How scientists are trying to save the Tasmanian tiger from extinction
by The Tasmanian tiger has been extinct for nearly a century, but scientists now claim they are able to resurrect the lost species and return it …
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Even limited nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan would kill 2 billion people worldwide, study finds
Even a limited-scale conflict between India and Pakistan would have catastrophic consequences, killing two billion people worldwide and disrupting global food supplies, a study has …
Best Portable Chargers and Power Banks
A portable power bank keeps your smart devices going all day, no matter where you are. (Getty Images) Yahoo Life editors strive to independently select …
Portable battery packs that use the sun’s rays
(Amazon) Why do technical devices always go empty at the most inopportune times? Whether it’s Maps’ must-have GPS shutting off halfway through your adventurous weekend …
Modern pesticides “get bees drunk,” scientists warn
(SWNS) Modern pesticides are making bees “drunk,” new research warns. The chemicals damage the brains of vital pollinators, preventing them from walking in a straight …
Here are the best laptop deals we found this month
We only recommend cheap laptops and brands that we’ve tested so we know they’re not junk (iStock/The Independent) Laptop slowing down to a crawl? Has …
What we know about Collei’s past and future role in Genshin Impact
Collei is among the first new characters to be introduced in Genshin Impact version 3.0, but it won’t be the first time she’s appeared in …
Fossils older than dinosaurs, and a religious refuge
Discoveries of an old human civilization and ancient animals and plants are enriching knowledge of life on Earth. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom is developing a …
A nuclear war would cause global famine that would kill more than five billion, a new study shows
According to a new study, more than five billion people would die of starvation as a result of a full-blown nuclear war between the US …
Rising temperatures are taking their toll on agriculture and firefighters
Evenlode Valley this week. Image FarmED Muggy temperatures took their toll on agriculture, forcing firefighters to tend to up to four fires a day over …