In 2018, scientists began removing about 285,000 fish from Wisconsin’s McDermott Lake; 4 years later yellow perch were up 788%, but walleye recruitment was still zero

Both McDermott Lake and Sandy Beach Lake had previously supported natural walleye recruitment. Scientists removed about 285,000 warm-water fish from a Wisconsin lake over four years in an attempt to help its declining walleye population recover. The large-scale experiment reduced several fish species and was followed by a sharp rise in yellow perch. However, it…

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Amitabh Bachchan reveals lesser-known family connection with Saif Ali Khan: ‘Raj Kapoor’s daughter, Ritu’s son Nikhil is married to Shweta, what would Kareena call me?’ |

Amitabh Bachchan made an unexpected family revelation involving Saif Ali Khan during the latest episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati. Saif appeared on the popular quiz show alongside his Haiwaan co-star Akshay Kumar, when host Amitabh pointed out that the two actors share a connection through their extended families.The revelation appeared in a promo for the…

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Government bodies differ, Centre to test green crackers afresh | India News

Centre Wednesday told Supreme Court that it intended to conduct fresh tests to assess the harmful impact of the use of barium NEW DELHI: As two govt organisations took contradictory stands on commercial production of next-generation green firecrackers – with Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-NEERI approving new formulations and Central Pollution Control Board objecting…

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In 2010, two players walked onto Wimbledon’s Court 18 and played the longest match in tennis history. It didn’t end for three days, and the electronic scoreboard broke before they did | International Sports News

John Isner and Nicolas Mahut played Wimbledon’s longest match, lasting 11 hours across three days/ Image: Olympics.com A tennis match that lasted 11 hours and five minutes, stretched across three days, produced 183 games, and eventually broke the electronic scoreboard sounds more like a story written for television than something that actually happened at Wimbledon….

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In 2025, scientists discovered a new “zombie” fungus in British caves; it appears to manipulate spiders before killing them |

A new species of fungus capable of manipulating spiders before killing them has been formally identified in caves and disused buildings across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Wales, marking one of the first confirmed cases of such behavioural control found in a temperate climate. Named Gibellula attenboroughii in honour of the broadcaster Sir…

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Suriya’s EXPENSIVE car collection: From BMW i7 to Range Rover, THESE are the luxury cars in ‘Vishwanath And Sons’ actor’s garage |

Apart from acting and being a seasoned star of Tamil film industry, Suriya has made a name for himself through his fondness for expensive cars. In the course of his life, the actor has assembled quite a collection of luxurious sedans, electric cars, and SUVs. His collection includes some of the biggest names in the…

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Taurus Horoscope Today, September 03, 2026: A day for family bonding and focused work

Today brings a unique sense of tranquility and fulfillment for many. Those in family settings might experience an atmosphere of warmth, and couples could even receive new, promising offers. Students are likely to excel, thanks to heightened focus, while professionals will see their dedication acknowledged by higher-ups. On the financial front, this day is set…

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India pledges help to rebuild school in flood-ravaged Nepal | India News

India assured support for complete reconstruction of flood-ravaged Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School TRISHULI BAZAAR (NUWAKOT, NEPAL): India assured support for complete reconstruction of flood-ravaged Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School in Bidur, two days after TOI reported that the institution was seeking New Delhi’s help to rebuild on higher, safer ground.The assurance came less than a week…

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A California reservoir forecasting system could add enough usable water to save $100 million to $200 million a year without building a new reservoir, a study estimates

Representative Image (AI-generated) California’s water problem is often framed around the need for more storage, new infrastructure and expensive construction. But a new study suggests that part of the answer may already be sitting behind the state’s existing dams. By using better weather and water forecasts to decide when reservoirs should release or retain water,…

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