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Researchers have identified a new species of tree in the Eastern Ghats of India Researchers from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Tirupati have identified a new species of tree in the Eastern Ghats of India. The tree, named Syzygium kurumbense, was identified during a survey of the Eastern Ghats conducted by the researchers. The tree, which belongs to the family Myrtaceae, is a small tree or shrub with a height of up to 3 m. The tree has alternate, elliptic-oblong leaves that are slightly toothed near the apex. The flowers are white in colour, and are arranged in clusters of three to four. The fruits are drupes, with a single seed in each fruit. The researchers also noted that the tree is endemic to the Eastern Ghats and is a rare find.
In a deeply unsettling event that has left the community reeling, a woman was caught on camera abandoning her loyal dog in a secluded forest area in Vancouver, Washington. The disturbing footage, captured by a home security camera, reveals the woman leading her trusting pet into the woods under the …
Alone in the forest, an injured puppy endured unimaginable pain, longing for the warmth and safety of his mother’s embrace. The little pup, later named Forest, was separated from his family and left to fend for himself in the unforgiving wilderness. Despite the fear and discomfort, Forest held onto hope, …
We recently tested a 67Ah semi-solid high-voltage lithium battery under extreme low temperatures (-40℃). During the test: The chamber's temperature increased from -40℃ to -29℃. This rise indicates heat release from the battery during operation, showcasing its active performance even in harsh conditions. This performance could be a game-changer for applications in cold
“It's a very strange experience to watch a play in which you are a character- and to shake hands with the person who plays you. I did both this past July while attending a performance of Kyoto at the Swan Theater in Stratford upon Avon in England. The moment meant more, of course, than just a glimpse of oneself on history's stage.