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Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry

Photo: Taylor Stanberry / Facebook Florida is known for sunshine, beaches, and wildlife. But deep in the Everglades, an unwelcome guest has made itself at home: the Burmese python. These snakes are not native to Florida, and they are widely believed to have arrived through the exotic pet trade.Once in the wetlands, these snakes grow…

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A Hyderabad developer building a 150-acre residential project faced losing around 800 mango trees to a link road, so he bought another plot and spent six to eight months moving the trees instead of cutting them down

Photo credit: Vata Foundation When a link road threatened around 800 mango trees on a 150-acre residential project in Hyderabad, developer Ashwin Rao faced a difficult choice: allow the trees to be cut or find a way to preserve them. He chose the latter, bought another plot of land and arranged to move the trees….

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German man’s love for dosa and filter coffee in Bengaluru wins the internet, with users joking, ‘Aadhaar card approved by government’

German man’s love for dosa and filter coffee in Bengaluru wins the internet, with users joking, ‘Aadhaar card approved by government’ A German man’s love for a popular South Indian meal has caught the attention of social media users, with some joking that he has become a local. His Instagram post offers a glimpse into…

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England’s grandest historic houses are inviting visitors to lie down on cushions and look up at their ceilings, from gold-leaf stars at Bolsover Castle to intricate plasterwork at Queen Victoria’s seaside retreat on the Isle of Wight

Pic credit: English Heritage When you visit a historic place, your eyes usually go where you expect them to: the paintings at eye level, the carved doors and the glass cases full of relics. Few people ever think to tilt their heads back and take in what hangs overhead. That is a missed opportunity, because…

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Psychology says women who choose handloom sarees over luxury labels may be drawn to more than craftsmanship, and their preference could reveal a different way of seeing fashion |

Imagine a woman standing in front of two racks of sarees. One carries the unmistakable appeal of a luxury label, its name promising exclusivity before she has even touched the fabric. The other holds a handwoven saree in a slightly uneven shade of indigo, with tiny variations in its weave that reveal the human hands…

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