Does the Life of the Easel That Comes During the Rainy Season Last Only One Day? Can We Eat It?
Termites have a unique feature that other insects with social lifestyles, such as bees and ants, do not have. Usually, the male ant or male bee dies after the reproductive process is over. But in the case of termites, both the queen and the king form a colony.
Chhattisgarh: Gram Sabhas Emerge as Bulwark Against Displacement in Achanakmar Tiger Reserve
Dr Sharachchandra Lele explained how forest rights are often overridden by wildlife protection laws, undermining community consent and justice.
Bengaluru’s Frogs Show Surprising Resilience to Urban Sprawl
A multi-institutional survey across Bengaluru recorded 11 frog species, suggesting unexpected adaptability to urban environments.
“Bihar’s Dolphin Mitras Are Real Crooks”: Saving Gangetic Dolphins Against Mosquito Nets
A 2017 survey reported a decline in the Gangetic dolphin population, highlighting serious conservation failures.
Frog Out of the Well
Urban planning laws must be updated to include biodiversity-sensitive water body design, says Seshadri K. S.
Bengaluru’s Water Woes: How to Deal With Poor Water Quality
The Times of India
Six butterfly species new to India discovered in Arunachal’s Siang Valley
India Today NE
India’s Migratory Harriers Are the Unlikely Architects of Grassland Biodiversity, Says New Study
Research Matters
Blackbucks Thrive Outside a Fragmented Protected Reserve
Mongabay
Are Insects Disappearing?
Frontline
