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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Nature, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 2,790 stories have been published about Nature which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Nature, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 2,790 stories have been published about Nature which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Nature · ManipurPounding rain following weeks of heavy downpours triggered a mudslide in northeast India. At least seven people killed and about 40 others missing, authorities said.Continuous rainfall over the past three weeks has wreaked havoc across India's northeast. Scientists say climate change is a factor behind the erratic, early rains.See the Story
Many dead, dozens missing as huge landslide hits India’s Manipur
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US & Canada · ColumbusThe 14-year-old Amur tiger, Jupiter, died Sunday after developing pneumonia caused by the virus. Jupiter was undergoing long-term treatment for chronic underlying illnesses, which made him more susceptible to the virus, the zoo said. Jupiter is the first animal at the zoo to die from Covid-19 complications, officials said.See the Story
A 14-year-old tiger died after contracting Covid-19 in an Ohio zoo, officials say
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Animals · New YorkJuly tends to be when great whites appear in earnest, with sightings peaking from August through October. Researchers have tagged more than 280 great whites off the cape, with nearly 230 of those tags still active and sending back data about shark movements. The animals still tend to be concentrated on the Atlantic Ocean-facing side of the cape where they feast on a flourishing seal population.See the Story
Researchers caution beachgoers ahead of white shark season
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US & Canada · New YorkImmune particles found in the blood of llamas could provide strong protection against all COVID-19 variants. Researchers said that "super-immunity" molecules called nanobodies could be developed into a fast-acting, inhalable antiviral treatment or spray. llamas, as well as camels and alpacas, have different immune systems from other animals.See the Story
Researchers find llama's blood could hold key to 'super-immunity' against COVID-19, other viruses
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Shark · South AfricaGreat whites used to dominate areas of the Gansbaai coast, but have been avoiding them in recent years. Study tracked 14 great whites over five and a half years, and found they fled the area when the orcas were there. Bronze whaler sharks have emerged as new mid-ranking predators in the area.See the Story
The pair of Orcas deterring Great White Sharks
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Climate ChangeResearchers examined 21st century changes in ocean-surface temperature, salinity, and density, across mangrove forests worldwide. Their study suggests that changes in surface-ocean density may impact the dispersal patterns of widely distributed mangroves species, and more likely so in the Indo-West Pacific region, the primary hotspot of mangrove diversity.See the Story
Climate change in oceanwater may impact mangrove dispersal, study finds
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NatureZika and dengue fever viruses alter the scent of mice and humans they infect, a team of researchers report. The altered scent attracts mosquitoes, which bite the host, drink their infected blood and then carry the virus to its next victim.See the Story
Some viruses make you smell tastier to mosquitoes
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Nature · AthensA ceremony was held Tuesday morning, June 28, for a new home built for Retired Army Sergeant First Class Scott Barkalow and his wife Tina. The new four bedroom/three bathroom house was made possible by Helping a Hero in partnership with music legend Lee Greenwood. Sgt. BarkAlow lost his right leg on February 19, 2003, in Afghanistan.See the Story
Welcome to Athens
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NatureZebra finches communicate via eye contact and calls to coordinate their spatial positions during flocking flightSee the Story
Activating the indicator and performing a shoulder check -- essential also for zebra finches
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Nature · PortugalPortugal plans the destruction of critical coastal wetlands and their fragile biodiversity while hosting a global oceans conference. BirdLife International asks, "How do you spell hypocrisy?”…See the Story
Portugal - Save, don’t sabotage, Nature
NatureIt’s July, Midwinter has arrived! As all of Nature’s energies turn inwards, and life comes to a standstill, we finally have a chance to rest and reflect too. This month temperatures will hit their …See the Story
