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A cyclist rides under a tree still holding onto its autumn color along the banks of the Potomac River in Arlington, #Virginia, U.S., REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
A drone view shows cars parked on a bridge to escape floodwaters in a flooded area in Hat Yai district, affected by heavy rainfall, which has impacted 10 provinces in southern Thailand and have killed several people, in Songkhla province, #Thailand. REUTERS/Weerapong Narongkul
Floods across nine provinces in Thailand have killed 33 people and affected more than 2.7 million.
The military is helping with rescue efforts, including evacuating critically ill patients from a Hat Yai hospital.
Authorities in Thailand are sending helicopters to evacuate critically ill patients from a southern hospital marooned by some of the region's worst floods in years.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-26/thailand-floods-death-toll-33-military-rescues/106056780
Underrated reasons to be thankful V
Link: https://dynomight.net/thanks-5/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46073033
Hat Yai, #Thailand
Two boys look at a car nose deep in floodwater as severe flooding affected thousands of people in the south after days of rain.
Photograph: Arnun Chonmahatrakool/Thai News Pix/AFP/Getty
#Dhaka, #Bangladesh
Rescuers try to douse a huge fire engulfing a Korail slum.
Photograph: Rajib Dhar/AP
A Naftogaz worker walks in front of a gas extraction facility destroyed by a Russian strike, #Ukraine
Photograph: Evgeniy Maloletka/AP
A Palestinian man attempts to drain water from a makeshift shelter.
Photograph: Habboub Ramez/Abaca/Shutterstock
Displaced Palestinians amid the rubble after heavy rain.
Photograph: Omar Al-Qattaa/AFP/Getty
North Tapanuli, #Indonesia
A bridge is cut off after severe flooding and landslides.
Photograph: BNPB/Sutantaaditya.com/Shutterstock
Niagara Falls, #Canada
An aerial view of beluga whales at the now closed arctic cove exhibit at #Marineland. The whales still circle the decaying pools at the allegedly insolvent attraction, while the park’s owners, who have threatened to euthanise the belugas, fight the government over what happens next.
Photograph: Daphne Lemelin/AFP/Getty
Selfoss, #Iceland
Northern lights illuminate the night sky over Arabaer holiday homes.
Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Saja Fayyad, seven, tries to clear water from her family’s flooded tent at a temporary camp for displaced Palestinians after heavy rainfall.
Photograph: Abdel Kareem Hana/AP
Hat Yai, #Thailand
Vehicles are parked on an elevated road to keep them out of floodwaters after days of heavy rain in the southern Songkhla province.
Photograph: Arnun Chonmahatrakool/Thai News Pix/AFP/Getty Images
Nature inFocus photography competition 2025
Nautilus on the move by Tinnapat Netcharussaeng.
During a nighttime blackwater dive, a female Paper Nautilus clings to a drifting leaf, using it as a temporary refuge in the open sea.
Location
Anilao, Philippines
Nature inFocus photography competition 2025
Nautilus on the move by Tinnapat Netcharussaeng.
During a nighttime blackwater dive, a female Paper Nautilus clings to a drifting leaf, using it as a temporary refuge in the open sea.
Location
Anilao, Philippines
Thief in the spotlight by Sergey Bystritsky
In a cluster of unusually shaped trees, the photographer sets soft lights using flashes and fabric to guide a fox into view.
Location.
Vashlovani national park, Georgia
Thief in the spotlight by Sergey Bystritsky
In a cluster of unusually shaped trees, the photographer sets soft lights using flashes and fabric to guide a fox into view.
Location.
Vashlovani national park, Georgia
Edge of two worlds by Rajat Chordia and Vidhan Dwivedi
A young leopard feeds on a cow carcass beside rubbish and fast-moving traffic
Location
Udaipur, #India
Edge of two worlds by Rajat Chordia and Vidhan Dwivedi
A young leopard feeds on a cow carcass beside rubbish and fast-moving traffic
Location
Udaipur, #India
Ancient rivals by Amit Eshel
An Arctic wolf shows signs of a recent hunt as a muskox herd forms a defensive circle, horns facing out to guard their calves.
Location
Ellesmere Island, #Canada
Blue Aura by Bidyut Kalita
A cranefly settles on a thin leaf. Using a steady mobile light to trace its motion and a speedlight from another angle to freeze its body, the photographer captures the insect sharply while its delicate legs glow in a soft blue aura.
Location
Goalpara, #India
The canopy watcher by Federica Cordero
In the forests of Uganda, a young male chimpanzee lounges effortlessly on a twisted vine.
Location
#Uganda
The canopy watcher by Federica Cordero
In the forests of Uganda, a young male chimpanzee lounges effortlessly on a twisted vine.
Location
#Uganda
Urban Oasis by Sarthak Agrawal
At Ras Al Khor, flamingos feed peacefully within view of Dubai’s towering skyline. This urban wetland, which hosts over 25,000 migratory birds each winter, thrives amid rapid development – filtering water, storing carbon, and sustaining life even as the city expands around it.
Location
Ras Al Khor wildlife sanctuary, #Dubai
Urban Oasis by Sarthak Agrawal
At Ras Al Khor, flamingos feed peacefully within view of Dubai’s towering skyline. This urban wetland, which hosts over 25,000 migratory birds each winter, thrives amid rapid development – filtering water, storing carbon, and sustaining life even as the city expands around it.
