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World Politics & Diplomacy 15 Oct 2026, 11:14 AM IST

Three Wild Dog Brothers Set African Mammal Distance Record in Zambia

Three African wild dog brothers have completed a 2,564-mile journey across Zambia, a distance researchers say is the longest documented movement by any African mammal. The finding, drawn from tracking data and highlighted by Montana State University researchers, is drawing international attention to the species’ extraordinary mobility and the conservation challenges it faces across fragmented landscapes.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 11:14 AM IST

Ben Affleck’s ‘Animals’ Squanders a Strong Premise in a Muddled Thriller

Ben Affleck’s new thriller, "Animals," arrives with the makings of a taut, star-driven crime drama but largely fails to convert its premise into sustained suspense. Gillian Anderson emerges as the film’s most energized performer in a story that feels overextended, tonally uncertain and uncomfortably close in spirit to Akira Kurosawa’s "High and Low."

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India Entertainment & Culture13 Oct 2026, 04:25 PM IST

‘Animals’ Review: Ben Affleck’s Thriller Wastes a Strong Cast and a Promising Premise

Ben Affleck’s new thriller 'Animals' arrives with the ingredients of a taut prestige crime drama, but the film never fully converts its premise into suspense or emotional force. Gillian Anderson emerges as the standout in a muddled production that borrows heavily from the moral architecture of Akira Kurosawa’s 'High and Low' without matching its precision or urgency.

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India Entertainment & Culture13 Oct 2026, 02:21 PM IST

‘Animals’ Review: Ben Affleck’s Thriller Wastes a Strong Premise and a Fine Cast

Ben Affleck’s latest thriller, 'Animals,' arrives with the makings of a taut, prestige crime drama but ultimately feels muddled, derivative and dramatically underpowered. Gillian Anderson emerges as the film’s most compelling presence in a story that appears to borrow heavily from Akira Kurosawa’s 'High and Low' without matching its moral force or narrative precision.

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India Entertainment & Culture13 Oct 2026, 07:29 AM IST

‘Animals’ Review: Ben Affleck’s Thriller Wastes a Strong Cast and a Promising Setup

Ben Affleck’s new thriller, "Animals," arrives with the ingredients of a sharp, adult crime drama but never fully turns them into one. The film leans heavily on atmosphere and pedigree, yet its muddled plotting and uneven tonal choices leave Gillian Anderson looking like the only performer having real fun.

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India Entertainment & Culture13 Oct 2026, 02:22 AM IST

Ben Affleck’s ‘Animals’ Squanders a Strong Premise in a Muddled Thriller

Ben Affleck’s latest thriller, ‘Animals,’ arrives with the ingredients of a taut prestige crime drama but largely fails to convert them into suspense, coherence or emotional payoff. Gillian Anderson emerges as the film’s most animated presence in a story that feels overfamiliar, undercooked and uncomfortably close in spirit to Akira Kurosawa’s ‘High and Low’ without matching its precision.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition12 Oct 2026, 11:36 AM IST

Animal Adaptations Offer Climate Lessons as Scientists Reassess Nature’s Hidden Engineering

A new wave of public fascination with extraordinary animal abilities is drawing fresh attention to the biological innovations that help species survive extreme environments, conserve energy, and adapt to shifting climates. While the Listverse roundup is framed as a curiosity piece, the underlying science points to a broader climate-transition lesson: nature has already solved many of the efficiency problems now confronting clean-energy systems and resilience planning.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 09:30 PM IST

165-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals Early Mammal Traits That Shaped Survival

Scientists studying a 165-million-year-old fossil from China have identified an unusually broad swimming tail and bony throat structures, offering a rare look at how early mammals adapted to aquatic life during the Jurassic. The find adds weight to the view that several mammal-like features emerged far earlier than previously believed, reshaping understanding of mammalian evolution.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 07:08 AM IST

1938 Deep-Sea Catch Recast as a Climate Warning on Ancient Marine Survival

A trawler’s 1938 haul of a vivid blue fish once thought extinct for 65 million years has resurfaced as a reminder of how little scientists still know about the deep ocean. The episode, long treated as a curiosity, now carries sharper relevance for climate and conservation debates because it underscores the fragility and scientific value of marine ecosystems under pressure from warming seas and industrial fishing.

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Global Health & Biotech12 Oct 2026, 12:17 PM IST

Teen Who Biked 700 Miles With Injured Father Becomes a Symbol of Survival—and a Question of What Comes Next

A teenage girl who drew global attention after biking roughly 700 miles while carrying her injured father has become the subject of renewed scrutiny as observers ask where she is now and what happened after the viral journey. Her story, first framed as an extraordinary act of filial devotion, now sits at the intersection of migration, hardship, and the way global media turns private suffering into public symbolism.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 02:34 AM IST

Ice Age Spear Points Reveal How Human Innovation Fueled Survival

New archaeological analysis of 13,000-year-old spear points is shedding light on how early Americans adapted to unfamiliar environments at the end of the Ice Age. The findings suggest that survival depended not only on toolmaking skill, but on the rapid transfer and reuse of knowledge across generations and landscapes.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition04 Oct 2026, 08:22 AM IST

Poxvirus Study Reveals a Human Gene It Has Kept and Repurposed for Survival

Scientists have identified a poxvirus carrying a stolen human gene and, unusually, showing signs that it has retained and refined the genetic material over time rather than discarding it. The finding offers a rare window into how viruses can borrow from their hosts and adapt those genes for their own biology, with implications for virology, evolutionary research, and the design of future therapeutics.

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Abhishek Bachchan and Shoojit Sircar Reframe Illness, Family and Survival in 'I Want to Talk'

With 'I Want to Talk' now in theatres, actor Abhishek Bachchan and filmmaker Shoojit Sircar are drawing attention to a deeply personal story of illness, resilience and family bonds. The film, inspired by the life of cancer survivor Arjun Sen, uses an intimate relationship drama to explore parenthood, mortality and the emotional architecture of an artistic life.

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Zambia(1)Montana State University researchers(1)Montana State University(1)A-Z Animals(1)