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How to protect Mumbai from future cyclones

How to protect Mumbai from future cyclones SECTIONS Share Synopsis Mumbai’s infrastructure that monitors weather systems also failed when called upon the most. The western coast has five doppler radars to track atmospheric developments one each in Mumbai, Panjim, Bhuj, and two in Kerala, primarily to track the onset of the monsoon winds over mainland India. Agencies Increased prevalence of such cyclones originating in the Arabian Sea is attributed global warming, which warms oceans alone by 93%. Cyclone Tauktae, India’s first cyclone this year, swept up 168 lives barelling through the western coast in Karnataka, Goa, Maharastra and Gujarat, besides damaging property worth crores.

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Delhi records 8 more species of snakes

Persecution of snakes, road mortality, lack of knowledge, habitat modification, and habitat fragmentation are the major threats to snake species in urban Delhi, say the researchers

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Delhi University five-year research records 8 more species of snakes in Delhi

Delhi University five-year research records 8 more species of snakes in Delhi
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The New Big 5: An Endangered Wildlife List For Travelers

The New Big 5: An Endangered Wildlife List For Travelers
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Cross-species contamination unlikely from coronavirus infected Asiatic lions

Cross-species transmission unlikely from coronavirus infected Asiatic lions T. V. Padma The likelihood of a coronavirus jumping from lions to other zoo animals is extremely rare. © PixabayScientists have ruled out cross-species transmission of SARS-CoV-2 to other animals after eight Asiatic lions at a zoo in Hyderabad tested positive for the coronavirus – and have since been treated. The scientists at Hyderabad-based Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) sequenced the virus genome from the animal samples. CCMB director Rakesh Mishra told Nature India that the chance of cross-transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus from one animal species to another is very, very low . Some of the infected lions showed mild symptoms and most were asymptomatic.

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