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A wildlife documentary titled 'Wild Sundarbans: Predators and Survival in the Mangroves' is drawing wide attention for its look at predator life in the Sundarbans, the vast mangrove forest spanning India and Bangladesh. The film follows how animals survive in the tidal habitat, home to Bengal tigers and other rare species, and is resonating with wildlife audiences worldwide.

New wave band: Lessons from the ocean energy tech pioneers examines what the first generation of tidal and wave power companies learned while trying to turn ocean energy into a commercial industry. The piece draws on their experiences to guide the next wave of marine energy technology ventures now attracting renewed interest.

Freedom News reports that after two weeks of protests in France, described as heroic but violently repressed, young people have pushed the movement forward and brought the wider country with them. The article frames the youth-led demonstrations as a turning point, with the protests spreading beyond their initial base.

A new blueprint has been presented for building a competitive ocean energy supply chain, setting out how the sector can scale up manufacturing, infrastructure and skills to support tidal and wave power. The proposal is drawing attention among energy industry observers as ocean energy seeks to move from pilot projects to commercial deployment.

A deaf music fan says they wish the streaming service TIDAL offered a way to skip songs that lack lyrics, explaining that they want to understand songwriting and enjoy artists' work despite being unable to hear it clearly. The post, shared with accessibility and music hashtags, stresses there is no disrespect meant to artists, only a desire for a listening experience that works for deaf users.