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Prehistoric Israelis ate snakes and lizards for 3,000 years
University of Haifa researchers found repeated cut marks on reptile bones, showing Natufians systematically hunted select species as permanent settlement took hold
Yogev Israeli
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08.19.26
Residents of African town search for answers as their home is being swallowed by the Atlantic
About 10,000 residents of Ayetoro repeatedly rebuild as rising seas and accelerating coastal erosion destroy homes, schools and the community’s only health center, turning the once-dubbed ‘Happy City’ into one of Nigeria’s starkest climate-crisis symbols
Yogev Israeli, AFP
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08.18.26
James Webb discovers mysterious ‘black hole star’ from early universe
MoM-BH*-1, seen just 660 million years after the Big Bang, appears to be a dense hydrogen-helium envelope powered by a massive central black hole and may explain Webb’s mysterious ‘little red dots’
Yogev Israeli
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08.18.26
Fire in the heart of the jungle: the war on gold miners in the Peruvian Amazon
Peruvian forces are destroying hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment used by illegal gold miners accused of polluting rivers with mercury and ravaging Amazon reserves, but officials say raids alone are no longer enough
Associated Press, Yogev Israeli
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08.17.26
Earth’s crust off US East Coast cooled far faster than expected
University of Haifa study finds accelerated cooling helped the Atlantic margin sink rapidly and accumulate up to 5 miles of sediment, challenging long-standing geological models
Yogev Israeli
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08.15.26
Montreal anti-racism commissioner sues Jewish group over alleged 'smear campaign'
Montreal’s former anti-racism commissioner is suing a Jewish advocacy group after being compared to Hitler and accused of failing in her role; a court backed claims of serious reputational harm amid a surge in antisemitism since October 7
Yogev Israeli
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08.13.26
Stunning photos: Total solar eclipse dazzles skies over Spain and Iceland
Millions watched a rare total solar eclipse Wednesday in Spain and Iceland, the first visible in Europe in 27 years; Up to 6 million visitors flocked to viewing sites in Spain, while Iceland expected up to 80,000 visitors
Reuters, Yogev Israeli
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08.13.26
Conspiracy theories may link antisemitism to hostility toward Israel, study finds
Rutgers researchers find antisemitic attitudes predicted later belief in anti-Israel conspiracy theories, which in turn predicted hostility toward Israel, though they stress findings correlational and do not show that criticism of Israel is inherently antisemitic
Yogev Israeli
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08.12.26
Rare total solar eclipse to sweep parts of Europe on Wednesday
Spain, Iceland and Greenland will see totality as the sun, moon and Earth align near sunset; an even longer eclipse in 2027 will also be visible from Israel
Yogev Israeli, AP
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08.10.26
Israeli content creator Max Veifer to testify in Sydney case: 'I fear for my safety'
Israeli content creator Max Veifer was called to testify in the trial of two Sydney health workers filmed threatening to kill Israelis; citing threats over his public work, he is seeking security assistance during his stay in Australia
Yogev Israeli
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08.10.26
New Zealand’s notorious ‘Nine Lives’ cat killed after three-year hunt
The cat, notorious for killing rare New Zealand wildlife, was captured and shot after a nearly three-year hunt; dubbed 'Nine Lives,' its death sparked debate, with some celebrating its capture and others condemning how it was killed
Yogev Israeli
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08.05.26
Amazon discovery reveals vast lost civilization hidden beneath rainforest
For nearly 1,500 years, the Aquiry culture reshaped the world’s largest rainforest; aerial laser scans now suggest it was home to up to 3 million people before its collapse, revealing hundreds of ceremonial centers and road networks
Yogev Israeli
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08.04.26
The dogs of summer: Cool pups catch waves at California’s World Dog Surfing Championships
Hundreds of spectators cheered as dogs of every size, from young puppies to seasoned competitors, were judged on confidence, technique and time spent riding the waves; the event also featured pet adoptions and fundraising for local animal welfare groups
Yogev Israeli, AP
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08.03.26
Beyond Safari: the rare wildlife making Ethiopia a photographer's dream
Award-winning Israeli nature photographer Amit Eshel keeps returning to Ethiopia's dramatic highlands, revealing one of the world's least appreciated wildlife treasures; from the endangered Ethiopian wolf, now known to pollinate flowers by drinking nectar-to the highly social gelada monkeys and the giant mole-rat that spends its life underground, Eshel offers a rare glimpse into one of the planet's last truly wild landscapes.
Yogev Israeli
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07.11.26
Ticking time bombs? 73 volcanic calderas found deep in oceans
AI-assisted seafloor mapping revealed dozens of previously unknown undersea calderas, but scientists say more research is needed to determine whether any are active
Yogev Israeli
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07.09.26
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