Australia’s feral camels were abandoned when trucks replaced them. More than a century later, their isolation is attracting Gulf breeders

Australia’s feral camels were abandoned when trucks replaced them. More than a century later, their isolation is attracting Gulf breeders

Australia’s camel population is difficult to count, partly because the animals are scattered across an immense stretch of desert and semi-desert country. Estimates have placed the feral herd anywhere from about 300,000 to one million, depending on the year and the method used to survey it. Their presence is a legacy of a very different…

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German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here's how it works

German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here’s how it works |

Producing green hydrogen has always required two separate machines: solar panels to generate electricity and an electrolyser to split water using that electricity, both of which add cost, maintenance, and often a grid connection. A four-person spin-off from Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute of Technology says it has found a way to skip the middle step entirely….

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Duleep Trophy 2026: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi named East Zone vice-captain led by Ishan Kishan | Cricket News

Duleep Trophy 2026: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi named East Zone vice-captain led by Ishan Kishan | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi named deputy of Ishan Kishan for East Zone India’s teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has added another milestone to his rapidly rising career after being appointed vice-captain of the East Zone squad for the Duleep Trophy 2026. Fresh from winning the Player of the Series award during India’s tour of Zimbabwe, Sooryavanshi will…

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Roopi Gill brings Punjabi royalty to Cannes

Roopi Gill brings Punjabi royalty to Cannes

While most celebrities at Cannes 2026 arrived in dramatic gowns, glittering corsets, and giant couture trains, Punjabi actor Roopi Gill chose to do something far more personal. She walked the red carpet carrying a piece of Punjab with her – and honestly, that’s what made her debut feel so memorable. The actor attended the festival…

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, May 4, 2026: If you’re planning to get or buy a house, you should postpone it

Capricorn Horoscope Today, May 4, 2026: If you’re planning to get or buy a house, you should postpone it

A steady day, neither too high nor too low. Income will balance your expenditures, and that brings quiet relief. The Moon supports practical choices, while Saturn keeps you realistic. You’ll feel calmer once you stop chasing perfection and focus on what’s workable.Long journey shall get cancelled, or postponed, and that’s not a bad thing. Use…

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Pentagon asks defence firms to ramp up weapons production as Iran war drains stockpile: Report

Defence: Pentagon asks defence firms to ramp up weapons production as Iran war drains stockpile: Report

After heavy depletion of missile stocks, Pentagon asks defence firms to ramp up weapons production. Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth (AP image) The US Pentagon has asked defence companies to urgently accelerate weapons production and deliveries as Washington faces growing pressure to replenish critical munitions depleted during the war with Iran, according to a memo obtained…

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Scientists discover 149-million-year-old world's smallest long-tailed bird fossil revealing how modern birds evolved

Scientists discover 149-million-year-old world’s smallest long-tailed bird fossil revealing how modern birds evolved |

While early birds existed in a time period when dinosaurs dominated, they were feathered, capable of gliding or flying, but looked nothing like the birds we have today. Unlike birds like pigeons, robins and eagles, which have short fan-shaped tails, these ancient birds possessed long, bony tails inherited from their dinosaur ancestors. The transition from…

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In 1914, the passenger pigeon disappeared after once filling North American skies, becoming one of history’s greatest wildlife losses

In 1914, the passenger pigeon disappeared after once filling North American skies, becoming one of history’s greatest wildlife losses

There was a time when passenger pigeons were so numerous that their flocks darkened the skies for hours. People believed a bird found in such unimaginable numbers could never disappear. There are few stories in nature as heartbreaking as that of the passenger pigeon. It is not because the bird was rare or fragile. It…

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