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Discovery of Agasthyamalai Bambootail: A new damselfly species in the western ghats with unique genetic traits

by November 12, 2024 0 In Most Recent Stories
A new species of damselfly, named the Agasthyamalai Bambootail, has been discovered in the Western Ghats of Kerala. This vibrant blue-marked insect, genetically distinct from its closest relative, highlights the region’s rich biodiversity. The discovery emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts, particularly in non-reserve areas crucial for the survival of such unique species. Read More

3D environments influence bacterial growth & survival

by November 12, 2024 0 In Most Recent Stories
Researchers at NCBS have discovered how 3D environments impact bacterial growth. Using 3D models that mimic natural environments like soil and mucus, the study revealed that the shape of bacteria significantly affects their ability to flourish in these complex settings. This research challenges the traditional 2D lab methods and sheds light on bacterial behavior... Read More

What is Saptamsha Chart? Know its significance

by November 12, 2024 0 In Most Recent Stories
Vedic astrology utilizes divisional charts, including the Saptamsha (D7) Chart, to examine specific life areas. The D7 Chart focuses on children, creativity, and parent-child relationships. By dividing each zodiac sign into seven parts, it provides insights into fertility, parenting dynamics, and creative potential, particularly through the analysis of the Fifth House and planetary influences. Read More
November 12, 2024

New study maps the evolution of colour vision in animals

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A new study from the University of Arizona reveals that color vision in animals evolved around 500 million years ago, much earlier than the appearance of colorful fruits and flowers. The research, published in Biological Reviews, suggests that color played a crucial role in ancient animal communication, primarily for warning predators and attracting mates. Read More