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Jake Bodart (L), Austin Johnson (C) and Jessica Rendon (L) of the Oregon Department of Agriculture look down at their attached boots while wearing hornet extraction suits,
A crash course in the United States on tracking, trapping and killing 'murder hornets'

The first Asian giant hornet nest of the year has been found in Washington state, and plans are being developed to eradicate it, likely next week, the state's agriculture department said on Thursday.

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What Do You Need To Know About Online Casinos As A Player?

Online casinos are set to take over the market in the next couple of years. Analysts predict that the revenue that these sites make will rise to over $92 billion in 2023 and go over $100 billion in 2025. Just to compare, the annual global revenue that these operators had in 2020 was around $62 billion.

A cave lion cub named Sparta, which was found preserved in Siberia's permafrost, is seen in this undated photo taken
Cave lion cub found in Siberian permafrost is 28,000 years old

Scientists have said that an astonishingly well-preserved cave lion cub found in Siberia's permafrost lived 28,000 years ago and may even still have traces of its mother's milk in it.

Jude Walker, 11, during his 210 miles (340 km) walk from Yorkshire to London over 21 days to raise awareness for 'the zero carbon campaign' petition, which calls for the government to implement a Carbon Tax,
The 11-year-old British boy walking to save the earth

Jude Walker, an 11-year-old boy, is on an odyssey he hopes will help save the planet: he is walking to London from northern England in a bid to garner support for a carbon tax to tackle carbon emissions.

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Red ocher markings which were painted on stalagmites by Neanderthals about 65,000 years ago, according to an international study, are seen in a prehistoric cave in Ardales,
Prehistoric cave paintings in Spain show Neanderthals were artists

Neanderthals may have been closer to our species of prehistoric modern human than previously believed after cave paintings found in Spain proved they had a fondness for creating art, one of the authors of a new scientific report said on Sunday.

People queue outside a mass vaccination center in Paris, as part of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination campaign in France,
Analysis: Are COVID vaccine passes moving the needle on getting people inoculated?

People in France have been rushing for COVID-19 vaccines since the government introduced a mandatory health pass to access bars and restaurants, stirring the debate about how to get more shots in arms to combat the highly infectious Delta variant of the coronavirus.

Stonehenge ancient stone circle is seen at dawn, near Amesbury, Wiltshire, Britain,
Geological analysis explains durability of Stonehenge megaliths

The first comprehensive scientific analysis of Stonehenge's imposing megaliths has revealed some of the traits that made them an exemplary building material for the famed monument in southern England including their stout resistance to weathering.

The giant panda Huan Huan and her twin cub are seen inside their enclosure after she gave birth at the Beauval zoo in Saint-Aignan-sur-Cher, central France,
Two baby pandas born at France's Beauval zoo

Two baby pandas have been born at the Beauval zoo in France, said the zoo on Monday, adding that the newly born animals were in good health.

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Repair Basement Waterproofing Services in Grand Rapids

In addition to basement waterproofing in Grand Rapids, a professional company also offers a basement mold inspection service. Mold is an issue when it comes to basement waterproofing in Grand Rapids.

A saleswoman demonstrates vaping at the Vape Shop that sells e-cigarette products in Beijing, China
Young lured to tobacco addiction via e-cigarettes - WHO

The tobacco industry's sleek marketing is attracting youngsters to e-cigarettes which can lead to tobacco addiction, despite claims by some executives that they aim to solve the smoking epidemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.

Zara Rutherford, 19, poses on a Shark ultralight aircraft at Popham Airfield near Winchester, Britain
Flying solo, 19-year-old woman aims to set aviation record

A 19-year-old is paving the way for girls in STEM by setting the record for the youngest woman to fly solo around the world next month.

 Swimmers cool off in the Thompson River under a blanket of smoke from nearby wildfires in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
Record-smashing heat extremes may become much more likely with climate change - study

Cyprus. Cuba. Turkey. Canada. Northern Ireland. Antarctica. All recorded their hottest-ever temperatures in the last two years, and according to a new study, more such extremes are coming.

A healthcare worker prepares a Pfizer coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination in Los Angeles, California, U.S.
U.S. officials say vaccinated don't need booster right now

U.S. health officials, after meeting with vaccine maker Pfizer, reiterated on Monday that Americans who have been fully vaccinated do not need to get a booster shot at this time, a spokesperson for the Health and Human Services Department said.

Soccer Football - Euro 2020 - Fans gather for England v Denmark - Piccadilly Circus, London, Britain
Is COVID coming home? England at risk from Euro 2020 euphoria

"Football's coming home," is the chant of England soccer fans at this year's Euro 2020 tournament, but with it may come COVID-19.

 A man walks a dog as lockdown restrictions increase during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Santiago, Chile,
Sick as a dog? Pets often catch COVID from humans, study finds

If you think you have COVID-19, it might be best to stay away from your pets, says the author of a Dutch study that found a surprising number of dogs and cats may be getting infected.

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