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More than 1.1 million dogs and cats live in Croatia, while the country has made significant progress in animal protection legislation over the past two decades. However, on World Animal…
Three years ago, an unusual experiment began in West London. A family of Eurasian beavers was reintroduced to an area that had struggled with excess water for years. Today, the…
In Turkish cities, feeding machines for stray cats have been part of everyday life for years, with locals regularly using them to help animals living on the streets. In recent…
A small object known as the Adorant figurine, discovered in 1979 in a cave in Germany, is drawing renewed scientific attention. The artifact, about 40,000 years old, contains sequences of…
New observations from the Andromeda Galaxy provide the strongest evidence yet that a black hole can form without a supernova explosion The birth of a black hole is usually linked…
Fossilized footprints are among the most common traces left by dinosaurs. Sometimes scientists discover a single isolated print, sometimes vast surfaces covered in chaotic trackways resembling a dance floor. Identifying…
For centuries, the Great Pyramid of Giza has been described as a perfect four sided structure. From ground level, this description seems accurate. Aerial views reveal a different reality. Each…
A large long term study challenges long held views on full fat dairy and brain health Full fat cheese is no longer the villain. A major Swedish study links regular…
The human brain reshapes itself five times over the course of a lifetime, according to new research published in Nature Communications. Key turning points occur at approximately ages 9, 32,…
Researchers analysed the origins of domestic cats and found that domestication happened later than previously believed. A new genomic study shifts the timeline. Early arrival in Europe Domestic cats entered…