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The World's Loneliest Plant Is Facing a Sexual Crisis. Does a Female Exist? - Vimarsana News

The World's Loneliest Plant Is Facing a Sexual Crisis. Does a Female Exist?

"Surely this is the most solitary organism in the world," wrote palaeontologist Richard Fortey in his book about the evolution of life.

Rescuing Ancient Plants: AI, Drones, and Conservation - Vimarsana News

Rescuing Ancient Plants: AI, Drones, and Conservation

Researchers from the University of Southampton employ AI and drones to find a mate for the critically endangered Encephalartos woodii, an ancient plant species. Their interdisciplinary approach blends science, technology, and art to save this species from extinction, inspiring hope and innovation in conservation efforts.

Spending spree followed British botanists' disappearance, court told - Vimarsana News

Spending spree followed British botanists' disappearance, court told

THE State believes that more than R700 000 was looted from seven bank accounts belonging to British botanists Rod Saunders, 74, and his wife Rachel, 63, over four days in February 2018.

Source: iol.co.za
Sister of slain botanist recounts last chat before couple went missing - Vimarsana News

Sister of slain botanist recounts last chat before couple went missing

The sister of slain botanist Rachel Saunders told the Durban high court the last time she interacted with her sister was via a Whatsapp chat before the couple's disappearance.

Murders of British couple who were then eaten by crocodiles laid bare during South Africa trial - Vimarsana News

Murders of British couple who were then eaten by crocodiles laid bare during South Africa trial

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Dr Rachel Saunders and husband Rod were killed and their corpses thrown off a bridge into a crocodile infested river.