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Australia's bushfires left nearly 3 billion animals dead or displaced. Discover how local communities became unexpected heroes in this unprecedented wildlife crisis.

At West Midlands Safari Park, three Sumatran tiger cubs were born with precise timings while wild populations fall to just 400. Complete conservation stats and birth details provided.

A 25-year study of 445,000 trees in Spain uncovers how climate change is reshaping forests, revealing which species are adapting and which are declining.

A TBC1D4 gene mutation in 4% of Greenland's Inuit population increases type 2 diabetes risk by tenfold. Learn how this genetic variant impacts insulin sensitivity, the role of exercise in mitigation

Scientists reveal human brains now hold 50% more microplastics in just eight years. Dementia patients show 10x higher levels. Could this invisible pollution impact our minds? See what experts uncover.

How can African rats detect wildlife contraband better than dogs while costing 60% less? These furry detectives are changing wildlife trafficking prevention with surprising abilities you need to know.

Scientists achieved a world-first by creating kangaroo embryos through IVF, paving the way to protect endangered species—how does this breakthrough impact marsupial conservation efforts?

In a groundbreaking study, Chinese scientists have engineered a mouse with two male parents that survived to adulthood, offering new insights into genetic engineering and mammalian reproduction.

Terrigal Reservoir E. coli alert affected almost 50,000 residents across nine NSW Central Coast suburbs. Council stopped water flow and testing confirmed safety; complete stats show swift action. Now!

IIT Guwahati's innovative nanocrystals emit a bright green light upon detecting mercury, identifying toxic levels as low as a few nanomolar concentrations.