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Colombia to kill 80 wild hippos once owned by Pablo Escobar: Why are the African giants being killed?
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Colombia to kill 80 wild hippos once owned by Pablo Escobar: Why are the African giants being killed?

Pablo Escobar's illegal hippos, once a symbol of excess, now pose a major ecological and safety crisis in Colombia. Descendants of four animals imported decades ago, their population has surged to over 150, disrupting ecosystems and threatening communities. Authorities have approved a controversial plan to cull up to 80, sparking intense debate over humane solutions.

10 scientific breakthroughs that rewrote the rules of war

10 scientific breakthroughs that rewrote the rules of war

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he history of warfare has typically been depicted as the result of the combined efforts of accomplished generals and well-thought-out strategies, however it is often science that has provided the ‘force multiplier’ that could turn a (previously) successful general into a (newly) unsuccessful one and will change the rules of engagement, so that in an instant, what was once the effective means of wa...

Twitch streamer and YouTuber Deshae Frost responds to viral boat incident video, denies slapping woman and calls clip misleading

Twitch streamer and YouTuber Deshae Frost responds to viral boat incident video, denies slapping woman and calls clip misleading

Times of India •

Twitch streamer and YouTuber Deshae Frost has responded to a resurfaced viral boat incident video allegedly showing him in a physical altercation with a woman. He denied slapping her, claiming he only pushed her after being hit and insulted, and called the clip misleading. Frost said the video lacks context and insisted the situation has been misrepresented online.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin extracts oxygen from Moon dust in a breakthrough for long-term human life on Moon

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin extracts oxygen from Moon dust in a breakthrough for long-term human life on Moon

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Blue Origin has successfully extracted oxygen from Moon-like soil in lab tests, a significant step for sustained lunar presence. This molten regolith electrolysis technique could drastically cut reliance on Earth supplies. The process, which also yields useful metals for construction, addresses a key challenge for future long-term human missions beyond our planet.