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These Wolves Like a Little Treat: Flower Nectar

The Ethiopian wolf, Africa’s most endangered predator, has a sweet tooth.Although the wolves are otherwise strict meat eaters, scientists have spotted the canids slurping nectar from torch lilies, which are tall,...

An Ethiopian wolf drinks nectar from a Kniphofia foliosa inflorescence at Bale Mountains National Park, in Rira, Ethiopia. (Adrien Lesaffre via The New York Times)

Japanese fans snap up first Murakami novel in six years

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A stepping stone towards resetting and building up resistance

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Exhibit explores ROHM Through Omani Eyes

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An iftar with a social cause

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Deinfluencing, or the art of negative reviews

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Rare manuscript that paved way for British monarchy’s return up for auction

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India’s tiger population rises above 3,000

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Five frequently asked questions about Al Jabal Al Akhdhar’s rose harvest season

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As Colombian volcano rumbles to life, villagers resist evacuation

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Baby’s first social media handle

In an age when teens are more online than ever, some parents think it’s just as important to invest in their children’s social media accounts as it is to invest in their finances and education. (Thomas Pullin/The New York Times)

Time to renew one's commitment to Allah

A woman prays at Al Aqsa compound during the third Friday prayer of Ramadhan in Jerusalem on Friday. — Reuters

Easy, tiger: Study maps big cats’ personalities

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Barcode turns 50 but its days might be numbered

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Ghosts in their machines: Thai livestream spooks a new generation

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A ray of hope for children with Autism

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