Thought extinct for 30 years, tiny ‘Mouse Deer’ makes a miraculous comeback

After nearly three decades, the silver-backed chevrotain, a diminutive and elusive animal, has been rediscovered in a Vietnamese forest through camera traps. This exciting find highlights the effectiveness of conservation efforts and local collaboration in locating species thought to be lost. Conservationists are now focusing on protecting the chevrotain and its habitat from threats like…

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UNESCO’s 2025 heritage picks: 26 sites added, Africa leads, histories honoured (full list inside)

UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee recently concluded its session in Paris. Twenty-six new sites were added to the prestigious World Heritage List. The additions highlight community conservation efforts. Focus is also on African heritage. The list now includes sites from India, Cambodia and other countries. The total number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites is now 1,248…

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US-funded contraceptives being burned in France: Birth control pills, implants worth $10 million to be destroyed; Trump rejects offer to give supply to poor nations

A stockpile of US-funded contraceptives, valued at nearly $10 million and intended for developing countries, is set to be destroyed in France. The decision follows the US government’s rejection of offers to repurpose the supplies, which have been sitting unused since a Trump-era foreign aid freeze.

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SISTAR’s Soyou talks about weight loss; Adresses plastic surgery rumours – Deets Inside

Former SISTAR member Soyou recently addressed rumours about plastic surgery. During a live social media session, fans noticed her transformation. Soyou clarified that she uses makeup techniques instead of surgery. She also discussed her weight loss, attributing it to a busy schedule. Soyou mentioned losing around 22 pounds. Her recent solo song ‘PDA’ is gaining…

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Loyal or disloyal? THIS psychology-based personality test reveals the hidden betrayal tendencies in you or your partner

A personality test based on tree selection claims to reveal hidden betrayal tendencies in relationships. According to Marina Winberg’s social media video, each tree choice corresponds to a different inclination towards betrayal, ranging from emotional impulsivity to calculated selfishness. While intriguing, the test is presented as a lighthearted activity, not a scientifically validated assessment of…

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How cycling in mid-life can help prevent dementia up to 40 percent, according to a study

Dementia, a condition impacting memory and cognitive functions, poses a significant global health challenge. Research indicates that regular cycling can substantially lower the risk of dementia. A study involving nearly half a million individuals revealed that cyclists experienced a 19% reduction in dementia risk, with even greater reductions observed for Alzheimer’s and early-onset dementia.

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