Scientists grew the same invasive plants in Europe and North America and found 91% showed this strange behavior in new environment

Eucalyptus trees have become highly invasive in regions with similar climates to their native Australia, including California, South Africa, India. Scientists have compared the same invasive plant species in Europe and North America and found that they became 91% more productive after spreading to new habitats. The increase was seen only in the plants’ non-native…

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‘I used full body makeup to match the colour of my face with my body’: Sameera Reddy reveals on being made ‘two to three shades lighter’ in her debut film ‘Maine Dil Tujhko Diya’ with Sohail Khan | Hindi Movie News

Sameera Reddy revealed she was made two to three shades lighter and wore padded bras, bum pads and coloured lenses during her debut film ‘Maine Dil Tujhko Diya’. She struggled with body image and skin colour insecurities until her 40s, recalling body-shaming by crew members. Reddy is married to Akshai Varde, with two children. Sameera…

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At 17, Indian-American student leads nearly 300 US Navy cadets before school; now she is closer to becoming an officer

She joined NJROTC to build confidence. Years later, she leads hundreds of cadets at 17 17-year-old Indian-American student leads 300 US Navy cadets, earns Naval Academy Preparatory School admission She joined NJROTC to build confidence. Years later, she leads hundreds of cadets at 17 17-year-old Indian-American student leads 300 US Navy cadets, earns Naval Academy…

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Japan scientists developed a fabric that blocks heat-producing infrared light while letting crops receive the sunlight they need for photosynthesis |

As climate change drives temperatures higher, farmers are facing a growing challenge: protecting crops from extreme heat without reducing the sunlight they need to grow. Conventional shade nets can lower temperatures, but they also block visible light, limiting photosynthesis and potentially affecting yields. Researchers and engineers in Japan believe they have found a better solution….

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