At a nineday Golden Future of Bharat festival in New Delhi last week Prajapita Brahma Kumaris in continuation of the celebration of their platinum jubilee year and the 175year festivities of The Times ...

Overwatering is common, and it harms plants, not to mention water waste. Underwatering is also harmful, especially in hot, windy weather. How can we know we are watering correctly? Most ...

Scientists have found a way to sample DNA out of the air on a large scale — making it possible to one day track the health ...

Lost Skies let me build airships, gunfight robots, and swing around on what might be modern gaming's greatest grappling hook ...

The Salticidae paapaakiri is a native jumping spider that lives beneath the bark of the rimu tree, a strange behaviour not previously observed in other species of jumping spider, and was ...

The Salticidae paapaakiri is a native jumping spider that lives beneath the bark of the rimu tree, a strange behaviour not previously observed in other species of jumping spider, and was ...

David White was initially captivated by a crab spider that was smaller than his ... believes this second creature David photographed on the tree trunk could be a new species.

Next time you hear a pitcher complain about MLB’s crackdown on Spider Tack, remember this: At least they’re not being forced to quit chewing tree bark. According to Baseball Hall of Fame ...

Its intricate patterning includes blues, greens, and reds, giving it a jewel-like appearance. This arboreal spider constructs silk retreats within tree bark, showcasing remarkable camouflage abilities ...

We learn that this forested patch has reported many migratory birds, 220 species of other birds, deer, 700 species of plants, the critically endangered star tortoises, and the Hyderabad Tree Trunk ...

and the Hyderabad Tree Trunk spider- an endemic species found nowhere else in the world”, the statement added. The group welcomed the Supreme Court’s April 16 order in the matter and called ...

Walking into a spider web might make you panic, even if it’s only a few feet wide. Now imagine colliding into one over 80 feet long. That’s unlikely, but thanks to the Darwin’s bark spider ...