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Rare albino terrapins were rescued from waters off Singapore's West Coast Park, with animal welfare group ACRES warning that saltwater can kill them. Also drawing attention in Singapore: air quality in the central area has returned to the moderate range, and the Singapore-Johor RTS Link is now expected to open in February 2027 rather than December 2026. Other trending stories include Yemen's reported strikes on Houthi targets and a teen charged in Australia after crashing into Newcastle Knights supporters.
- 2Wood and wine money linked to barred owl and mule deer culls▼Wood & wine bucks allegedly bring barred owl & mule deer massacres
Animal watchdog outlet Animals 24-7 reports that money from the timber and wine industries is allegedly behind largescale killing of barred owls and mule deer in the western United States. The outlet claims habitat management tied to wood and wine production leads to culls targeting the predators and deer. Details of the alleged programmes remain limited.
- 3Ohio family's 250-acre farm restoration now a thriving wildlife refuge▼A family foundation began restoring 250 acres of overworked Ohio farmland in 1989; it is now a wildlife r
A family foundation began restoring 250 acres of depleted farmland in Ohio in 1989. Decades of work later, the land has become a wildlife refuge, drawing attention as an example of how long-term private conservation efforts can revive exhausted agricultural soil and bring back native species. Observers highlight it as a model for similar restoration projects elsewhere in the United States.
- 4More than 580 acres protected for wildlife and recreation▼More than 580 acres for wildlife and recreation protected
More than 580 acres of land have been permanently protected for wildlife habitat and public recreation, according to Western Mass News. The report highlights a conservation effort in western Massachusetts aimed at preserving open space for animals and outdoor use, though details on the location, funding, and parties involved were not provided in the coverage.
- 5Ryan Seacrest, 51, shows off shirtless physique in new photos▼Ryan Seacrest, 51, reveals impressive physique in shirtless new snaps
Ryan Seacrest, 51, has shared new shirtless photos showcasing a notably fit physique, drawing attention from fans and media. The television and radio host has long been known for his demanding schedule across multiple shows, and the images have sparked conversation about his fitness and health routine at 51.
- 6Ryan Seacrest's Shirtless Photos Have the Internet Buzzing▼Ryan Seacrest is Absolutely 'Shredded' in New Shirtless Pics: See the Internet's Priceless Reactions
New shirtless photos of Ryan Seacrest show the TV host looking notably fit, and reactions online have been swift and amused. Commenters have been sharing jokes and praise about his physique, with many expressing surprise at how in shape he appears.
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NASA Acres, an agriculture-focused initiative, is working to bring satellite and space-based technology to American farming. The programme highlights how remote sensing and NASA data can help farmers monitor crops, soil and water use more effectively, drawing attention to the growing role of space technology in food production.
- 8Stars tease Ryan Seacrest over shirtless photo▼Stars react to Ryan Seacrest posting shirtless thirst trap: ‘Ryan relax!’
Ryan Seacrest posted a shirtless photo that fans and celebrities have dubbed a 'thirst trap', drawing playful reactions from fellow stars. Among the responses quoted by Entertainment Weekly, one celebrity told him 'Ryan relax!', as friends and fellow personalities joked about the host showing off online.
- 9TV producer Jerry Golod dies at 87▼Jerry Golod, an executive producer behind 'Tales from the Darkside' and 'Return to Green Acres', has died. He was 87. Read more below.
Jerry Golod, an American television executive producer known for his work on the anthology horror series 'Tales from the Darkside' and the revival 'Return to Green Acres', has died at the age of 87. Tributes are noting his decades-long career in American television production.
- 10Over 580 acres conserved in Blandford for wildlife and recreation▼More than 580 acres conserved in Blandford for wildlife, recreation
More than 580 acres of land in Blandford, Massachusetts, have been placed under conservation protection for wildlife habitat and public recreation. The move preserves forest and open space in the western Massachusetts hilltown, keeping it available for hunting, hiking and other outdoor use while protecting local ecosystems from future development.
- 11Jimmy Carter's farm solar project remembered after his death●In 2017, Jimmy Carter leased 10 acres of his Georgia farm for a 1.3-megawatt solar project; it went on to
In 2017, former US President Jimmy Carter leased 10 acres of his Plains, Georgia farm for a 1.3-megawatt solar installation. The project, developed with SolAmerica, was designed to power around half of the town and reflected Carter's long-standing advocacy for renewable energy, which began during his presidency in the late 1970s. His death has prompted renewed attention to the initiative as an example of his commitment to clean energy.
- 12Palestinian Foreign Ministry Condemns Israeli Massacres in Gaza▼Palestinian Foreign Ministry Condemns Ongoing Massacres by Israeli Occupation in Gaza Strip
The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has issued a statement condemning what it describes as ongoing massacres committed by the Israeli occupation in the Gaza Strip. The statement, carried by Saudi state media, denounces continued Israeli military operations in the territory. It reflects the Palestinian leadership's longstanding criticism of Israel's campaign in Gaza amid the ongoing war and mounting civilian casualties.
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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has issued a statement condemning what it describes as Israeli massacres in Gaza. The condemnation, carried by the Syrian Arab News Agency, adds to ongoing diplomatic criticism of Israel's military campaign. The statement comes as international bodies and governments continue to face pressure over the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.