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"Extreme flooding and droughts may be the new norm for the Amazon, challenging its people and ecosystems."

Mangaluru: Fifteen species of animals and birds gave birth to offsprings at Pilikula Biological Park in Mangaluru, marking this month as one of the mo.

Dense greenery, wild sights and the jungle of mirrors: The Peruvian Amazon covers nearly 60 per cent of the country, though it’s often overlooked by travellers.

Extreme flooding and droughts may be the new norm for the Amazon, challenging its people and ecosystems.

But the true show stealer is Belmira. Everytime Avalos waltzes back on stage, the audience can’t help but tense up as her character slowly embodies something akin to a harbinger

Discover the top 8 budget-friendly fishing adventures to add to your travel bucket list this year: ✔️ from exciting locations to affordable options.

With a wide smile and cheerful “Hola, cómo estás?" assistant professor Juan Carlos Rozo happily greets his classes.

Paleontologists announced the discovery of the world's largest known river dolphin, that experts say lived millions of years ago.

ANN/THE STAR – They came and they conquered – but the invaders have now become the hunted. The ultra-invasive bandaraya fish are being cleared from the state’s waterways by a group of anglers skilled in net-casting in Selangor. This fish is named as such in Malaysia because of how it cleans up algae, detritus and […]

Jonathan Pierce and Rene Wendell, Hoffmann Bird Club past presidents and trip leaders, will share photographs from an expedition to the heart of the Peruvian Amazon at the April 1