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After the devastating Palisades fire destroyed their theater, a youth theater group in Los Angeles returned to the stage with a production of Crazy for You, showing remarkable resilience.
An ambitious art initiative called Project 195 is creating a collaborative artwork featuring artists from all 195 countries, celebrating global creativity and connection.
In February 2025 the UK government authorized the first licensed wild releases of beavers in England, ending an absence of centuries. The first animals were released at Purbeck Heath in Dorset, with the dam-building rodents set to restore wetlands, boost biodiversity, and help manage flooding.
Researchers used X-ray scanning and artificial intelligence to virtually unroll PHerc. 172, a scroll carbonized by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, revealing readable ancient Greek text held at the Bodleian Libraries.
A study in the journal Science found that India grew its wild tiger population from about 1,706 in 2010 to roughly 3,682 in 2022 — making it home to around 75 percent of the world’s tigers. The recovery shows big predators can thrive even alongside one of the planet’s densest human populations.
