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Afforestation, dolphin revival show life returning to Ganga under Namami Gange: NMCG

The Namami Gange program has brought ecological revival to the Ganga river. Large-scale afforestation efforts have led to forest cover along the riverbanks. Key aquatic species, including the endangered Gangetic dolphin, are returning. Turtles, otters, and hilsa fish are also sighted, indicating improving river conditions. This progress is visible to…

The Economic Times

How an Ottolenghi chef raised three children who eat everything

For 17 years, Claudine Boulstridge has been the woman making sure Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes work in real kitchens. Along the way, her own children have grown up eating everything from aubergines to octopus. The chef tells Prudence Wade the secret to raising adventurous eaters – plus three family-friendly recipes to…

The Independent UK

Amazon Keeps Selling Out Of These 65 Dope Things With Near-Perfect Reviews

These genius inventions and cool finds are the bread and butter of Amazon’s bestseller’s list. Everything here has earned the near-perfect reviews for a good reason.

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Donald Trump Humiliated: Groggy POTUS Fails to Stay Awake During Ocean Protection Bill

Donald Trump appeared to nod off while signing an order to reopen protected Pacific waters to commercial fishing, after wrongly claiming Americans had to go to Japan for Maine lobster.

International Business Times UK

ICE Expands Florida Partnerships, Adding Fish and Wildlife Commission to Immigration Efforts

Partnerships between local law enforcement agencies and immigration authorities have contributed to a sharp increase in immigration-related arrests across Florida.

Latin Times

Spy Turtles And Fish In The Sea? China Claims Sea Animals Are Being Turned Into Secret Spy Devices

Chinese authorities allege foreign agencies are using marine animals with tracking devices for espionage in territorial waters.

International Business Times UK

El Niño is back, and ocean temperatures are already near record highs – that can spell disaster for fish and corals

It’s official: El Niño is back. By late fall 2026, forecast models give a 2-in-3 chance of a strong-to-very strong El Niño affecting the weather, climate and ocean temperatures across the planet.

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Goblin shark with face ‘not even a mother would love’ seen alive in natural habitat for first time

Elusive creatures have previously only been seen on fishing lines and experts know ‘virtually nothing about them’

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Divers capture first-ever video images of a great white shark in the Mediterranean as Jaws takes a trip to European waters!

Divers were lucky to cross paths with the adult shark in the Strait of Sicily as illegal fishing in the Mediterranean has endangered these sharks

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China's Ministry of State Security warns 'spy turtles' are fishing for sea secrets

Foreign spies are fitting turtles and fish with sensors to create underwater maps of China's coastline, Beijing warned Friday in apparent reference to its Western competitors. The data collected would be used to create "underwater maps" that can "identify weak points in China's coastal defences, posing a serious threat to…

The Economic Times

The South Coast shipping container with bougie seafood snacks public servants are raving about

Its rustic exterior hides a high-end food haven.

The Canberra Times

'Newcastle doesn't need spectacular': like a bucket of prawns in the sun, this stinks

Bradley Perrett | For the $836m spent on a Sydney fish shop, Greater Newcastle could have an urban rail line, new basketball site, Adamstown underpass . . .

Newcastle Herald

Conservation groups sue to stop SpaceX land deal

The groups suing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife want to preserve land that holds an endangered ocelot. They also argue SpaceX's test launches send rocket debris into the refuge lands.

The Texas Tribune

Trump turns White House event into culture war rant: ‘Fisherman or fisherwoman?’

President hijacks straightforward ceremony with nonsensical grammatical inquiries

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Climate change is causing fish to move to cooler water. But what if their escape route is blocked?

Around the world, ocean warming is causing fish to move polewards in search of cooler water.

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Phanteks shows off PC case that bucks the fish tank trend in favour of greater thermal efficiency and giving your GPU its own little room

I don't need a new case, I don't need a new case, I don't need a new case…

The Economic Times

Secret ocean rule: For 400 years, these villagers protected fish with ancient technique; Now scientists say it could help save world's dying coral reefs

Secret ocean rule: Eastern Indonesian coastal communities have long practiced sasi, a traditional ocean management system where areas are temporarily closed for fishing and harvesting. This centuries-old practice, rooted in local culture, allows marine life to recover, mirroring modern conservation principles. As coral reefs face unprecedented pressure, sasi is experiencing…

The Independent UK

‘Sold down the river’: The Cornish fishermen betrayed by Brexit

EUROPE: THE WAY BACK: A decade on from the EU referendum, Alex Ross visits Cornwall to discover a fishing industry still reeling from a betrayal by the Leave campaign

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The Times of India

Ohio residents keep finding mysterious round rocks in their backyards; they're actually 360-million-year-old fossils in disguise

If you live in Ohio and have ever spotted a strangely round, heavy rock in your garden or along a creek bed, one that looks too smooth and too symmetrical to belong there, you are not imagining things. Residents across the state, particularly around Columbus, have been puzzling over these…

The Times of India

Alaska’s rivers are turning rust-orange and scientists say the cause has been frozen for thousands of years

On a late-summer flight over northern Alaska’s Brooks Range, stretches of river that should look like glass suddenly appear stained the colour of iron oxide. From above, they resemble rust spreading through a cracked engine block. On the ground, the change is even more unsettling: clear tributaries turning opaque orange…

The Economic Times

Varanasi to shift meat, fish and poultry shops out of city to these five locations before Sawan month

Varanasi meat and fish ban news: Varanasi Municipal Corporation plans to relocate hundreds of meat, fish, and poultry shops outside city limits before the Sawan month. While supporters cite religious identity, residents and traders voice concerns over convenience, access, and potential loss of livelihoods. The move aims to reduce disruptions…

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Jail for serial swindler caught literally catfishing

A Facebook marketplace menace who baited a water creature enthusiast with fake catfish is now on the hook himself.

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Summer has another flavor

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115 Photos And Facts That Showcase Just How Incredible Our World Really Is

When thinking of wonders, minds drift to cosmic nebulae, deep-sea trenches, or ancient ruins. But the world is made up of much more rare and magical creatures, landscapes, and architectural marvels. For example, did you know that there is a jellyfish called the Psychedelic Medusa? Or that there is a…

The Economic Times

Men not needed! Scientists have found an all-female species that's been cloning itself for the last 100,000 years

The Amazon molly, an all-female fish, has defied evolutionary expectations by surviving for 100,000 years without males. This remarkable species reproduces through gynogenesis, essentially cloning itself. Recent research suggests a powerful gene conversion mechanism allows it to repair harmful mutations, ensuring its continued survival and challenging long-held theories about reproduction.

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