January 19, 2026

Third Tiger Found Dead in Kaziranga National Park Amid Rising Population

A third tiger has died recently in Kaziranga National Park due to infighting, highlighting challenges as the tiger population hits 148. Experts call for better habitat management.

January 19, 2026

Hundreds of Bald Eagles Gather in Frozen British Columbia Winter: A Rare Wildlife Spectacle

In northern British Columbia, hundreds of bald eagles have gathered in one spot during winter. This rare group behaviour happens because of limited food and harsh weather, offering scientists a unique chance to study these birds' survival strategies.

January 19, 2026

Abu Dhabi Launches Groundbreaking Blood Test to Detect Over 50 Cancers Early

Abu Dhabi's Department of Health introduces a revolutionary blood test that detects signs of more than 50 cancers early. The test uses a simple blood sample to spot cancer DNA, even in hard-to-detect cancers like pancreatic and brain tumors. It will be available for residents aged 40+ at major health centers.

January 19, 2026

West Sumatra Sinkhole Water Found Contaminated with E. coli, Residents Warned Against Drinking

A sinkhole in West Sumatra filled with water contaminated by E. coli bacteria has drawn curious locals. Authorities warn the water is unsafe for drinking or health use. The sinkhole formed after heavy rains and poses risks beyond collapse, including health dangers from bacteria found in the water.

January 19, 2026

NASA's Huge SLS Moon Rocket Moves to Launch Pad for Artemis II Mission

NASA moved its giant SLS Moon rocket and Orion capsule nearly 4 miles to the launch pad over 12 hours. The rocket will launch on Feb 6 or later for the Artemis II mission, aiming to send astronauts farther into space than ever.