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Ever Felt 'Hangry'? Even Fruit Flies Get Aggressive When Hungry

The "hangry" fruit flies are more likely to fight with each other.

Biden To Champion Democracy In First Foreign Trip

Presidens Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin meet in Geneva with low expectations

Biden to champion democracy in first foreign trip

'Didn't Even Flinch': Tiger Sharks Aren't Scared Of Hurricanes

Tiger sharks didn't evacuate even during a direct hit from Hurricane Matthew.

Only time will tell how much ExxonMobil changes after upstart investment group Engine No. 1 won three board seats at the oil giant

Engine No. 1 Converts Tiny ExxonMobil Stake Into Big Win

Engine No. 1 converts tiny ExxonMobil stake into big win

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In 2015, an MSF hospital in the northern province of Kunduz was destroyed by a US airstrike in which 42 people were killed

The 'French Doctors' Who Came To The Aid Of Soviet-occupied Afghans

The 'French Doctors' who came to the aid of Soviet-occupied Afghans

Annular eclipses occur when the Moon is not close enough to Earth to completely obscure sunlight, leaving a thin ring of the solar disc visible

'Ring of Fire': Where, How To Watch This Week's Annular Solar Eclipse

The last solar eclipse visible from the continental U.S. was 2017's total solar eclipse.

An AfD victory would be a devastating blow for the conservatives and seriously weaken the already fragile standing of the CDU's new leader Armin Laschet

Merkel Party Wins Big In Last German State Poll Before General Election

Merkel party wins big in last German state poll before general election

France will require anaesthesia for pigs facing castration starting next year

Deadline Looms For French Pig Farmers On Castration Choice

Deadline looms for French pig farmers on castration choice

In the one region arsonists torched a trailer in a field displaying banners calling for a "No" vote, infuriating farmers

Swiss Mired In Poisonous Row Over Pesticides

Swiss mired in poisonous row over pesticides

A "fish ladder" -- a narrow channel around a mile long with man-made steps -- simulates the rapids of a mountain stream

Drought-hit California Scales Up Plan To Truck Salmon To Ocean

Drought-hit California scales up plan to truck salmon to ocean

A group of peasants armed with wooden sticks and leather whips set off on their nighttime patrols in Chota, Cajamarca

Peru Peasant Patrols Banking On Former Member Castillo To Bring Change

Peru peasant patrols banking on former member Castillo to bring change

A patient undergoes a mammogram to detect early signs of breast cancer

This Breast Cancer Pill Cuts Recurrence, Death Risks By 42%

Lynparza, a PARP inhibitor, was found to reduce the risk of relapse and death among breast cancer patients by 42%, according to a study.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology is at the center of theories that Covid-19 leaked from a lab

Release Medical Records Of Bat Cave Patients, Fauci Urges China: FT

Release medical records of bat cave patients, Fauci urges China: FT

'Tiny Shrek': Elusive Green Bird Rediscovered After Nearly 16 Years

Prior to the rediscovery, there have only been three sightings of the bird since it was first described in 1899.

Insect Pest Eats Into Lebanon's 'White Gold' Pine Nut Trade

Insect pest eats into Lebanon's 'white gold' pine nut trade

The Arctic is home to millions of square kilometres of ice essential for keeping the planet cool

Arctic Sea Ice Thinning Faster Than Expected, New Study Shows

Arctic sea ice thinning faster than expected, new study shows

US President Joe Biden has committed to distributing 80 million Covid-19 vaccine doses internationally as part of a plan to thwart the coronavirus pandemic

US To Give 80 Mn Vaccine Doses To Priority Nations, 75% Via Covax

US to give 80 mn vaccine doses to priority nations, 75% via Covax

The FAO's food price index has now risen for 12 consecutive months to reach its highest value since September 2011, driven by the higher costs of vegetable oils, sugar and cereals.

World Food Prices Jump To Highest Level In Decade: FAO

World food prices jump to highest level in decade: FAO

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National Egg Day 2021: 13 Impressive Facts, Health Benefits Of This Breakfast Staple

National Egg Day honors the food staple that is part of every American's breakfast.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said a lack of clear ESG meauresments could lead to 'green washinng'

Yellen Calls For Standardized Measurements On Green Investments

Yellen calls for standardized measurements on green investments

Koalas are considered vulnerable to extinction and face a raft of threats including habitat loss from logging, development and bushfires

Aussie Researchers To Test Koala 'Facial Recognition'

Aussie researchers to test koala 'facial recognition'

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2 Fruit Servings A Day Slash Type 2 Diabetes Risk By 36%: Study

Fruit juices did not yield the same benefits.

An updated tally of shareholder votes means activist fund Engine No. 1 will have three board seats after a hotly-contested campaign

Activist Fund Poised To Take 3 Seats On ExxonMobil Board

Activist fund poised to take 3 seats on ExxonMobil board

Traces Of Chemical Tied To Blood Cancers Detected In Popular Sunscreens, Tests Show

Many popular brands of sunscreen had traces of the known carcinogen Benzene.

Cover up: Spectators wearing protective face masks at Roland Garros on Sunday where a maximum 5,000 fans were allowed on site under Covid-19 restrictions

Vaccination Won't End COVID-19 Pandemic, Masks Still Important, Study Says

A group of researchers expressed the need to continue wearing masks and practicing social distancing to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.

Global Running Day 2021: 12 Impressive Running Health Benefits Backed By Science

Not only does running make you smarter, it is said to improve your love life as well.

Obama Comments On UFO Sightings, Hopes Aliens Would 'Solidify' Humanity

The former president expressed his hope for humanity becoming more "solidified" if proof of alien existence is found.

Falcon Eyeliners? The Birds' 'Makeup' Helps Them Hunt, Study Finds

A new study has suggested that dark markings under falcons' eyes act as sun shields to improve their hunting ability.

Oil majors are facing pressure from shareholders, lawsuits and the IEA to change their ways.

Oil Majors Vow Energy Transition - At Their Own Pace

Oil majors vow energy transition - at their own pace

Build A Homemade James Webb Telescope To Win A Prize From The ESA

Even children can submit their entries and get prizes.

Britain targets zero net carbon emissions by 2050 to help meet commitments under the Paris accord

UK Carbon Market Targets Emissions Post-Brexit

UK carbon market targets emissions post-Brexit

Waking Up Earlier May Reduce Depression Risk By 23%, New Study Says

Each hour of earlier sleep midpoint led to a 23% lower risk for major depression disorder.

President Joe Biden suspended oil development activities on the the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, shown here in August 2001

Biden Administration Halts Oil Drilling In Alaska Wildlife Refuge

Biden administration halts oil drilling in Alaska wildlife refuge

A tusker's proboscis can also switch to vacuum mode to eat

Suck It Up: Study Probes Elephants' Suction Powers

Suck it up: Study probes elephants' suction powers

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