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August 31, 2025

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Hip Hop is the favorite species of Gen-Z in Spotify in Pakistan

Karachi: August 28 was International Youth Day and World Hip-Hop Day. In the spirit of this intersection, Spotify has revealed that some urgent data illuminate the way Gen-Z in Pakistan turns the way music is discovered, shared and experiencing its platform. According to their statistics, Gen-Z users are mainly tuned to the application between 10 pm And midnight, making the hearing window late at night. The majority of users have access to the continuous flow platform through their mobile phones, which remain the central device for flowing among young people. Spotify also revealed that the active diligence of playlist saw

August 30, 2025

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Hip Hop is the favorite species of Gen-Z in Spotify in Pakistan

August 28 was International Youth Day and World Hip-Hop Day. In the spirit of this intersection, Spotify has revealed that some urgent data illuminate the way Gen-Z in Pakistan turns the way music is discovered, shared and experiencing its platform. According to their statistics, Gen-Z users are mainly tuned to the application between 10 pm And midnight, making the hearing window late at night. The majority of users have access to the continuous flow platform through their mobile phones, which remain the central device for flowing among young people. Spotify also revealed that the active diligence of playlist saw an

November 29, 2024

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1.5 million-year-old fossil traces show that two ancient human species coexisted

An aerial view of the surface of the excavated runway in northern Kenya, with members of the research team along its perimeter, is seen in this photo released November 28, 2024. —Reuters About 1.5 million years ago, individuals of two different species of human evolutionary ancestry ran across a muddy lakeshore in northern Kenya, leaving behind crisscrossing tracks along with the tracks of antelopes, horses, wild boars, giant storks and other animals. These tracks turned into fossils that scientists have now discovered at a site called Koobi Fora, providing the first evidence that these two species – Paranthropus boisei and

August 10, 2024

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Scientists uncover new evidence linked to Indonesia’s ‘Hobbit’ species

Listen to the article Fossilized bone fragments discovered at Mata Menge on Indonesia’s Flores Island have provided new insights into the origins of Homo floresiensis, the tiny extinct species nicknamed “The Hobbit.” Originally thought to be a crocodile bone, the fragments were later identified as part of the upper arm bone, or humerus, of an adult Homo floresiensis, dating to about 700,000 years ago. The discovery, announced by scientists on Tuesday, includes the smallest limb bone known for any member of the human evolutionary line and two fossilized teeth. This marks the first time a Hobbit bone beyond the skull

July 30, 2024

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Bugs for breakfast? Singapore approves 16 edible insect species

SINGAPORE: At Singapore’s House of Seafood restaurant, fish head curry comes with crispy crickets, tofu has bugs crawling out of it, and patrons can’t get enough. The seaside restaurant is the first restaurant to put insects on the menu after the city-state’s strict food authority approved 16 species ranging from crickets to grasshoppers, earthworms and mealworms for human consumption this month after two years of debate. Crickets and other insects have long been enjoyed as street food in Southeast Asia, but not in the wealthy economic hub, where food imports come with strict restrictions for safety and hygiene reasons. Francis

March 2, 2024

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A new species of Amazonian anaconda, the world’s largest snake, has been discovered

Researchers in the Amazon discovered the world’s largest snake species – a giant green anaconda – in the Ecuadorian rainforest that split from its closest relatives 10 million years ago, although they still look almost identical to this day. A video shared online shows the scale of these 20-foot-long (6.1-meter-long) reptiles as one of the researchers, Dutch biologist Frik Vonk, swims alongside a giant 200-kilogram (441-pound) specimen. It was thought that there was only one species of green anaconda in the wild, Eunectes murinus, but the scientific journal Diversity this month revealed that the new “northern green anaconda” belongs to

February 27, 2024

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Time is running out for endangered species as climate change starves them out

The day aims to shine a light on the effects of sea ice loss and global warming on polar bear populations Tanya, a 16-year-old polar bear, rests on a snowy rock at Artis Zoo in Amsterdam in this August 3, 2006 file photo. —Reuters International Polar Bear Day, celebrated on February 27 each year, plays an important role in raising awareness of the critical challenges facing polar bears due to climate change. Reuters mentionted. Created by Polar Bears International in 1994, the day aims to shine a light on the impact of sea ice loss and global warming on polar

February 23, 2024

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The largest species of snake was discovered in the Amazon rainforest

Researchers say there is 5.5% ‘genetically distinct’ difference between northern and southern green anacondas The largest Anaconda species discovered in the Amazon Rainforest, the Green Anaconda. — Wikipedia/Archive The Anaconda snake has been split into two different species after experts found that the green anaconda, found mainly in the Amazon region of South America, is the longest of its species, at around 26 feet long. Fox News mentionted. Previously, it was believed that there was only one species of the huge snake. However, scientists have now divided the snake into two different species – northern and southern green anacondas. A

February 12, 2024

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Migratory species are nearing imminent human-caused extinction, UN warns

More than one in five of the 1,189 listed creatures are now at risk, covering a range of animal groups, with 44% facing population decline Migratory species include some of the most iconic animals on the planet, such as elephants. These elephants graze after having sand sprinkled on their bodies at the Kimana Sanctuary in Kimana, Kenya — a mud bath that helps protect them from heat and bug bites. — AFP A recently published report by the UN Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals reveals that human activities are pushing hundreds of migratory species towards

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