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1950: Kevin Budden, a 20-year-old photographer, was dying from a taipan snake bite when he insisted the snake be saved; five years later, its venom helped save a boy’s life

In 1950, 20-year-old Kevin Budden died after a coastal taipan bite. But before his death, he insisted the snake be kept alive. Its venom became part of the research that produced taipan antivenom, which helped save a 10-year-old boy five years later. In July 1950, Kevin Budden was facing death from one of Australia’s most…

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₹10 lakh extra salary, but no bigger savings? Bengaluru cost-of-living reality check for techies

Bengaluru’s higher salaries may look attractive to professionals considering relocation, but rising living costs can significantly reduce their actual savings. A tech professional’s comparison of Bengaluru, Delhi, Noida and Gurugram highlights expenses such as rent, food, commuting and travel home. The analysis underscores why employees should assess their net financial gains before switching cities for…

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Scientists use robots more than two kilometres beneath the Pacific to discover huge lava fields around an active underwater volcano |

More than two kilometres beneath the surface of the Pacific, off the coast of Oregon, an active underwater volcano has been hiding one of the strangest landscapes ever mapped on the seafloor. Using robotic vehicles capable of withstanding crushing depths, scientists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute have spent more than two decades surveying…

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‘This is the reason they are in the mess’: Ex-Pakistan coach tears into Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Mohammad Abbas celebrates with teammates ( Reuters) Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for making sweeping changes to the squad and coaching staff. His comments follow the team’s disastrous defeat at Lord’s, which left them trailing 2-0 in the three-match series against England.The PCB confirmed on Monday…

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Mandana Karimi: ‘Someone is trying to destroy my name’: Mandana Karimi opens up on 6-year stalking, cyberbullying ordeal | Hindi Movie News

Mandana Karimi moved from India to Dubai in May, but says the online abuse she has endured for years hasn’t stopped following her relocation. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, she posted a series of videos detailing the cyberbullying and stalking she’s faced since her separation from businessman Gaurav Gupta. Mandana further alleged that several people…

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A man bought 51,000 acres of degraded land in Florida; decades later, it became the largest private restoration project east of the Mississippi

He is 85, known as the father of sociobiology, has been at Harvard for 60 years, and has won a hundred scientific awards, including two Pulitzer Prizes. Yet what E.O. Wilson, an evolutionary biologist, is focused on is a new conservation approach, a new ecological Grail which is a quest to refute conservation sceptics who…

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