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The first U.S. bird flu death in Louisiana highlights alarming H5N1 mutations that could make the virus spread more easily in humans. Here's why this case has public health experts on edge.

22 wolves killed by poachers spark outrage in Washington’s protected zones. A $20,000 reward is offered, but experts fear the real toll could be double. What’s being done to stop these illegal

Australia is home to 30,000 beetle species, showcasing stunning colors, patterns, and vital ecological roles—learn what makes these insects a quarter of all animal species worldwide.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approves a 22,000-acre expansion of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, intensifying the debate over nearby mining projects and their environmental impact.

China's hospitals are overwhelmed as pediatric HMPV cases reach unprecedented levels this winter.

Google partners with the University of Newcastle to explore geothermal energy in Australia, aiming for 24/7 clean power.

UK mandates airlines to use 2% eco-fuel made from waste and cooking oil, cutting air pollution by 70%. By 2030, 1.2M tonnes of green fuel will be needed—enough for 3,000 Earth flights

New research reveals clozapine's blood cancer risk is less than 0.06% per year. Is this treatment safer than previously thought? Uncover the findings that could change schizophrenia care.

New research uncovers double the previously known genetic populations of Alaska's red king crab, indicating increased resilience to environmental changes.

A devastating fire at Dallas's Plaza Latina Bazaar led to the deaths of 579 animals due to smoke inhalation. Only a handful survived.