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Scientists discover first new wild cat in more than 100 years

Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of wild cat living at a wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia. The tiny, spotted feline had lived at the sanctuary for years before genetic analysis revealed it as the first new living wild cat species identified in more than a century.

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Meet Kent Hups, the teacher behind a major T. rex footprint discovery

Kent Hups, a Colorado high school teacher and amateur fossil hunter, was looking for an easier route out of a narrow, rocky valley in North Dakota's badlands in 2025 when he noticed something unusual protruding from the ground. To Hups, who had spent about 30 years searching for ancient footprints…

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Rare two-headed turtle is found on Cape Cod

The last rare two-headed turtle hatchling in Cape Cod was found in 2021

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What Is a Tiger Cat? 'Weird' Spotted Feline Mistaken for Another Species Hid a 1.4-Million-Year Secret

Genetic analysis has identified Leopardus tilcayo as a new tiger cat species from Bolivia, whose lineage diverged from related felines about 1.4 million years ago.

International Business Times UK

Social Media Is Ablaze With Theories About Blacked-Out Triangle In Pacific Ocean, Diver Exposes It

An avid Google Maps explorer found a large black triangle in the middle of the ocean and couldn’t figure out what it was. Even when they asked people online, everyone was baffled, which led to several conspiracy theories. Eventually, the truth came to light, and people were still curious to…

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2015 Capitana Recovery: treasure hunters find 51 gold coins, rare ‘Tricentennial Royal’; timed to 1715 wreck

In 2015, a remarkable discovery was made along Florida's coast when the Schmitt family unearthed a treasure trove from the Capitana, dating back 300 years. Among the 51 gold coins was the coveted 1715 Royal Mexico Eight Escudos coin, a rare find indeed. The fleet had met its fate in…

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Is science journalism dying? Comparing a ‘science crash’ 40 years ago to today

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11 Must-See Movies, Series and Documentaries About 9/11: Stories of Loss, Courage and the World That Followed

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the strongest films and series about 9/11 do more than revisit the horror of a single morning. They preserve eyewitness testimony, honor victims and first responders, examine the intelligence failures before the attacks and reckon with the wars, surveillance and divisions…

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Joel Sartore Spent 20 Years Photographing Animals, Here Are 31 Of His Best Shots

Photographer and National Geographic Explorer Joel Sartore has spent the past 20 years photographing animals around the world, but his goal goes beyond creating beautiful wildlife portraits. In 2006, he started the National Geographic Photo Ark, a project dedicated to documenting species living in zoos, aquariums, and wildlife sanctuaries and…

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In 2010, Taiwan turned 1.5 million discarded PET bottles into Taipei’s EcoARK; the $4.22 million exhibition hall stood 26 metres high and resisted storms

In 2010, Taipei unveiled the EcoARK, a stunning 26-meter-high exhibition hall constructed entirely from 1.5 million recycled PET bottles. Designed to endure natural disasters, this innovative structure showcases interlocking blocks that create a unique honeycomb-like facade. Incorporating rainwater harvesting and abundant natural light, the building minimized energy consumption. Following the…

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Meet Yanin ‘Proud’, a 17-year-old Thai student who built artificial hornbill nests from recycled plastic and won two global conservation awards

At just 17, Thai student Yanin ‘Proud’ Tangkaravakoon has turned a concern for endangered hornbills into a unique conservation project that gives discarded waste plastic a new purpose. Her initiative, ‘Homes for Hornbills’ creates artificial nests designed to provide breeding spaces for hornbills as natural tree cavities become harder to…

The Times of India

A California man spent nearly 30 years hand-building Salvation Mountain from adobe, straw and thousands of gallons of paint; Leonard Knight’s landmark rises near Niland

Salvation Mountain stands as a vibrant folk-art masterpiece crafted by Leonard Knight over more than thirty years. Initially inspired by a hot-air balloon venture, he later turned his attention to creating a monumental structure made of adobe clay and straw. This landmark features various artworks and structures adorned with vivid…

The Times of India

I took my family on a Galapagos Islands cruise and it changed how I feel about wildlife

Marc Shoffman and family swapped waterslides for natural wonder on a National Geographic Lindblad Expeditions vessel

The Independent UK

'He Was Thinking About You Until the Very End': 9/11 Survivor Finally Delivers Father's Last Message to His Sons

Firefighter Bill Spade delivers a heartfelt message to the sons of fallen NYPD officer John D'Allara, revealing their father's final thoughts during the 9/11 attacks, as featured in a new documentary.

