Scientists discover three new stomach bacteria after 21 years of research that may be linked to chronic stomach disease in pygmy sperm whales |

Pygmy Sperm Whale’s Deep Dive (AI-generated image) Pygmy sperm whales are among the least studied large mammals in the ocean, spending nearly their entire lives far offshore, diving deep to hunt squid and fish, and rarely surfacing long enough to be observed alive. Most of what scientists know about the species comes instead from whales…

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In 2011, a California hotel owner refused to sell for $6 million; the final deal reportedly reached $16.25 million | World News

For years, Ray Patel’s Golden Key Hotel stood on a busy stretch of Colorado Street in Glendale, California, surrounded by a city that was changing quickly. According to the Los Angeles Times, then came the Americana at Brand, a roughly $400 million mixed-use development that brought shops, restaurants and homes to the area. Patel’s 55-room…

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Angelina Jolie’s Children File to Drop Pitt Surname Amid ‘People Hate Her’ Claims |

The actress found herself at the centre of renewed attention as two of her children moved to legally drop Brad Pitt’s surname.Image credit (Instagram) Angelina Jolie has been targeted by an anonymous claim about her Hollywood reputation as two of her adult children advance legal proceedings to remove Brad Pitt‘s surname from their names. The…

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‘Shame on you for calling yourself a leader’: Khushbu Sundar slams Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Trisha Krishnan remark | Tamil Movie News

‘Shame on you for calling yourself a leader’: Khushbu Sundar slams Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Trisha Krishnan remark Actor and politician Khushbu Sundar has strongly criticised Udhayanidhi Stalin over his controversial remarks about actor Trisha. Calling the comments unacceptable, she said political leaders should not target women while making public speeches. Khushbu Sundar says she expected better…

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Tiny plastics in drinking water may help harmful bacteria form stronger biofilms that resist disinfectants, raising new concerns for water treatment systems

If you’ve followed the growing conversation around plastic pollution, you’ve probably heard of microplastics. They are tiny fragments of plastic found in oceans, soils, food, and even the human body. But there’s an even smaller, less visible category that’s now drawing attention: Nanoplastics. And new research suggests they don’t just affect what we ingest; they…

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