Digital news media publication
IBNS-CMEDIA: Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav, on Saturday hailed a historic milestone in India’s cheetah conservation journey, as an Indian-born female cheetah of Gamini – KGP12, second …
Read More
Climate change is predicted to substantially shift the ranges of venomous snakes around the world, expanding human exposure to some of the most medically dangerous species while threatening the survival …
Read More
IBNS-CMEDIA: A video of a squirrel holding an e-cigarette between its paws and nibbling on the plastic tip has gone viral on social media, prompting wildlife experts to express concern …
Read More
Jaipur/IBNS-CMEDIA: She was known as the “Lady of the Lakes” — the legendary tigress Machhli of Ranthambhore, whose fish-shaped facial marking, fearless crocodile kills, and extraordinary 19-year reign over one …
Read More
IBNS-CMEDIA: Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav on Monday announced that Jwala, a Namibian cheetah and a successful third-time mother, has given birth to five cubs …
Read More
Tokyo/IBNS-CMEDIA: Abandonment, rejection, bullying and loneliness — this is the story of a seven-month-old Japanese macaque, named Punch, whose desperate search for comfort and belonging has moved the internet to …
Read More
Toronto/CMEDIA: Presented by Desjardins Financial Group, the family-friendly exhibition ‘Sharks’ at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) uncovers fresh perspectives, groundbreaking research, and the diversity of ancient groups of fishes. Having intrigued …
Read More
IBNS-CMEDIA: For decades, scientists have estimated the age and growth rate of Tyrannosaurus rex by counting annual growth rings—similar to those found in trees—preserved inside fossilized leg bones. These rings …
Read More
The idea began in California’s Sierra Nevada, a towering spine of rock and ice where rising temperatures and the decline of snowpack are transforming ecosystems, sometimes with catastrophic consequences for …
Read More
CMEDIA: The illegal wildlife trade is deeply connected to other forms of organized crime, a new University of Waterloo study has found, including arms dealing, drug trafficking and human smuggling, Leading the …
Read More