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Thick fog in Udhampur has triggered Himalayan Griffon vultures to migrate to nearby hills. Their movement is boosting the ecosystem, delighting locals and offering scientists valuable ecological insights.
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Anacondas and crocodiles share dangerous waters, but size, speed, and bite force change everything. When these river giants clash, science reveals which predator likely walks away alive.
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Leopards and jaguars may share striking spots, but their strength, hunting style, and habitats differ sharply, revealing how two similar-looking big cats evolved to dominate very different worlds.
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Lions and tigers both rule the wild, but their strength, size, teamwork, and hunting styles differ sharply, revealing why each dominates its own world and why comparing them remains endlessly fascinating.
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Many familiar creatures see the world very differently from humans, with limited colours shaping how they hunt, move and survive across land, sky and sea.
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A record 2023 heatwave has devastated Florida’s coral reefs. Elkhorn and staghorn corals are now functionally extinct, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal protection.
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A giant delicacy thrives in the African woodlands, captivating locals and scientists alike. Known for its sheer size and flavour, this rare mushroom is unlike anything you’d expect.
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They were six, yet moved as one. In the heart of Africa’s savanna, their reign sparked fear, respect and whispers of legend. Who were the Mapogo lions?
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The largest modern snake, the green anaconda, is impressive. Yet it reaches only 30 feet and weighs 500 pounds. Titanoboa was nearly twice as long and five times heavier.
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Who takes the crown for the slowest mover on Earth — sloth, turtle or slug? Scientists have finally settled the debate, and the surprising answer might slow you down too.
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Sameer Tamang, a local youth, filmed the cub during a trip. He was travelling with a friend when he spotted the animal.
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Hidden off Brazil’s coast, Snake Island is crawling with deadly golden lancehead vipers. This forbidden island is so dangerous that humans are banned, making survival nearly impossible for anyone who enters.
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Natives of the western Indo-Pacific, the lionfish are not only stunning. Beyond their looks, they are an integral part of their ecosystem, both predator and indicator of the environment.
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The possible sighting occurred on Thursday near Palla, north Delhi. The animal was seen moving alone along the Yamuna riverbanks.
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Wildlife trafficking is a global crisis. From forests to oceans, countless animals are hunted and traded illegally. These animals face extinction as demand for their body parts rises. Let’s explore the world’s most trafficked animals.
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Insects are essential to Earth's ecology, but numerous species are disappearing and scientists are demanding stronger protection. A new study showcases the pressing need for monitoring and conservation of insects as well as ecosystems they support.
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Karnataka Department of Industries and Commerce Commissioner Gunjan Krishna says the state is creating an ecosystem to attract companies like Tesla
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The Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has announced the discovery of two previously unknown spider species in the Western Ghats, a renowned biodiversity hotspot.
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Ocean temperatures around Australia's Great Barrier Reef have surged to their highest levels in 400 years over the past decade.
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Global DPI Summit Day 2 Session On "Building the Global DPI Ecosystem". Watch!
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Additional Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) S C Aggarwal said easy availability of affordable trade finance helps promote export competitiveness.
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Indian financial institutions have shown maturity by collaborating deeply with the fintech industry and offering their services through an open-banking architecture.
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Metrics still matter, even in the absence of perfect analogues. There is still value to investing in building a view to core metrics - operating profits, gross margins, and cash flows, KM Birla said.
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Indian-American Maya Ajmera, who is president and CEO of Society for Science, and the publisher of its award-winning magazine, Science News, made these comments on Wednesday after five Indian-American teenagers featured among 40 finalists of a prestigious science and maths competition for high school seniors in the US.
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There are at least 20 quadrillion ants on Earth, according to a new study. But even that staggering figure likely underestimates the total population of the insects.
