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Earth's sixth mass extinction, how 200,000 years of human expansion changed life on the planet
From a small population in eastern Africa, Homo sapiens spread across every continent, displacing megafauna, reshaping ...
Glaciers in the Pyrenees recorded their third-largest annual thickness loss in 2025-2026 despite exceptionally heavy spring ...
A new ZSI study has reclassified all 13 coral reefs in South Asia, including four in India, as ‘critically endangered’, ...
We imagine dinosaurs as enormous creatures roaming prehistoric forests, hunting for food and laying eggs in hidden nesting grounds. Although these creatures disappeared around 66 million years ago, ...
Within a month of youth-led protests in Delhi and at least half a dozen other locations, the Supreme Court’s September 1 Order invoked its extraordinary powers under Article 142 to quash criminal ...
Animals Around The Globe is a travel platform focused on wildlife and unique destinations, where you can discover all your favourite animal encounters.
As today’s oceans lose oxygen, Alaskan rocks trace a similar decline that began millions of years before the end-Triassic ...
Animal populations are declining, and species are going extinct due to human activity, but scientists disagree on whether the current extinctions qualify as the beginning of another mass extinction.
Last time, I spotted a small dinosaur running past the woods. That back, disappearing while wagging its tail, looked much ...
Captions auto-generated & unedited.] Mass extinction has begun and humans are responsible all over our beautiful planet, one ...
An Igbo group, Igbochukwu Foundation, has inaugurated its Interim National Executive Council, with a mandate to champion the ...
The Monitor talks with journalist Jeff Jarvis about his new book, a history of the printing invention that ushered in a boom ...
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