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Miss Toto combines drag performances with shark tagging research on the water, raising money for Florida's LGBTQ+ youth. Her annual Drag N' Tag event turns marine conservation into a celebration that supports Pridelines community center.
Four traditional tribal crafts in Jharkhand just earned national protection, bringing centuries of indigenous knowledge into the spotlight. The state secured Geographical Indication tags for two types of forest silk, handcrafted tribal jewelry, and bamboo artistry passed down through generations.
A Florida wildlife hospital is tagging brown pelicans to track which birds keep getting tangled in fishing line at the same spots. The innovative approach could help rescuers prevent injuries before they happen.
Scientists at Washington State University created solar-powered tags weighing less than a raindrop that finally solve the decade-long mystery of where Idaho's monarch butterflies migrate. The tiny transmitters turn every smartphone into a butterfly tracking station.
Apple Music is giving listeners the power to know when AI played a role in their favorite tracks. The new transparency tags let labels flag AI use in everything from lyrics to album art.
When researchers lost track of all 14,000 tagged bogong moths in Australia's Snowy Mountains, they celebrated. The mystery suggests something wonderful: there might be far more of the endangered insects than anyone realized.
Scientists in Indonesia used a drone to tag an endangered pygmy blue whale for the first time, revealing a previously unknown migration path between Indonesia and Australia. The breakthrough method is safer for whales and could transform how we protect these ocean giants.
Once headed for collapse, Atlantic bluefin tuna populations have rebounded thanks to international cooperation and strict fishing limits. A groundbreaking 30-year tagging program reveals how safe waters in the western Atlantic helped save both North American and Mediterranean populations.
After a quarter century, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage reclaimed tag team championship glory at AEW's Double or Nothing. The duo ended their 25-year drought in dramatic fashion, proving that patience and perseverance pay off.
Scientists are using GPS trackers on abandoned fishing nets to create the first moving map of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Yacht racers and researchers teamed up to deploy 144 ocean drifters and tag 27 ghost nets.
Commercial vehicles in Accra will soon display identification tags to protect passengers from unauthorized drivers charging illegal fares. The Ghana Private Road Transport Union is meeting this week to finalize the system that will make rogue drivers easily identifiable.
Three metal detector hobbyists in Maryborough, Australia, tracked down a World War II veteran's family to return his dog tags after seven decades. The lost military identification had been buried and forgotten until the detectorists discovered them and made it their mission to reunite them with their rightful home.
After eight years away from the ring due to devastating neck injuries, Paige made a surprise WrestleMania 42 comeback and captured the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship. The Las Vegas crowd went wild as the 29-year-old wrestling pioneer proved her career wasn't over.
Ethiopian farmers are earning 15% more for livestock tracked with simple QR code ear tags that show vaccination records and origins. The digital system is opening doors to global markets for rural communities that were previously shut out.
A centuries-old chutney made from red weaver ants in eastern India just earned official recognition for its cultural importance. The fiery condiment showcases how Indigenous communities have practiced sustainable, nutritious eating long before it became trendy.
For the first time, researchers are using lightweight radio technology to track monarch butterflies during their epic 3,000-mile migration across North America. The breakthrough is filling crucial gaps in understanding one of nature's most mysterious journeys.
Researchers in Indonesia successfully used a drone to attach a satellite tracker to a rare pygmy blue whale for the first time, revealing a 2,000km migration path. The breakthrough allows scientists to study whale movements safely while helping protect these endangered giants from ship collisions.
Hundreds of volunteers gathered at Spain's Fuente de Piedra lake to help ring 600 flamingo chicks, continuing a conservation tradition that's tracked over 200,000 birds since 1984. The annual event helps scientists monitor flamingo populations across Europe and North Africa.
A team of marine biologists spent nights on a remote Ecuadorian beach to attach a tracking device to Lucero, a rare Eastern Pacific leatherback sea turtle. The data from this historic first could help save one of the world's most endangered sea turtle populations.
Scientists in Ecuador just attached the country's first satellite tracker to a critically endangered leatherback sea turtle, opening a new window into protecting one of the ocean's most mysterious giants. With fewer than 1,000 Eastern Pacific leatherbacks left, this breakthrough could reveal where they travel and how to keep them safe.
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