Location
Ras Al Khor wildlife sanctuary, #Dubai
Cooling on the Coast by Suliman Alatiqi
After days of fieldwork with local rangers, the photographer captures a Komodo dragon resting in shallow coastal water. As cold-blooded animals, they use water and mud to cool themselves and often swim or walk along the seabed while searching for food or mates.
Location
#Komodo, #Indonesia
Green Within Green by Pratik Pradhan
A Malabar gliding frog rests on a yam-footed plant. Blending into the layered greens around it, the frog becomes part of the habitat, showcasing how these amphibians use colour and form to stay hidden.
Location
Amboli, #India
Green Within Green by Pratik Pradhan
A Malabar gliding frog rests on a yam-footed plant. Blending into the layered greens around it, the frog becomes part of the habitat, showcasing how these amphibians use colour and form to stay hidden.
Location
Amboli, #India
Crevice Companions by Tinnapat Netcharussaeng
In a rocky crevice, Caribbean spiny lobsters gather on one side while resting whitetip reef sharks occupy the other. The unusual pairing shows how very different species find safety in the same underwater shelters.
Location
Socorro Island, #Mexico
Crevice Companions by Tinnapat Netcharussaeng
In a rocky crevice, Caribbean spiny lobsters gather on one side while resting whitetip reef sharks occupy the other. The unusual pairing shows how very different species find safety in the same underwater shelters.
Location
Socorro Island, #Mexico
A Tale of Two Trunks by Rohan Neel Shah
In the Maasai Mara, two elephants intertwine their trunks in a gentle moment of play. The black-and-white frame accentuates the texture of their skin and their shared quiet connection.
Location
Maasai Mara national reserve, #Kenya
A Tale of Two Trunks by Rohan Neel Shah
In the Maasai Mara, two elephants intertwine their trunks in a gentle moment of play. The black-and-white frame accentuates the texture of their skin and their shared quiet connection.
Location
Maasai Mara national reserve, #Kenya
Catch of the day by Kashyap Naresh Raval
A fishing spider lives up to its name as it rests at the edge of a waterbody, holding its freshly caught fish.
Location
Kollur, #India
How the Brain Chooses What to Remember and What to Forget
Long-term memory emerges from a sequence of molecular programs that sort, stabilize, and reinforce important experiences.
Understanding these timers may allow researchers to bypass damaged brain regions and preserve memories in degenerative conditions.
https://scitechdaily.com/how-the-brain-chooses-what-to-remember-and-what-to-forget/
The Hidden Belly Fat That Quietly Ages Your Brain
People with more muscle and less visceral fat tend to have brains that appear biologically younger, according to advanced MRI-AI analysis.
The results point toward lifestyle and therapeutic approaches that prioritize muscle preservation and targeted visceral fat reduction for better brain health.
https://scitechdaily.com/the-hidden-belly-fat-that-quietly-ages-your-brain/
Exercise Alters Brain Chemistry To Protect Aging Synapses From Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Physical activity in the elderly is linked to increased levels of proteins that improve neural connections, potentially safeguarding against cognitive decline, even in the presence of Alzheimer’s disease markers.
#aging
#ageing
#brain
#health
#Alzheimer's
#dementia
#exercise
Scientists Discover Fascinating Link Between Regular Exercise and Better Brain Health
A recent study reveals that regular physical activity, even at moderate levels, is linked to increased brain volumes in areas important for memory and learning, offering a straightforward approach to enhancing brain health and reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Beluga whales still held in captivity at the now closed Artic Cove exhibit, at #Marineland, in Niagara Falls, #Canada. The remaining 30 captive belugas at Canada’s Marineland have nothing to do but wait. The reportedly broke former tourist attraction is closed to visitors, so the whales circle their decaying pools, while the park’s owners spar with the government over what happens next
Photograph: Daphne Lemelin/AFP/Getty Images
A #mulgara is released by scientist Rebecca West in the Wild Deserts precinct of Sturt National Park, New South Wales, #australia. Many of the country’s distinctive small marsupials – the bilbies, bandicoots and quolls – have been missing for a century or more, wiped out by land clearing and the hunting prowess of feral cats.
Photograph: Richard Freeman/UNSW
Puffins on the Farne Islands, Northumberland, UK.
This year’s National Trust bird count on the Farne Islands off Northumberland has revealed a ‘mixed picture’ for the colonies of around 200,000 birds. Two years ago several species were severely impacted by an outbreak of Avian Influenza. The puffin, for which the islands are best known, saw numbers of breeding pairs drop 23 per cent on 2024’s figures - falling by 50,103 to 38,500 breeding pairs.
An orca chases a baitball of herrings near Spildra Island, Norway.
Between October and January billion of herrings gather in northern Norway fjords to feed. Orcas and Humpback whales chase them to meet their needs of fat and proteins.
Photograph: Olivier Morin/AFP/Getty Images
A tiger takes a snooze in Satpura National Park, #India
Photograph: Andy Rouse/SWNS
White storks in their nests at the archaeological site of Chella, on the outskirts of Rabat, #Morocco
Photograph: Abdel Majid Bziouat/AFP/Getty Images
Wild horses cross the Badlands in North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park in an area of the park closed since 2019, US.
Photograph: Christine Kman/AP
Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkeys are pictured at the Yuhe area of the Giant Panda National Park in northwest China’s Gansu Province, #China
Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock
