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Why was the ‘Inca Maiden’ sacrificed on a volcano? Researchers find new clues
Analysis of corn, cassava and coca remains found with three mummified Inca children in Argentina narrows their deaths to around 1499, suggesting the ritual may have helped cement imperial control, not only appease the gods
Yogev Israeli
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06.23.26
Rare great white sighting exposes Mediterranean’s ‘ghost population’
A great white filmed between Tunisia and Sicily has drawn new attention to an ancient Mediterranean population that has survived for 3.2 million years, but is now critically endangered and still poorly understood by scientists
Yogev Israeli
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06.22.26
'It will cut off your finger': Toxic pufferfish spreads terror across the Mediterranean
The silver-cheeked toadfish, an aggressive invasive species that entered through the Suez Canal, is damaging nets, eating catches and alarming scientists as it spreads through Greek and Cypriot waters
Yogev Israeli, AFP
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06.21.26
No words, just a stare: Stunning wildlife portraits from Israeli nature photographers
From a cheetah with blood on its face after a meal to a snake staring into the camera, members of the Israeli Nature Photography Association capture the faces of animals in powerful close-up images
Yogev Israeli
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06.21.26
End of a legend: Ancient Major Oak said to have sheltered Robin Hood is dead
The 1,200-year-old Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, long linked to the legend of the outlaw hero, failed to grow new leaves this spring; experts cite climate stress, drought and centuries of visitors compacting the soil around its roots
Yogev Israeli, AP
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06.19.26
Israeli filmmaker stops for sleeping bear, finds cubs tumbling from tree | Watch
Veteran Israeli wildlife filmmaker Gil Arbel thought he had spotted a lone black bear before a mother and her cubs transformed the scene into one of the most memorable moments of his career
Yogev Israeli
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06.18.26
2,700-year-old stone may shed light on Kingdom of Judah’s religious revolution
A rare cultic stone found at Tel Eton was deliberately buried before the Assyrian conquest, adding new evidence to the debate over King Hezekiah’s reforms
Yogev Israeli, Sharon Kidon
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06.17.26
Israeli underwater photo named among World Shootout’s 20 most iconic images
Dr. Tom Shlesinger’s image of a giant Atlantic goliath grouper surrounded by tiny fish was chosen from tens of thousands of entries submitted over two decades of the prestigious competition
Yogev Israeli
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06.17.26
Sea turtle dies in huge ghost net off Herzliya coast | Watch
A 50-meter abandoned fishing net was found north of Sidna Ali Beach with a dead loggerhead sea turtle and groupers trapped inside; divers removed it after a complex operation, while another ghost net was spotted nearby
Yogev Israeli
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06.16.26
Study reveals how the river that shaped empires formed
New research suggests tectonic activity redirected two ancient river systems away from the Mediterranean and toward the Arabian plate, eventually creating the Euphrates River that helped sustain Mesopotamia’s first great civilizations
Yogev Israeli
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06.16.26
Dutch police arrest suspect in alleged plot to attack synagogue near Haarlem
The 20-year-old suspect is accused of involvement in a plan to plant explosives or set fire to a synagogue in Heemstede, amid a wave of antisemitic incidents targeting Jewish sites in the Netherlands
Yogev Israeli
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06.15.26
Inside Starbase, Musk’s city for Mars that is shaking homes across South Texas
SpaceX’s rapid expansion has brought jobs, tourism and global attention to one of America’s poorest regions, but residents near Elon Musk’s company town say rocket launches are damaging homes, fueling lawsuits and deepening local divisions
Reuters, Yogev Israeli
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06.14.26
Climate crisis hits Hungary: country's third-largest lake nears historic low
Hungary’s Lake Velence, the country’s third-largest lake, could shrink to just 30 cm by late summer as climate change and decades of poor water management drive water levels toward a record low, threatening wildlife, tourism and local businesses
Yogev Israeli, Reuters
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06.13.26
Scientists may have finally solved why sloths are so slow
New sloth genome study identifies ancient 'jumping genes' tied to metabolism, offering clues to how the world’s slowest mammals conserve energy and stay healthy
Yogev Israeli
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06.11.26
50-year mystery solved: Scientists confirm powerful wind blowing from the Milky Way's supermassive black hole
Radio observations revealed a giant cone-shaped cavity at the center of the Milky Way, providing the clearest evidence yet of an energetic wind from Sagittarius A* and offering an unprecedented glimpse into the galaxy's hidden heart
Yogev Israeli
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06.07.26
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