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New research suggests chemical cues released by ocean predators could serve as early warning signals for harmful algal blooms. The findings point to a potential low-cost monitoring tool for coastal communities, aquaculture operators and fisheries that face health risks and economic losses when toxic blooms strike. Scientists say detecting these cues in seawater may allow authorities to act before blooms become dangerous.

The Spanish government has included the planned European savings and investment account in its housing decree, according to Expansión. The measure is part of the EU push to channel household savings into long-term investment to finance European growth. The move is drawing attention in Spain as details of how the account would work and who could benefit remain scarce.

The United States Coast Guard rescued a boater whose vessel sank near Murder Cove in Alaska. No details have been released on the boater's condition or the cause of the sinking, but the rescue operation was confirmed by the Coast Guard itself.

Two people were rescued after being swept into the ocean at Panther Beach in Santa Cruz County, California. Details about their condition and how the rescue unfolded have not been widely reported yet. The incident comes as authorities continue to warn beachgoers about the dangers of powerful waves and sneaker waves along the Northern California coast, which can pull people into the water with little warning.

Two people were hospitalized following an ocean rescue in Santa Cruz County, California, according to KRON4. Details about the victims' conditions and the circumstances that led to the rescue have not been released. The incident has drawn local attention as coastal water rescues continue to raise safety concerns in the area.

NASA says one of its space telescopes will burn up in Earth's atmosphere after a rescue attempt to save it failed. The mission to recover or reposition the telescope did not succeed, and the spacecraft is now expected to be destroyed during reentry, closing out its time in orbit.

A court has ruled in favour of a company that was wrongly charged £1.7 million in connection with a Bitcoin fraud scheme, ordering the money to be returned. The case highlights the risk of innocent firms getting caught up in crypto-related enforcement and recovery actions. Details on which court, which company, and which scam were involved were not immediately available, but the ruling is being closely followed in crypto and financial crime circles.

CNN anchor Pamela Brown has launched a new streaming series called 'Body Language', according to Variety. The show marks an expansion of CNN's streaming output, with Brown hosting a format built around analyzing nonverbal cues and communication. The announcement is drawing attention from television industry watchers following Brown's profile as a leading CNN anchor.

Valencia County has deployed a swiftwater rescue team to assist communities affected by flooding. The New Mexico county dispatched the specialized team to help with water rescues and emergency response as flood conditions persist. Details on the exact location, number of personnel involved, and the extent of the flooding remain limited, and no injuries or rescue figures have been reported so far.

A discussion of Chilean neuroscientist Francisco Varela's argument that mind and body are inseparable is circulating among Spanish-speaking science readers. The idea, central to his work on enaction and embodied cognition, holds that the mind cannot be understood as a phenomenon split off from the body from which it emerges. Readers are sharing and debating the concept across psychology and neuroscience circles.