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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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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…

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6 Famous Shakti Peethas in South India

“या देवी सर्वभूतेषु शक्ति रूपेण संस्थिता। नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः॥” There are temples you visit… and then there are temples that stay with you. The Shakti Peethas belong to the second kind. Born from the story of Goddess Sati and Lord Shiva’s unimaginable grief, these sacred sites are believed…

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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

The Independent UK

Deeper ocean ecosystems are unique – and uniquely vulnerable without better protection

New Zealand’s earlier efforts to safeguard marine or coastal environments, particularly as marine reserves and marine protected areas, typically focused on shallow ecosystems, largely because that is where most data exists.

The Conversation

Could glacier melt slow climate change? Scientists thought so – until now

Iron fertilisation has long been touted as a glimmer of hope amid rising emissions – but a new study has seemingly debunked the theory.

Euronews

Lifting the lid on unknown coral microbiomes living in the Pacific ocean

For decades, we have thought of coral reefs as the “rainforests of the sea:” vibrant, complex ecosystems full of fish, sponges, and coral. However, our recent findings suggest we’ve been overlooking a crucial part of this picture. By looking beyond the colourful life into the microscopic world, we have uncovered…

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India Was the World’s Richest Country for 1,000 Years. What Exactly Changed?

For much of recorded history, India was one of the largest economic powers in the world. This is not a cultural claim. It is supported by long term economic research. Economic historian Angus Maddison, whose global GDP reconstructions are widely cited in academic circles, estimated that: Around 1 AD, India…

Times Life

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,…

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New Chagos shambles as government forced to deny deal paused over Trump intervention

It comes as a group of Chagossians who have defied the UK government and landed on one of the Indian Ocean islands have told The Independent that they are not there for a publicity stunt and plan to stay permanently

The Independent UK

DigitalOcean’s AI Surge: The Cloud Underdog Swims Upstream

DigitalOcean jumped after Q4 earnings as AI ARR hit $120M and guidance rose. See why inference and platform services drive stickier demand, plus key risks.

MarketBeat

Best Bhagavad Gita Shloka to Stop Overthinking & Find Peace

Each and every verse in Bhagavad Gita contains important guidelines to achieve a life of harmony and balance. Lord Krishna’s words touch our souls so deeply that change can happen instantaneously. In fact, overthinking is an issue that disturbs the inner peace of a large number of individuals in today’s…

Times Life

4 Sacred Sites Associated With Hanuman’s Birth

“मनोजवं मारुततुल्यवेगं जितेन्द्रियं बुद्धिमतां वरिष्ठम्। वातात्मजं वानरयूथमुख्यं श्रीरामदूतं शरणं प्रपद्ये॥” Swift as the mind. Powerful as the wind. Fearless, devoted, and eternally present. Before he became the invincible devotee of Shri Ram, before he leapt across the ocean and lifted mountains, Hanuman was born into this world in a sacred…

Times Life

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.…

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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

The Conversation

Human activity is making the Arctic’s waters louder

Climate change is having a profound impact on the Arctic. We know that the region is warming significantly faster than the global average, resulting in the melting of sea ice and disrupted habitats.

Homes & Gardens

These Are the 5 Best Benjamin Moore Colors for a Small Kitchen – and No, They Aren’t All White Paint

The designer-approved Benjamin Moore shades to bring big personality to your small kitchen

The Independent UK

US military seizes another sanctioned oil tanker in Indian Ocean

This marks the tenth oil tanker interdiction by the Trump administration since the practice began in early December

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Goa’s multilingual beach vendor inspires tourists, stuns them by switching between Swedish, French and more

A casual beach outing in Goa became a motivational experience for a traveler who encountered a diligent local woman selling accessories and doing hair braiding. During a chat with some foreign visitors, the woman mentioned that she knew how to speak several languages, such as Italian, Dutch, Swedish, and others.…

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Phalgun Purnima 2026: Holika Fire or Lakshmi Blessings Your Destiny

Phalgun Purnima 2026 will be observed on March 3. The Purnima Tithi begins on March 2 at 5:55 pm and ends on March 3 at 5:07 pm. This full moon marks the transition from winter to spring and carries deep religious importance in Hindu tradition. This day is associated with…

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Who Was Yudhishthira’s Secret Wife and Why Did She Remain Hidden?

The Mahabharata is filled with powerful queens, warriors, vows, and dramatic moments. Yet, some characters remain almost invisible despite their importance. One such figure is Devika, the second wife of Yudhishthira. While Draupadi’s life was full of fire and destiny, Devika’s life was calm and quiet. She was a princess,…

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Maximum Football Partners with Open Ocean Games - New Update Next Month

Maximum Football wrapped up 2025 with the arrival of Franchise mode and a new season of content, but the focus is already shifting ahead. In 2026, the team is aiming for a faster, tighter and more rewarding football experience and that push begins with a new partnership with Open Ocean…

Times Life

Bhagavad Gita: Three Gates to Hell and the Path to Freedom

Bhagavad Gita is one of the most profound texts that can help us achieve true inner peace and liberation from all kinds of attachments. Each and every word that Lord Krishna uttered to help Arjuna come out of his self-negating thoughts and beliefs can gift us guiding light to navigate…

The Guardian - AU

Sydney Water ordered to clean Malabar treatment plant where fatberg is birthing poo balls

Environment watchdog says water corporation is ‘responsible for ensuring it doesn’t pollute our beautiful beaches’

The Conversation

250 million-year-old amphibian fossils from Australia reveal global spread of ‘sea-salamanders’

The Kimberley region in the north-west corner of Western Australia is full of rugged ranges and gorges, and long stretches of red soil and rocky ground. The dry seasons are long, and the wet seasons often flood the Martuwarra Fitzroy River – an artery to the Indian Ocean – in…

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