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Owl Rescues, Sightings Span Three States

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Texas state trooper Raymond Torres rescued an injured great horned owl from the median of Interstate 10 near Van Horn and kept it safe until wildlife officials could take over. The owl, nicknamed Big Tejano, was transported to the El Paso Zoo for treatment.

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Researchers Sail to Nikumaroro in Earhart Search

A Purdue-backed team of marine archaeologists is heading to Nikumaroro in Kiribati to investigate a submerged object spotted in satellite imagery, which could be the wreckage of Amelia Earhart’s plane and support the theory that she and navigator Fred Noonan crashed near the atoll in 1937. The expedition’s finding is uncertain, with a veteran researcher who supports the castaway theory expressing skepticism about the object’s identification.

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Man seriously injured after entering Yorkshire zoo tiger enclosure

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Man seriously injured after entering Yorkshire zoo tiger enclosure

Police said a tiger seriously injured a man who entered its Yorkshire Wildlife Park enclosure at 1.35pm Saturday; The Guardian reported he was pronounced dead at the scene.

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China reports super El Niño formed

China’s climate center says a super El Niño formed in September 2026 and could become the strongest on record, peaking in late autumn or early winter. Forecasters warn it may bring significant regional weather impacts, including heavier-than-normal rains and flash-flood risks in the Horn of Africa, while Oman anticipates rainfall patterns varying by region through the coming months.

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Groups Sue Over Planned Utah Canyon Highway Blasting

"It's like constructing a highway through the Louvre Museum," J. Michael Hansen said as groups sued Oct. 6, 2026 over BLM approval to blast 100-foot Gate Canyon cliffs for oil trucks.

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Bolsonaro Leads Brazil Vote, Climate Future Uncertain

Brazil’s presidential runoff pits conservative Flávio Bolsonaro against incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, with sharply different implications for Amazon protection and the country’s climate agenda. Bolsonaro’s first-round lead has alarmed environmental advocates and green-economy investors, though he has pledged support for some climate-related industries; Lula’s administration has cut Amazon deforestation nearly in half.

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✺Francis Halzen Wins Nobel for High-Energy Neutrino Discovery — 5d ✺Report names Francis Halzen as 2026 Nobel physics laureate — 5d ✺IPCC Deadlock Risks Missing 2028 Climate TalksEnvironment — 5d

Trio Wins Nobel Medicine Prize for Optogenetics — 6dThe 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for discoveries behind optogenetics, a technique that uses light to control activity in individual nerve cells and study the brain.

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Rachel Meyers Optogenetics could finally help us understand and treat brain disorders at the cellular level.

Hundreds of Bison Break Through Grand Teton FenceEnvironment — 5dHundreds of bison stampeded at Grand Teton National Park, with some breaking through or jumping over a fence as a guide captured the dramatic scene. The cause was unclear; witnesses suggested the herd may have been frustrated by the barrier or spooked by nearby people and horses.

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183,000 Aldabra Tortoises Outnumber Seychelles Residents — 4dA new survey estimates nearly 183,000 Aldabra giant tortoises live on Seychelles’ Aldabra Atoll—more than the country’s human population and a major recovery from fewer than 1,000 in the 19th century. Researchers say improved counting methods explain part of the increase, while conservation protections have supported the population’s recovery; drought, rising seas and invasive species remain threats.

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Four Astronauts Return After Eight Months — 3dCrew-12 astronauts Meir, Hathaway, Adenot and Fedyaev splashed down off Los Angeles at 8:34 a.m. PDT Oct. 8, 2026, after a mission NASA puts at 237 days and over 100 million miles.

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1,116-Pound Bluefin Sets New Hampshire RecordEnvironment — 6dA New Hampshire charter fishing trip landed a 1,116-pound bluefin tuna, setting a state record and surpassing the previous mark by 154 pounds. The fish is headed to market, while its tail will remain at the harbor as a trophy.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Arizona’s Chiricahua Park Nears 64th National Park Status — 5dCongress has approved bipartisan legislation to redesignate Arizona’s Chiricahua National Monument as the nation’s 64th national park, pending President Trump’s signature. The measure would protect Apache cultural and religious access but provides no new funding, raising questions about staffing as visitation may grow.

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Students Explore STEM Through Hands-On ProgramsScience — 6dHands-on STEM programs are introducing children and middle-school students to science through experiments, games and demonstrations, with organizers hoping to spark curiosity and broaden their sense of future possibilities. Oklahoma’s Innovation Week reaches 1,300 seventh graders, while Washburn University’s Women in Science Day gives more than 300 girls a chance to explore labs led largely by women scientists.

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More than a dozen leaders tour Tuvalu reclamation project before summit — 6d"You are standing on frontline soil," Paulson Panapa told leaders at Tuvalu's sand-reclamation site Tuesday; local seas rose 15 cm in 30 years, twice the global pace.

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Sam Okafor It's positive that leaders are witnessing Tuvalu's reclamation work, yet the absence of major economies risks leaving real solutions off the table.

Stanford Scientist Wins Shared Nobel, Packs Lunches — 6dKarl Deisseroth, 54, shared the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for optogenetics, then paused at 6:30 a.m. after a sleepless night to make his children's school lunches.

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Derek Foss Winning a Nobel for optogenetics yet still packing school lunches at dawn shows real priorities.

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Crew-12 Returns Safely to Earth — Oct 4, 2026NASA and SpaceX planned to undock the Crew-12 Dragon from the International Space Station on Oct. 7, with four astronauts scheduled to splash down off California the following day. The timing depended on spacecraft, recovery-team and weather conditions, and NASA planned to stream the return live.

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