January 20, 2026

Severe Solar Storm May Light Up Australia’s Skies and Disrupt Power Grids

A strong solar storm could make the southern lights visible in parts of Australia and cause power grid and GPS disruptions. Experts say no major impacts expected, but vigilance is high.

January 20, 2026

Odisha’s Crocodile Count Jumps to 1,858 with Drone Survey Help

Odisha’s estuarine crocodile population grew by 32 to 1,858 after a pilot drone-based survey. The count covered Bhitarkanika and other key wildlife areas, marking a steady rise in crocodile numbers.

January 20, 2026

Odisha’s Crocodile Population Rises to 1,858 with Help of Drone Survey

Odisha's estuarine crocodile numbers have climbed by 32, reaching 1,858. The State Forest Department used drones and boats this January to count crocodiles at Bhitarkanika and nearby areas in a fresh survey.

January 20, 2026

Soft Sediments Beneath Greenland Ice May Accelerate Sea Level Rise, UC San Diego Study Finds

Scientists at UC San Diego discovered soft layers under Greenland's ice that help glaciers slide faster. This could push sea levels up quicker than expected, even in areas that look stable from above.

January 19, 2026

Austrian Cow Veronika Shows Amazing Tool Use, Redefining Cattle Intelligence

An Austrian cow named Veronika shocked scientists by using a broom as a tool to scratch herself. This skill, rare in cattle, shows they may be smarter than we thought. Experts say her cleverness could change how we see cows forever.