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  |  A+A A- Travelling to watch insects in their natural surroundings has given rise to the phenomenon entomotourism. (Photo | Thrillophilia.com) Express News Service Swing right from Solan town in Himachal Pradesh and take the temperamentally winding road to Dakpathar near the Asan barrage. You will come across a cluster of dhabas that sell chicken curry, delectable enough to make any city chef turn green. There is a break in the road, and a narrow crooked path steeply tumbles down from the ridge where the eateries are, down a broken elevation that debouches on a flat stretch of land n...

Spend time with rabbits, horses, frogs, birds and even tigers! Animal lovers of Singapore, gather up! There’s a saying by French poet Anatole France that goes, “Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” We couldn’t agree more! There’s just something about animals that warms the heart and evokes feelings of sentimentality and love. They inspire compassion, loyalty and contentment, and are just your all round happy pill! If you have a pet, shower your love on it and give it extra dollops of hugs and smooches. If you don’t, here are some spots you can...

Free Sentosa Express (monorail) $4 per person$2 per person for selected concession card holders (students, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, etc.) Public bus (SBS Transit Bus Service 123) Standard distance based pricing Public bus (RWS8) Private hire or taxi Personal car Cable car (Sentosa line, excluding entrance fee) Adult: $15Child: $10 You might be wondering, ‘Why are there admission fees to Sentosa? It’s not a park or attraction per se?’ Well, think of it this way — this entrance fee includes all the monorail, bus and beach shuttle rides that you will likely use to get ...

Close Scientists carrying out investigative work on honey have revealed crucial data about the feeding habits of honeybees. There has been a considerable shift in wildflowers available to the pollinators. (Photo : Pixabay) Researchers made use of genetic tools to determine which particular plants the honeybees visited in the rural regions. This was compared with a specific study conducted in 1952, and the big shifts observed were significant. White Clover Disappearing Fast, Honeybees Seek Alternatives In the 1950s, the pollinators principally gathered nectar and pollen from white clover. But ...