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South Africa's Overberg faces a crisis as 20-million-year-old fynbos fish teeter at 25% risk amid invasive predators, floods and shrinking habitats; a survey of 200 river sites intensifies alarm.

A rare parasitic bloom reappears in Arunachal with 21 striking flowers after an 85-year break. Its winter-only show and unusual structure spark questions about nature's hidden secrets.

USGS's latest map reveals potential 'gold hydrogen' reserves in Michigan and the Four Corners region. Could this be the key to a cleaner energy future?

Global study reports 230 mammals on the move with 36 species declining at home while 22% thrive overseas. Wildlife balance is at stake as relocation shifts survival trends| Sparks conservation debate

After 28 days of rigorous testing in Berlin, 41 Spix's Macaws—23 females, 15 males, and 3 juveniles—embark for Brazil. Intriguing stats hint at a methodical conservation approach.

Aquaman star Jason Momoa fights ocean pollution with a Hawaii water system cleaning 500 bottles an hour while cutting carbon emissions by 95%. Can hotels and schools adapt this game-changing solution?

A beetle’s shell inspired a device extracting 10 liters of water daily from air, helping 4 billion facing water scarcity. See how it works.

Breakthrough in Great Indian Bustard conservation as AI-assisted hatching of Arambh stabilizes population at 195. Details reveal the tech behind Rajasthan's project.

A tiny brain implant offers instant relief from Parkinson's tremors, transforming patients' lives. Discover how this innovative device works and its impact on daily living.

Timber trade between Scotland and Ireland paused after bark beetle discovery. Climate change escalates pest risks. How is the industry adapting