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Pygmy Hippo Born at Scottish Zoo.

Though her name may be as Scottish as it gets, little Haggis is far from her natural home. The pygmy hippo, a species native to the forests and swamps of West Africa, specifically Liberia, is currently facing an alarming decline in population. As of the latest estimates by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), there are only around 2,500 pygmy hippos remaining in the wild, making their survival a critical concern for conservationists worldwide.

Iranian’s Mixed Reactions to Trump Victory.

Iranians view Trump's hardline policies as an opportunity for change, hoping his "maximum pressure" strategy will ultimately destabilize the Islamic Republic and lead to a regime collapse. Others, however, fear that his tough stance could worsen economic conditions, heighten the risk of war, and exacerbate already dire political tensions.

AI Decodes Sperm Whale ‘Phonetic Alphabet’.

The discovery of these complexities in sperm whale communication is shedding light on their social structure, survival strategies, and interaction with one another in one of the ocean’s most inaccessible habitats.

Abortion Remains a Key Issue for US Voters in 2024.

The 2024 U.S. election marks a significant milestone as the first national election following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which had guaranteed abortion rights in the U.S. since 1973. For many U.S. voters, this historic ruling looms large in their minds as they head to the polls, making it a critical issue this election day.

Scientists on the verge of finding ‘planet 9’

"the man who killed Pluto," Brown, a Caltech professor specializing in planetary astronomy, faced backlash for his discovery. His findings on another celestial object, named Eris, in the Kuiper Belt—an icy expanse beyond Neptune—sparked Pluto’s demotion in 2006.

30 Palestinians Killed in Gaza.

This escalation comes as the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) intensify their operations in the region since October 5, with a recent airstrike in the town of Beit Lahiya reportedly causing the deaths of at least 20 people. The strikes, as reported by both the Palestinian official news agency WAFA and various Hamas media outlets, have contributed to a grim toll on the local population.

The Car-Free Town Autumn Hikers Love.

Tucked away in the majestic Japanese Alps at an elevation of 1,500 meters, this seasonal resort town is renowned for its pristine natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Here, you won't find the usual commercial establishments; there are no fast-food chains like McDonald's or Starbucks, nor are there private homes or year-round residents.

Astronauts in Earth’s Darkest Place.

Journeying through these subterranean realms can be both eerie and enlightening, revealing unique ecosystems and geological marvels rarely seen by human eyes. In Somerset, England, in the village of Wookey Hole, there exists an intricate network of caves that serve as a living example of the dynamic exchanges between Earth's surface and its depths.

New Zealand aims for a carbon zero visitor economy by 2030.

Nestled on the South Island, Queenstown is known for its stunning landscapes, adventure sports, and a significant influx of tourists. The local community is rallying behind a bold initiative to eliminate carbon emissions completely, eschewing more manageable carbon-neutral strategies that might involve carbon credits or offsets like tree planting.

48 Hours Left Before the U.S. Election.

Both campaigns are focused intensely on Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia, among other states, as these regions have large populations of voters that can swing the U.S. election outcome.

Diseases That Surge After Hurricanes,15 Died.

With rising ocean temperatures contributing to more frequent and intense tropical storms, understanding how hurricanes spread diseases is vital for public health preparedness.

Polio Vaccinations resumed in Gaza on Nov. 2

This vital health endeavor is crucial as Gaza grapples with a dire humanitarian situation exacerbated by ongoing conflict and displacement. The second phase of the vaccination drive was initially postponed in October due to intense Israeli bombardments and severe access limitations in the region.