Octopus Intelligence: Rivaling Land Animals
Discover how the octopus, a boneless marine creature, demonstrates remarkable intelligence through puzzle-solving, tool use, and planning, challenging our understanding of consciousness.
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Sparrows Reveal Animal Adaptation Secrets in Norway
Researchers at NTNU study island house sparrows to understand how species genetically adapt to changing environments, using genomic prediction methods to link DNA to survival traits.
AI Boosts Research But Narrows Scientific Exploration
A new analysis shows AI-augmented research triples paper output and quintuples citations, but shrinks topic diversity and reduces scientist engagement by 22%.
10 Animal Species Where Females Are Stronger Than Males
From gorillas to ants, discover fascinating animal species where females exhibit remarkable strength and dominance over males, challenging traditional gender perceptions.
Goa Students Rescued from Stranded Trawler by Lifesavers
Thirteen biology students from NIO Goa were safely rescued off Miramar beach after their fishing trawler ran aground on a sandbar during a marine study tour.
Fish with Skull Hole Uses It for Communication in Noisy Tides
Scientists discover the rockhead poacher fish uses its unique bowl-shaped skull hollow to sense movement and produce sound, helping it communicate in noisy tidal environments along Washington's coast.
Right-Handed Snakes: Snail Shells Shape Evolution
A fascinating study reveals how snail-eating snakes developed right-handed jaw asymmetry through evolution. This adaptation gives them better grip on common right-coiled snails, showing nature's intricate predator-prey dynamics.
Trial Ban on Mackerel, Sardine Fishing Proposed in Goa
A marine biology professor recommends a trial fishing ban on mackerel and sardines from April to July to protect breeding stocks and ensure long-term sustainability for Goa's fisheries.
Right-Handed Snakes Evolved Due to Snail Shells
A 2007 study reveals snakes evolved right-handed jaw asymmetry to better eat right-coiled snails. Discover how predator-prey dynamics shape evolution. Read more fascinating science!
Orcas Use Kelp for Massage in Groundbreaking Discovery
Marine biologists discover orcas using kelp seaweed to 'massage' each other, a behaviour termed 'allokelping'. The study, published in Current Biology, reveals new depths of killer whale intelligence and social bonding. Read more about this fascinating oc
New Marine Crustacean Found in Lakshadweep by Cusat
Researchers from Cochin University discover a new genus and species of harpacticoid copepod, 'Indiaphonte bijoyi', in the Kavaratti lagoon. A landmark for Indian marine taxonomy. Read more.
Veteran Ecologist Madhav Gadgil Passes Away at 83
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil, famed for his work in conservation and human ecology, has died at 83. Explore his groundbreaking research and enduring impact on India's environmental policy.
IISc finds population bottlenecks shape bacterial cooperation
New IISc research in PLOS Biology reveals how sudden population crashes, like floods, can purge 'cheater' bacteria and strengthen cooperative traits in microbial communities. Discover the implications for infections and antibiotic resistance.
7 Best Places to Eat Near Marine Drive, Mumbai
Discover 7 iconic eateries near Marine Drive, Mumbai, from old-school cafes to seaside restaurants. Perfect for locals and visitors seeking reliable, memorable meals. Plan your visit today!
Govt Expands Health Research Scheme to More Medical Colleges
India's Centre has overhauled its HRD Scheme for health research to decentralize medical research, supporting students, young doctors, and women scientists nationwide. Learn how this move aims to build a robust research ecosystem beyond top institutes.
CBSE Class 12 Biology 2026: Expert Tips & Revision Plan
Ace your CBSE Class 12 Biology exam on March 27, 2026. Get expert strategies, key topics, and a foolproof revision plan from top teachers to boost your score.
Deadly Virus Found in Arctic Whales via Drone Study
Scientists using drones have detected a deadly virus in Arctic whales for the first time. The non-invasive method opens a new era for marine mammal research. Read more about the groundbreaking findings.
Mice: The Unsung Heroes of Biomedical Breakthroughs
Discover why mice are indispensable for medical research, from developing cancer drugs to creating COVID-19 vaccines. Learn about their genetic similarities to humans and ethical research standards.
Billionaires, Human Nature & Trump: Unlikely Forces for Good
Manu Joseph argues that billionaire longevity quests, our peaceful nature, and Trump's immigration crackdown are unexpectedly creating a better, healthier world. Discover the hidden optimism.
Mitochondria, Not Just Hormones, Key to Women's Health
New science reveals mitochondrial health is the missing link in women's wellness, from fertility to aging. Move beyond hormonal fixes to understand cellular energy. Read more.
NCERT to Get Deemed University Status This Month
The NCERT is poised to receive deemed university status by March 31, empowering it to grant degrees and significantly boost educational research in India. Discover the implications.
CUSAT awards alumni fellowships to 9 MSc students for research
Cochin University's Applied Chemistry Dept awards endowment fellowships to nine MSc students, providing Rs 90,000 for research internships at national institutes. Read more.
Divers Find Diverse Marine Life at Panthakallu Near Vizhinjam
Divers documented a stunning rocky seabed habitat with 30+ fish species near Thiruvananthapuram. Local fishermen call it Panthakallu. Experts urge protection from port expansion.
NDRI Director Aims for Number One NIRF Ranking
NDRI Karnal's new director, Dr. Dheer Singh, announces a bold plan to achieve the top position in the NIRF rankings. Discover the institute's strategy for excellence in dairy research and education.
Why Some Animals Die After Mating: Evolutionary Logic
From male antechinus to praying mantises, some animals die after mating. A senior vet explains the evolutionary logic behind these fatal reproductive strategies. Read more.
Fossil Study: Ancient Creature Had Sharper Teeth Than Sharks
New research reveals conodonts, extinct eel-like vertebrates, possessed the sharpest teeth ever recorded, surpassing sharks and modern tools. Discover the science behind this palaeontological breakthrough.
Sebi cancels analyst's registration over fake KYC
Sebi cancels Poorushkhan's research analyst certificate after his KYC was misused by an unregistered advisory firm. Learn about the regulator's crackdown on fraudulent market practices.
Gujarat to launch Indian AI Research Organisation on Jan 1
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel announces IAIRO, India's first national AI research institution on a PPP model, with a ₹300 crore outlay. Launching in GIFT City on January 1. Read more.
Gujarat Govt Approves Indian AI Research Org in GIFT City
Gujarat government greenlights the establishment of the Indian AI Research Organization (IAIRO) in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, to focus on cutting-edge AI R&D. Read more.
Gujarat OKs Indian AI Research Org in GIFT City
Gujarat government greenlights the Indian AI Research Organization (IAIRO) in Gandhinagar's GIFT City. The centre will focus on cutting-edge AI R&D, boosting India's tech ambitions.
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