Beavers do far more than build dams: These 20-kilogram rodents create wetlands, raise groundwater and lock away carbon |

Beavers may weigh only around 20 kilograms, but their engineering skills can reshape entire landscapes. Using little more than their powerful teeth, branches, stones and mud, these rodents build dams that slow rivers, create wetlands and transform dry valleys into thriving ecosystems. While these structures are best known for forming ponds, scientists have discovered they…

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Scientists found a 2,865-pound predator from before dinosaurs ruled Earth; now 2,000 ordinary people are helping reveal its skeleton

Under the watchful eye of scientists, volunteers clean the skeleton of a mastodonsaurus A huge fossilised skeleton weighing 1,300 kilograms (2,865 pounds) that was found in southern Poland is currently being chipped out of solid rock by a group of more than 2,000 public volunteers.According to a report by the Associated Press, this unusual public…

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BMC plans 7.2km underground tunnel to link Mumbai with desalination plant | Mumbai News

BMC hopes to begin construction next month Mumbai: BMC plans to integrate the city’s first seawater desalination plant at Manori with Mumbai’s existing water distribution network through a 7.2km underground tunnel to Charkop and further to Mahavir Nagar in Kandivli.A proposal seeking approval to award the contract at Rs 2,241.3 crore to Afcons Infrastructure Ltd…

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Nearly 150 turtles washed ashore on a Canadian lake, but scientists found the real killer hiding in a brutal winter |

In April 2022, a routine field survey on a quiet Canadian lake turned into one of the most puzzling wildlife investigations in recent years.What first appeared to be the isolated death of a freshwater turtle soon escalated into a grim discovery involving nearly 150 carcasses scattered along the shoreline. The incident left scientists searching for…

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The Gulf of Mexico grows a vast ‘dead zone’ every summer, but what happens beneath the water threatens far more than marine life |

Every summer, a vast stretch of the Gulf of Mexico transforms into what scientists call a “dead zone,” an area where oxygen levels in the water become so low that most marine life cannot survive. Fish flee if they can, while shrimp, crabs and bottom-dwelling organisms are often trapped in what researchers describe as “hell…

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Spain Battles Massive Wildfires As Blaze Near Madrid Spreads Rapidly Thousands Evacuated

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Spain on high alert amid ongoing widespread summer wildfires. Edited by: Saim Dušan Inayatullah Firefighters battled to contain a fast-spreading wildfire north of Spain’s capital, Madrid, on Sunday. The country is still reeling from one of the deadliest wildfires in modern times that killed…

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