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Half a century ago, the American mathematician Edward Lorentz famously inquired whether a butterfly flapping its wings in Brazil might, through a chaotic domino effect, set off a tornado in Texas.

RPSC is conducting a recruitment drive to fill up 200 posts of Food Safety Officers in Rajasthan, scroll down to check eligibility criteria, salary details and other important details.

Neuroscience is employed in an Australian study to understand how horses respond to two kinds of learning challenges.

Each recipient will be honored at the 2022 Distinguished Alumni Awards Celebration on Oct. 21 and recognized at the homecoming football game Oct. 22.

Diseases affecting domestic animals, such as canine distemper, are increasingly infecting tropical wildlife, including wild felids, presenting a threat to biodiversity; so far solutions are few and funding is scarce.

Improved recognition of early clinical signs may result in earlier initiation of treatment and improved quality of life.

Cost, convenience and tradition cited as reasons for not using strategic worming practices.

Researchers in Italy described the agreement between assessments by owners and a board-certified veterinarian as slight.

The experts of Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) have advised the youth to also start their own agri-business and handicraft to meet with the agricultural losses and economic crisis caused by floods and rains in the province

The Vice Chancellor Sindh Agriculture University TandoJam Dr. Fateh Marri has said that besides higher education, the youth of the country should develop skills in other fields for high competitive examinations. He said the world is developing rapidly, therefore after getting higher education, the y ..