Invasive Argentine ants are defending other pests in California’s citrus groves and vineyards, troubling farmers and leaving natives hungry

An invasive species of ants travelled across continents to America and is now defending other insects. According to a report by econews, Argentine Ants have been protecting aphids, mealybugs, scales, whiteflies and psyllids against the predators and parasites that would normally keep their population under control. This unlikely alliance has turned the ants into a…

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Kerala Atm Card Return: Kerala man travels for 14 hours in an autorickshaw to return a US woman’s ATM card: ‘His name is Krishna; tell me karma doesn’t exist’

Pic courtesy: Instagram/ India Witkin A US woman lost her ATM card while travelling through Kerala, India, and a stranger took a 14-hour trip to return it. When she offered him money, he politely refused. His name? Krishna. If this act of kindness doesn’t restore your faith in humanity, what will?India Witkin, a New York-based…

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She lost a grandson and dozens of guinea pigs in a house fire; today, she runs a Massachusetts sanctuary caring for nearly 400 abandoned guinea pigs | World News

She lost a grandson and dozens of guinea pigs in a devastating house fire in 2019. Years later, Kimie Smothermon is running a Massachusetts sanctuary where hundreds of guinea pigs now depend on her every day. At the Guinea Pig Sanctuary in Salisbury, between 350 and 400 guinea pigs are housed at the facility, with…

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Awarapan 2 Full Movie Collection: ‘Awarapan 2’ box office collection Day 11 [LIVE]: Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani film eyes Rs 140 crore India net as worldwide haul nears Rs 200 crore ahead of Yash’s ‘Toxic’ release | Hindi Movie News

Awarapan 2 Day 11 box office collection (Image Credits IMDb) ‘Awarapan 2’ continues its strong theatrical run on Day 11, with Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani’s action drama reaching Rs. 136.44 crore India net and Rs. 192.80 crore worldwide after Day 10. With ‘Toxic’ arriving on August 26, the sequel now eyes the Rs. 140…

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Microgravity: Four medaka fish flew aboard Columbia in 1994 to test whether vertebrates could reproduce without gravity; they laid 43 eggs and eight baby fish hatched in space

The tank was kept at a water temperature of 24°C. The fish also followed a cycle of 14 hours of light and 10 hours of darkness. (Photo: JAXA) In July 1994, four small medaka fish travelled into space as part of an experiment that tested whether fish could reproduce in microgravity. The experiment was carried…

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