The New Guinea singing dog, known for making harmonic sounds with its high-pitched barks and howls, was believed to only exist in captivity – until now. Scientists spotted a pack of these dogs running wild in the hills of Indonesia after the animals were believed to be extinct 50 years ago. The findings were uncovered … Read more
Public’s immunity from coronavirus could be twice as high as first believed with a THIRD of people likely not to catch it, research finds Number of people immune to coronavirus could be twice as high as expected Swedish scientists examined T-cells which help the body fight the virus There are now 312,654 confirmed Covid-19 cases … Read more
‘Cyclops’ lamb born with a single eye is feared as ‘a demon in disguise’ by villagers in Indonesia The lamb was born at a farm in Sumedang Regency, West Java, on Monday Villagers believed the lamb could be a reincarnation of the Islamic figure Dajjal The animal suffered from rare birth defect Cyclopia which results … Read more
After decades of studying Saturn’s moon Titan, scientists have found it is drifting 100 times faster away from the planet than previously believed –a total of four inches per year. Titan currently sits 759,000 miles from the ringed planet, but the new data proposes it was much closer 4.5 billion years ago. This means the … Read more
Meghan Markle was ‘convinced’ royal courtiers had a ‘conspiracy’ against her and felt ‘like an outsider from the start’, a friend tells The Times Meghan Markle, 38, and Prince Harry, 35, are living in $18 million LA mansion Sources have now revealed that the Duchess felt ‘unfulfilled’ in the royal family Told Katie Nicholl: ‘Meghan … Read more
Heartbreaking photos have been released of a six-month old infant in the Bay Area, who is believed to be the first recorded case of a US child with coronavirus and a rare inflammatory condition. Baby Zara was getting ready to be discharged from Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital in Palo Alto, where she’d been getting treated for … Read more