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Oil Spill: Black Pelicans & Painted Storks raise concern as migration season peaking

Oil Spill: Black Pelicans & Painted Storks raise concern as migration season peaking
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Opening young eyes to nature: Nikkitha Terasa

Opening young eyes to nature: Nikkitha Terasa
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Marine creatures come alive in the language of the common people

Local communities in Pulicat, Besant Nagar, Kovalam, Odiyur and Kaliveli borrow metaphors from their immediate world to name coastal fauna

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TNIE impact: NGT registers suo motu case over Chennai metro rail project passing through Nanmangalam- The New Indian Express

The tribunal directed the parties to file their independent statements and reports by June 29.

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From trees to terra firma - The Hindu

From trees to terra firma Updated: Updated: March 06, 2021 23:29 IST Here is how two arboreal mammals the Asian Palm Civet and Asiatic Long-Tailed Climbing Mouse respond when they have to share space with humans Share Article AAA Here is how two arboreal mammals the Asian Palm Civet and Asiatic Long-Tailed Climbing Mouse respond when they have to share space with humans Arboreal, the Asian Palm Civet and Asiatic Long-Tailed Climbing Mouse are inclined to viewing their worlds along vertical lines. However in urban spaces, they tend towards adaptations without compromising on their essential nature. Mahathi Narayanaswamy, a resident of IIT-Madras who records the fauna and avifauna on the campus, draws attention to how now and then, a Palm Civet (

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