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Prince William’s Conservation Efforts in South Africa: A Personal Connection to Environmental Conservation

Prince William is currently in South Africa, focusing on conservation efforts and the importance of protecting the environment for future generations. During his visit, he has been seen wearing a beaded bracelet with the...
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Origins of Early Writing: Symbols on Mesopotamian Trade Seals

The world's oldest writing system may have originated from symbols used for trade on stone cylinder seals, a recent study suggests. These seals were used in Mesopotamia for exchanging farming produce and textiles, and...
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Bringing Clean Energy to the Navajo Nation: Empowering Communities with Electricity

On Navajo Land in Arizona, Norma Toledo found a new home with the help of solar power. After sleeping in her car outside Walmart, she moved into an RV with electricity thanks to the...
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Revealing the Truth Behind the 27 Club Myth and Superstitions in Music Industry

Zackary Dunivin, a sociologist at the University of California, Davis, was intrigued by the concept of the "27 Club" after watching a movie about artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, who died at the age of 27....
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Study Finds Unmarried Individuals at Higher Risk of Depression

A recent study suggests that unmarried individuals may be at a significantly higher risk of experiencing depression compared to those who are married. The research, conducted across seven countries and including data from over...
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Cassius: World’s Largest Captive Crocodile, Possibly Over 120 Years Old

Cassius, the world's largest captive crocodile, passed away on Nov. 2 after spending 40 years in captivity at Marineland Melanesia Crocodile Habitat in Australia. The news of his death was shared on Facebook by...
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76 Child Sacrifice Victims Unearthed at Burial Site in Peru: Shocking Findings and Insights

A recent discovery at Pampa La Cruz, an archaeological site in Peru, has unearthed a burial mound containing the remains of 76 sacrificed children and two adults. This site is just one of many...
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Valencia Disappears Under Sea of Mud: Deadly Spanish Floods Seen from Space

Valencia, a city in Spain, was hit by record-breaking floods on October 29, 2024, after a surprise weather front unleashed torrential rains across the country. Satellite photos taken by Landsat 8 on October 30,...
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Uncovering the 3 Neurons Behind Food Consumption Drive

A recent study has uncovered a simple brain circuit in mice that controls appetite, consisting of three types of neurons. These neurons work together to suppress or enhance appetite, leading mice to eat less...
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Adapting Legal Systems to Evolving Science: Why It Matters

In recent weeks, the intersection of science and law has been a hot topic of discussion. Cases like Robert Roberson's delayed execution due to outdated medical theories and the potential resentencing of Lyle and...