Tutcetus Rayanensis: 41 Million Year Old Whale Discovered

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Scientists have revealed a newly discovered member from the ancient whale family, introducing us to the world of Tutcetus rayanensis. This little wonder, estimating a simple 2.5 meters long and weighing under 200 kilograms, has caught the imagination of researchers and enthusiasts alike.

Portugal Wildfire Rages for the 4th Day, 1,400 People Evacuated

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Portugal winds up engaging a determined invasion of wildfires as the nation endures its third heatwave this year. The circumstance has raised to critical extents, with huge number of hectares of land engulfed by flames and widespread evacuations being carried out.

Nepal: At Least 38 Killed, Several Missing in Floods And Landslides

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Once more nepal has succumbed to the relentless fury of the monsoon rains. As heavy storms lash the country from June to September every year, they carry with them a devastating cascade of landslides and floods, abandoning a path of destruction and despair.

5.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Eastern China, 21 Injured

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On Sunday, a shallow 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck eastern China, causing huge harm and injuries. The earthquake happened at 2:33 am (1833 GMT Saturday) and hit 26 kilometers south of the city of Dezhou in Shandong region, at a depth of 10 kilometers, as revealed by the US Geological Survey (USGS).

Georgia: 11 Killed in Landslide at Mountain Resort Town of Shovi

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On August 3, 2023, the pleasant mountain resort town of Shovi in the Racha district of Georgia encountered a catastrophe that would be etched in the nation’s memory forever. A gigantic landslide struck the region, leaving at least 11 people dead and dozens more missing.

South Korea: The 25th World Scout Jamboree Hit by a Serious Heatwave

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The 25th World Scout Jamboree in South Korea has been hit by a serious heatwave, with temperatures taking off to 35C. This international event, attended by over 40,000 young people from around the world, saw hundreds becoming sick because of the outrageous climate conditions.

Perucetus Colossus: The Heaviest Animal that Lived 40 Million Years Ago

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Researchers have discovered the remaining parts of an ancient whale species, Perucetus colossus, in the Peruvian desert. Dated to almost 40 million years ago, this colossal whale has caught the attention of the scientific community due to its astonishing size.