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Global Warming leads to an Increase in the Six-legged Creatures
There has been a significant increase in insects such as mosquitoes and bed bugs over the years. That means it is highly likely for you to spot them more in your homes, and...
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Kelly Clarkson opens up about Depression and what helped her Cope
The powerhouse singer – who won the first season of American Idol in 2002 when she was only 20 – recently spoke to Attitude about the ‘dark time’ in...
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An Antidote for Bandipur
Bandipur National Park in Karnataka is facing a severe crisis today, trying to deal with an invasion by Read More
Artsy-craftsy Homemakers of Mumbai
Artists who happen to be housewives are not something unheard of, but an artist mother-in-law-daughter-in-law combo is quite a rare dynamic. Vimla Soni (mother in law) and ...
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This Community Fridge Is Helping The Homeless & The Hungry
As the bell chimes loudly at the Shiv Temple in Versova, an elderly woman hobbles towards the temple’s gates, briefly stopping by the flower vendor, who nods at her a...
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Rare Flowers Destroyed In Australia After Paperwork Error
Australian biosecurity officers have destroyed historic plant specimens on loan from France after a paperwork mix-up. A box of rare daisies from the 1850s had been sent to ...
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Reliving The Summer Of Love
California’s summer calendar is packed with events commemorating 50 years of the hippie revolution of 1967 I am in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighbourhood,...
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Rights Over Leaves, Flowers Give Indian Tribal Groups More Reason To Stay Put
In the pleasant climate of February, it is hard to imagine that day time temperatures in May in the arid Vidarbha region of India's Maharashtra state can climb to a swelter...
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Scientists Used A Little Bee Puppet To Teach Real Bees How To Play Bee ‘Soccer’
Scientists have been able to teach bees to do all kinds of things, like tug on a rope or count to four. But so far these skills have largely fallen into the realm of what s...
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You’re Looking At The World’s First Artificial Honeybee
Tiny drones may help pollinate crops when dwindling honeybees aren’t enough. In a honeybee colony, normally it's the female worker bees that go out, gather pollen, an...
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