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These National Geographic filmmakers spent four years following the journey of a single lion cub – I can’t wait to watch!

National Geographic’s ‘Lion’ promises to be a real-life Lion King story – and the trailer footage looks incredible

The Economic Times

A Byzantine royal ship sank off Croatia in the 7th century, 1300 years later it was discovered with 600 grams of gold including a gold ring linked to emperor Heraclius

A 1,300-year-old shipwreck off Croatia's Mljet island revealed over 600 grams of gold. This significant discovery includes a signet ring possibly linked to Emperor Heraclius. Gem-encrusted belts and coins bearing four emperors' names were also recovered. The vessel sank during a challenging period for the Byzantine Empire. This find offers…

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How to watch 'Lion' online — stream the Jon Favreau nature documentary from anywhere

Learn more about the king of the jungle in this docuseries produced by Jon Favreau — here's how to watch 'Lion' online from anywhere.

The Times of India

In 1989, an Italian teacher’s broken boat led him to a Mediterranean island; he stayed mostly alone for 32 years, guarding its rare pink-sand beach

Mauro Morandi, once a dedicated teacher, found solace on Budelli Island for over three decades. Initially stranded due to a malfunctioning boat engine, he embraced the role of caretaker, becoming a guardian of the renowned Spiaggia Rosa, famous for its stunning pink sands. Following a contentious legal battle, he exited…

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Steve McCurry: "I use this one lens 95% of the time, with one camera body, and I've given up using a bag" – Legendary photographer reveals his current camera setup

You might expect that one of National Geographic's most famous photographers would always have a bag full of primes – but you'd be wrong

The Times of India

In 1999, an ecologist walked 2,000 miles through the Central African rainforest: The expedition led to 13 new national parks in Gabon

Ecologist Mike Fay undertook a remarkable 2,000-mile journey across Central Africa, meticulously documenting the wildlife and examining the impact of human activities. His extensive research unveiled the integrity of ecosystems that are increasingly threatened by expansion. By sharing his discoveries with Gabon's President Omar Bongo, Fay played a pivotal role…

The Times of India

Countries with most black mambas: From South Africa to Kenya, where the deadly snake is found

The black mamba, often cited as the most dangerous snake on the African continent, occupies a wide array of habitats. This snake thrives in arid savannas and rocky terrains throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Countries such as South Africa and Zimbabwe frequently report incidents of black mamba bites. Remarkably, sightings have increased…

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I Just Watched Tom Hiddleston’s Pompeii Doc, And It Completely Wrecked Me

History just made me run through an entire box of Kleenexes, no joke.

The Economic Times

Nirmal Purja's final climb: How events unfolded for Nims Dai on Pakistan's Broad Peak after two climbers turned back

Famed mountaineer Nirmal Purja tragically died in an avalanche on Broad Peak. His expedition company confirmed his passing after a summit push on Thursday. The avalanche swept away ten climbers, including Purja, hundreds of meters downhill. Purja held the record for the fastest ascent of the world's 14 highest peaks.…

The Economic Times

In 2010, researchers asked, 'what did Tyrannosaurus rex eat?' The answer included other T. rexes

Tyrannosaurus rex ate other T. rexes: Fossil evidence reveals Tyrannosaurus rex sometimes ate its own kind. Scrapes on bones indicate T. rex hunted live prey, not just scavenged. This giant predator possessed an incredibly powerful bite force. T. rex stripped meat before swallowing large chunks whole. Fossilized droppings also provided…

The Times of India

For nearly 100 years, two giant dams trapped this American river. Then one historic decision brought it back to life

Two dams on Washington State's Elwha River were removed after nearly a century. This massive project allowed sediment to flow downstream and rebuild coastlines. Salmon populations have returned to historic spawning grounds, reviving the river's ecosystem. The restoration project serves as a model for future river rehabilitation efforts. The Elwha…

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