$1.3M Bluefin Tuna Sold at Tokyo Auction—Per-Pound Price Revealed
A 608-pound bluefin tuna fetched $1.3 million at Tokyo's Toyosu Market. The per-pound price is astonishing. Learn what makes this fish so valuable.
Govind Tekale
Alcohol Consumption Linked to 7 Cancer Types, Warns Surgeon General
Alcohol use causes 100k cancer cases annually, warns Surgeon General. Learn about the 7 cancer types linked to drinking.
Tejal Somvanshi
Kandy Esala Perahera Faces Scrutiny Over Elephant Welfare Concerns
Sri Lanka's Kandy Esala Perahera is under scrutiny as elephant welfare concerns arise, highlighting the ethical dilemmas of using elephants in cultural festivals.
Zebra Dies in Rare Rhino Encounter at Colchester Zoo
A tragic incident at Colchester Zoo's mixed-species African habitat leaves visitors shocked as a zebra dies following a rare confrontation with a rhino.
Rahul Somvanshi
Wyoming’s Wildlife Habitats Get $7.8M Boost Across 15,000 Acres
Wyoming's wildlife habitats receive a $7.8 million investment, funding 39 projects to enhance over 15,000 acres.
Saving Australia’s Wildlife Costs $583 Billion Annually
Australia’s wildlife faces a $583B annual recovery cost, with invasive weeds consuming 81%. Unveil practical solutions like fire management and pest control that create jobs and benefit farmers.
Leopard Mauls 3 Picnickers in Madhya Pradesh After Provocative Calls
A terrifying encounter unfolded near Son River as a leopard attacked 3 picnickers after provocative taunts, leaving one with a skull fracture. What led to this chilling incident in Shahdol?
Eastern Hellbender Salamanders Face 40% Decline Amid Habitat Threats
Populations of Eastern hellbender salamanders have dropped 40% across 15 states, raising alarm over pollution, illegal pet trade, and habitat destruction. What does this mean for freshwater ecosystems
Last Guam Håyun Lågu Tree Dies Near Firing Range, Sparking Extinction Fear
The last mature håyun lågu tree vanishes near a military range in Guam, raising extinction fears and highlighting the environmental cost of development on ancestral lands and endangered species.
Tucson Shovel-Nosed Snake Denied Protection Despite 39% Habitat Loss
Court denies endangered status to Tucson shovel-nosed snake, citing genetics and expanded subspecies range, even as 39% of its habitat is lost to urbanization. Is the species truly at risk?
Karmactive Staff