Nearly 180,000 of Africa’s great apes face threats due to mining By Ground report 08 Apr 2024 Recent research in Science Advances warns of the perilous consequences of mining on Africa's great apes, highlighting the substantial intersection between ape habitats and critical mineral mining sites. Read More
Blue-ringed octopus: Beautiful yet deadly, capable of killing 26 people in one minute By Ground report 03 Apr 2024 The blue-ringed octopus may look beautiful and small, about the size of a golf ball or even a penny, but it's also very dangerous. Read More
New gecko species discovered in India named after Van Gogh By Ground report 02 Apr 2024 A colorful gecko found in southern India has been named after the famous painter Vincent Van Gogh. This new gecko species, Read More
Know about Inosculation process where two separate trees grow together By Ground report 01 Apr 2024 Showing strong resilience and unique growth. A small tree once cut, thriving with help from tree. Separate trees grow together Read More
Impact of dog poop: Ecosystems, waterways, and public health By Ground report 28 Mar 2024 The environmental repercussions of dog waste (poop) are a growing concern as pet ownership increases globally. The issue at hand is not just Read More
Scientists discovered two new earthworm species in Odisha By Ground report 28 Mar 2024 Researchers associated with the Central University of Odisha (CUO) and Mahatma Gandhi University of Kerala recently unveiled a fascinating Read More
How wild is the Bengal cat genome? By Ground report 26 Mar 2024 People prize Bengal cats for their appearance; the exotically marbled and spotted coats of these domestic pets give them the look of small, Read More
21.1 hectares of forests being destroyed every minute in the world: Study By Wahid Bhat 21 Mar 2024 Forest fire in world; Last year there was a global loss of 3.8 million hectares of forest, according to a University of Maryland report Read More
Illegal Sharks trade in India, 16,000 kg of fins seized in 12 years By Ground report 18 Mar 2024 A recent study conducted by TRAFFIC (Trade Records Analysis of Flora and Fauna in Commerce) and WWF-India reveals that nearly Read More
Invasive plants like time bombs, causing huge damage to biodiversity: study By Ground report 12 Mar 2024 Invasive plants can lie dormant for decades or even centuries after entering the environment before spreading rapidly Read More