Read more about the article Indian Baby With 26 Fingers And Toes Is Rebirth Of Goddess, Say Parents
Photo shows a hand of the baby born with 26 fingers in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, undated. The baby girl was born on Saturday, September 16, 2023. (Newsflash)

Indian Baby With 26 Fingers And Toes Is Rebirth Of Goddess, Say Parents

A baby born in India with 26 fingers and toes has been hailed as the reincarnation of a Hindu goddess by her family. Medical professionals have said that she suffers…

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Read more about the article DNA Link Between Modern Vines And Fruit Named In Bible
Image shows ancient local grapevine seeds, undated photo. They were found in the Negev Desert, Israel. (Prof Guy Bar-Oz, The University of Haifa/Newsflash)

DNA Link Between Modern Vines And Fruit Named In Bible

Scientists have discovered a genetic link between modern grapes and varieties cultivated in Biblical times. The extraordinary discovery came as experts from Tel Aviv University and the University of Haifa…

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Read more about the article Spanish Caveman Had Cousin 1,200 Miles Away
Image shows an overview of Cueva de Malalmuerzo, near the city of Granada, in southern Spain, undated photo. Researchers recovered genomic data from a 23,000-year-old individual who lived during the Ice Age. (Pedro Cantalejo/Newsflash)

Spanish Caveman Had Cousin 1,200 Miles Away

Scientists studying DNA from a 23,000-year-old caveman found in Spain have been astonished to discover he is related to humans found 1,200 miles away. The genetic material was extracted from…

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Read more about the article Strangers Make New Teddy And Give it To Sick Boy After Original Lost In Park
Photo shows Marcos, the four-year-old boy from Valencia, with his new stuffed animal which replaced 'Fantito,' undated. The stuffed animal was lost during a walk through the Parc Central in Valencia, Spain, on Dec. 29, 2022. (Newsflash)

Strangers Make New Teddy And Give it To Sick Boy After Original Lost In Park

A four-year-old boy suffering from a rare genetic disease was made happy again by generous strangers who bought him an exact replica of his lost favourite teddy bear. Marcos, a…

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Read more about the article World’s First Albino Ocelot Found In The Wild Gets New Home In Zoo
Picture shows the first albino Ocelot (Leopardus pardalis), undated. It was found in Amalfi, Colombia, and has reached adulthood and weighs 12.8 kilogrames. (Corantioquia/Newsflash)

World’s First Albino Ocelot Found In The Wild Gets New Home In Zoo

A beautiful white kitten that grew up to be a big cat has been identified as the world's first-ever wild albino ocelot. The albino feline that was found as a…

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Read more about the article Zebra Shark At Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium Had Pups Through Virgin Birth
The image shows the pups of a zebra shark that were born trough virgin birth at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, Illinois, USA, undated. The fact that it was a virgin birth was confirmed via genetic testing which found that both the pups and the mother had the same genetic make-up. (Shedd Aquarium, Brenna Hernandez/Newsflash)

Zebra Shark At Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium Had Pups Through Virgin Birth

An endangered zebra shark has had a virgin birth in which the female fertilised the eggs with her own genetic material. The extremely rare occurrence, which is referred to as…

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Read more about the article City Fells Over 100 Trees So Lizards Can Sunbathe
Picture shows a Common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis), undated. In Stuttgart, Germany, 106 trees have to be cut down because lizards need a place to sunbathe in a substitute habitat created for the protection of the species. (Newsflash)

City Fells Over 100 Trees So Lizards Can Sunbathe

City officials have felled more than 100 trees so that a colony of lizards can get enough sun, it has emerged. The lizards - common wall lizards, or Podarcis muralis…

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Read more about the article German Researcher Gives Hope To Millions With New Gene Therapy To Tackle Hearing Loss
University professor and researcher Dr Axel Schambach poses in undated photo. His pioneering research at Hannover Medical School, Germany, aimed to cure hearing loss was rewarded with a grant. (Karin Kaiser, MHH/Newsflash)

German Researcher Gives Hope To Millions With New Gene Therapy To Tackle Hearing Loss

A researcher in Germany is hoping to cure millions of people affected by hearing loss with a new gene therapy. Over 430 million people around the world suffer from genetic…

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Read more about the article Newborn Jaguars Snuggle Up To Mum In Adorable New Clips
Picture shows the mother Mbarete with the two cubs born in El Impenetrable del Chaco National Park, in Argentina, undated. The jaguars, (Panthera onca) were born in semi-captivity, and will be transferred with their mother to the Ibera National Park, in Argentina, where they will be released to increase the genetic diversity of that population. (Rewilding Argentina/Newsflash)

Newborn Jaguars Snuggle Up To Mum In Adorable New Clips

In a series of cute videos, two newborn jaguar cubs frolic and play after nuzzling up to each other while suckling from their mother. Proud jaguar mum Mbarete can be…

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Read more about the article Genetic Study Provides New Insights Into Anglo-Saxon Migrations From Continental Europe To England
Image shows grave goods from inhumation grave 3532 at Issendorf cemetery, undated photo. (Landesmuseum Hannover/Newsflash)

Genetic Study Provides New Insights Into Anglo-Saxon Migrations From Continental Europe To England

A study led by UK and German scientists has revealed that Anglo-Saxons were only 24 per cent English. Early-medieval mass migrations influenced the formation of British society by increasing its…

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