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Party of one: A new anthology explores the many shapes of solitude

India, Feb. 6 -- Growing up the only child of a single parent in Udaipur, Priyanka Sarkar remembers playing games she made up herself. As a young adult, she says, a "quiet ache" of isolation hovered a... Read More


Skilled bills, vampire diets, an invisible compass

India, Feb. 1 -- Abody that flies can only accommodate so much weight and muscle; paws have to be sacrificed for wings. So how to carry things, access food, or simply make it through the winter? Take ... Read More


Eyes on the sky: A new frontier

India, Feb. 1 -- W e've studied birds for centuries, but few have focused on skies as a habitat, and even those have done so sporadically (during storms or in the aftermath of volcanoes, for instance)... Read More


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India, Feb. 1 -- If we could wander through a Jurassic Age forest from 160 million years ago, at least a few species would seem oddly familiar (and no, not from the movies). Amid the strange undergrow... Read More


Claws for applause: See how birds are helping us improve cameras, drones, dyes

India, Jan. 31 -- Enhanced navigation, smarter drones, more-versatile cameras and the blackest black fabric. there's a lot we're still learning from birds. Here are three intriguing research projects ... Read More


Eyes on the sky: Studying birds? We must also study the sky, says founder of 'aeroecology'

India, Jan. 31 -- We've studied birds for centuries, but few have focused on skies as a habitat, and even those have done so sporadically (during storms or in the aftermath of volcanoes, for instance)... Read More


How to survive an asteroid: A look at how birds made it this far

India, Jan. 31 -- If we could wander through a Jurassic Age forest from 160 million years ago, at least a few species would seem oddly familiar (and no, not from the movies). Amid the strange undergr... Read More


A walk on the wild side: Photos from a five-decade visual archive of Ranthambore

India, Jan. 23 -- An exhibition at Bikaner House in Delhi, organised alongside the launch of the book, showcases photographs, historical maps and early wildlife records, paintings, video installations... Read More


Burn rate: Can we pass a global law against ecocide, and would it help?

India, Jan. 16 -- We have international laws against "genocide" (the systematic killing of a racial or cultural group); "arboricide" (the large-scale destruction of trees); "avicide" (the killing of b... Read More


Batter and verse: In India, Christmas involves cake runs, kolam, folk songs

India, Dec. 20 -- Punjabi folk songs, vibrant rangoli and Jishu Pujo all mark Christmas in India. In the villages of Nagaland, where Christmas cakes were once baked in repurposed ammunition boxes lef... Read More