Read more about the article Prince William’s Earthshot Prize 2024 Awarded To Kazakhstan’s Altyn Dala Steppe Conservation Initiative
Image shows the Przewalski's horses in the Kazakh Steppe, undated photo. The project received Prince William's Earthshot Prize 2024. (Berlin Zoo, ACBK/NF/newsX)

Prince William’s Earthshot Prize 2024 Awarded To Kazakhstan’s Altyn Dala Steppe Conservation Initiative

One of the world's largest conservation projects aimed at protecting Kazakhstan's Golden Steppe and its endangered wildlife has earned Prince William's Earthshot Prize 2024. Kazakhstan's Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative was…

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Read more about the article 3D-Printed Northern Bald Ibis Dummies Help Rare Species Breed In Wild
Image shows northern bald ibises in a rocky niche near Ueberlingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg State, Germany. Experts used 3D-printed dummies to help the species breed in the wild. (Dennis Pflegehaar/Newsflash)

3D-Printed Northern Bald Ibis Dummies Help Rare Species Breed In Wild

These remarkable videos show experts creating 3D-printed northern bald ibis dummies and placing them in the wild to show the endangered species a safe cliff to nest on resulting in…

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Read more about the article Diver Nearly Drowns While Working On Project To Raise Lost ‘Titanic of the Alps’ Shipwreck From 1933
Photo shows Santis in front of Rorschach around 1910. The recovery of the ship that has been in depth of around 210 meters since 1933, begins this week. (Newsflash)

Diver Nearly Drowns While Working On Project To Raise Lost ‘Titanic of the Alps’ Shipwreck From 1933

A diver nearly drowned while working on a project to raise a vessel known as the 'Titanic of the Alps' after it was sunk on Lake Constance in 1933 when…

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Read more about the article Gun Ravaged South Africa To Build World’s First Bulletproof Playground
Picture shows the proposal of the bulletproof park in Mitchells Plain, South Africa. The proposal is made by the non-profit organization Gun Free SA. (Bulletproof Park/Newsflash)

Gun Ravaged South Africa To Build World’s First Bulletproof Playground

The world's first playground encased in bulletproof glass is to be built in guncrime-ravaged South Africa. The project, designed by safety campaigners Gun Free SA, is set to be built…

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Read more about the article Researchers To Study 119-Year-Old Woman In Bid To Discover Secrets To Longevity And Old Age
Picture shows Deolira Gliceria Pedro da Silva, undated. She is 119 years old resident of Itaperuna, Brazil. (Newsflash)

Researchers To Study 119-Year-Old Woman In Bid To Discover Secrets To Longevity And Old Age

Researchers are to study this 119-year-old woman in a project to unlock the secrets of longevity and old age. Dona Deolira Gliceria Pedro da Silva lives in Itaperuna, in the…

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Read more about the article Spanish Firm Rewards Workers Who Sleep Longest With Time Off
Picture shows Otsuka Pharmaceutical staff working, undated. With project 'Dreamland' the company measures the sleep of 60 employees and will reward the ones with highest number with additional vacation days. (Newsflash)

Spanish Firm Rewards Workers Who Sleep Longest With Time Off

A company in Spain is rewarding employees who get the most sleep with extra holidays. Pharma firm Otsuka Pharmaceutical measured the hours and quality of sleep of 60 employees with…

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Read more about the article Researchers Find New Unknown Chamber In The Great Pyramid Of Cheops At Giza
Image shows the Great Pyramid of Giza (middle), Egypt, undated photo. Scientists found a new chamber inside the pyramid in March 2023. (Prof Christian Grosse, TUM/Newsflash)

Researchers Find New Unknown Chamber In The Great Pyramid Of Cheops At Giza

A hidden chamber believed to be protecting the actual burial chamber of King Cheops has been discovered in the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. The secret hollow space was…

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Read more about the article One Third Of Plastic Debris That Reaches Arctic Comes From Outside, Says Study
Image shows plastic debris washed ashore in the Arctic sorted by country of origin, undated photo. A study showed that one third of plastic debris in the Arctic comes from Europe. (Alfred-Wegener-Institut, J. Hagemann/Newsflash)

One Third Of Plastic Debris That Reaches Arctic Comes From Outside, Says Study

Project scientists have found out that a third of the plastic waste that reaches the Arctic can be traced back to countries outside of it. The five-year-long project led by…

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Read more about the article Gorilla Shares 10th Birthday Party Treat With Pals
Gorilla Ebo celebrates the 10 year anniversary of his birth with the other animals at his "birthday party' in Valencia, Spain, undated. He was the first gorilla born at the Bioparc Valencia as part of a conservation program. (Bioparc Valencia/Newsflash)

Gorilla Shares 10th Birthday Party Treat With Pals

This is how a king-size gorilla shares his big day - with a 10th birthday party at the zoo where he was born. Keepers at Bioparc Valencia zoo in southern…

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