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A 50,000-year-old baby mammoth, Yana, found in Siberia's Batagaika Crater, offers unprecedented insights into prehistoric life with remarkably preserved head and trunk, an exceptional scientific find.

President Biden officially declares the bald eagle the U.S. national bird after 242 years, correcting a historical oversight and solidifying its status as a powerful symbol of America.

A 500,000-year fossil analysis reveals deep-sea ecosystems' vulnerability to climate change and potential risks of marine carbon removal technologies.

"Researchers have identified six new Matisia tree species across Panama and Colombia, highlighting the rich biodiversity and the importance of conservation in Neotropical forests.

Mauritius demands better terms for UK sovereignty transfer and Diego Garcia lease, raising critical security and sovereignty questions. What does this mean for regional stability.

Florida's $317 million investment conserves 87,000 acres, safeguarding habitats for species like the red-cockaded woodpecker and Florida black bear.

Maryland's Board of Public Works approves $2.7 million for park improvements and land conservation. Which counties are set to benefit from this significant investment?

A new agreement empowers Nuiqsut to oversee 1 million acres, safeguarding caribou habitats near the Willow oil project.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe achieves unprecedented milestones, venturing closer to the Sun than ever before and becoming the fastest human-made object. Discover the groundbreaking details.

Zepbound becomes the first FDA-approved drug for sleep apnea, reducing breathing events by 25 per hour and achieving 18% weight loss.