The ‘dynamite’ tree (Hura crepitans) is one of the largest trees of tropical America. Growing in open areas, they stay relatively short, but in the forest, they rise to 60 metres (200 feet) in height.

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Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) is partnering with Indian Railways Finance Corporation (IRFC), a Navratna Public Sector Enterprise, to establish the Nation’s first ‘Single Cell ...

Existing in some form or another for thousands of years, these blood-sucking creatures serve as one of horror’s most creatively flexible monsters. Besides ghoulish monsters, vampires can be charmers, ...

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King Charles' sister is set to receive a new honor befitting her years of service to the crown Princess Anne turns 75 on August 15, and the occasion is being celebrated with the first U.K. coin made ...

Full online text of American "Yippie" revolutionary Abbie Hoffman's ironically best-selling book and manual of subversion, Steal This Book, written in 1970. While much of the advice is out of date, ...

There are a lot of garden remedies that have been used throughout the years, and some of them are still recommended today. Do they work? Should we still be using them? On this week’s Good Growing ...

As the fourth-oldest university in the world, few things have had the longevity to watch over the 815 years of Cambridge’s history – but it may be its trees which have seen the most. In a 2004 survey ...