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BYD announces plans to launch solid-state batteries offering up to 1,500 km range in 2027, with mass adoption expected by 2030.

India's wild tiger count has surged to 3,682, now constituting 75% of the global population. However, experts raise concerns over data accuracy and regional disparities in conservation success.

A trail camera in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, has captured images of a fisher, a member of the weasel family not seen in the state for over a century.

Scratching rashes worsens inflammation but also fights harmful bacteria. Want to know the unexpected reason why this happens? Scientists reveal surprising details that could change how we treat skin

Earth’s magnetic pole is shifting fast, forcing tech updates, while a 42,000-year-old tree reveals a drastic 95% drop in field strength—what this means for navigation, satellites, and global systems.

Nepal's tiger count reaches 355, but over 60 human fatalities since 2019 raise urgent coexistence concerns

Unprecedented 2023 bushfires in northern Australia have scorched 84 million hectares—an area larger than New South Wales—raising urgent concerns over land management and fire prevention strategies.

Alaska plans to kill 80% of wolves and 60% of bears in aerial hunts, cutting predator numbers to record lows. Scientists warn it won’t help moose or caribou, but the state is

NASA’s Pandora telescope is set to launch on SpaceX, scanning 20 exoplanets in 24-hour cycles. Can it confirm water hidden in starlight or will host stars distort the signals?

Discover why a staggering 90% of Gen Z employees are turning away from traditional 9-to-5 office roles, reshaping the future of workplace dynamics