Scientists found slugs, beetles and crabs spread seeds for 186 plant species; one crab can swallow more than 1,000 in a night

How beetles and crabs help forests spread seeds When we think about how forests grow and regrow, we often think about colorful birds carrying berries or monkeys dropping fruit seeds. For a long time, these animals have been known as nature’s seed dispersers, carrying seeds far from the parent plant and helping forests grow. But…

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, April 18, 2026: Singles may feel ready to meet people through relatives or family events

Today brings a refreshing sense of tranquility, with Saturn and the Moon helping to dissolve stress and enhance our emotional state. It’s a perfect time to engage with loved ones, as connections with family and friends are elevated. Your career feels more manageable today, allowing for a less pressured environment, while smart financial decisions are…

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‘Varanasi’: SS Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu’s film shoot faces WATER CRISIS ahead of the underwater action schedule |

The upcoming pan-Indian film ‘Varanasi,’ directed by S.S. Rajamouli and starring Mahesh Babu is making headlines repeatedly. The big-budget film is being produced on a massive scale. Ever since the project began, fans have eagerly followed every update related to the movie. Huge sets have already been constructed in Hyderabad for important scenes, and the…

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In 1962, Sam Walton watched his competitors stock their shelves and built the biggest retail chain in history |

The man who changed American retail, Sam Walton, learned everything by walking into stores.Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Sam Walton didn’t build Walmart from his corner office. He made it from the road, travelling from state to state, walking into other people’s stores, taking notes on everything he saw. Before Walmart became the retail giant that…

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Antarctic: Scientists find nanoplastics in Antarctic soil for the first time, including tyre-wear particles, raising concerns that tiny plastic pollution can travel through the atmosphere to Earth’s most remote places

Nanoplastics found in Antarctic soils for first time, suggesting long-range atmospheric transport Scientists have detected nanoplastics in Antarctic soil for the first time. This provides fresh evidence that tiny plastic particles can travel through the atmosphere and reach some of the most remote places on Earth. But how is it even possible?The study was published…

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