Is wild swimming safe? Unseen dangers you need to know
The popularity of wild swimming has grown significantly over the last decade in countries such as...
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27 Jul 2026
150-year-old Greenland shark found on Irish coast
In an unprecedented event, a dead Greenland shark washed ashore on the storm-battered west coast of...
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22 Jul 2026
Great apes use affection to ease tension: Study
Great apes rely on physical affection such as hugging, kissing and gentle touching to strengthen social...
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22 Jul 2026
How tacos became Norway’s favourite comfort food
On Friday nights across Norway, from the coastal city of Bergen to the hunter-led northern reaches,...
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21 Jul 2026
Six motivational profiles: Which one drives you at work?
Pursuing a professional goal can often feel like an arduous mountain trek. At the outset, the...
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20 Jul 2026
Sharks prefer jazz, do maths, have friends: Study
While sharks are often depicted as mindless, solitary predators, scientific research reveals they are complex creatures...
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19 Jul 2026
‘What if I don’t like beans’: How a recipe reveals online selfishness
A burgeoning social media phenomenon, colloquially termed the “bean soup theory,” is highlighting a growing trend...
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17 Jul 2026
Natural termite ‘pyramids’ draw crowds to Naogaon’s Sal forest
In the heart of nearly 200-year-old Altadighi Sal forest, nature has crafted its own architectural wonders...
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14 Jul 2026
‘Golden hour’ of sunrise, sunset transforms wellbeing: Study
Growing scientific evidence suggests that observing the “golden hour” of sunrise and sunset can have a...
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07 Jul 2026
Guests’ rude behaviour in hotels linked to ‘transactional’ mindset
Prominent British etiquette expert William Hanson has criticised the “commercial” sense of entitlement that often leads...
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30 Jun 2026