads. But the ocean tells a very different story. Beneath the waves live creatures that have no brain at all, yet they survive,…

The Independent UK

Judge orders changes to Columbia and Snake river dam operations to help 'disappearing' salmon

A federal judge in Oregon has ordered narrow changes to hydropower dam operations on the Columbia and Snake rivers in the Pacific Northwest to help salmon

Times Pets

Creatures That Refuse To Age: 5 Animals That Live Longer Than Generations

Humans measure life in calendars and milestones, always chasing the idea of living longer, healthier, fuller lives. But in nature, longevity is not a dream. It is a quiet reality. Some animals live so long that they witness generations rise and fall, landscapes change, and even human history rewrite itself.…

The Guardian - UK

Chronic ocean heating fuels ‘staggering’ loss of marine life, study finds

Fish levels fall by 7.2% with as little as 0.1C of warming per decade, northern hemisphere research shows

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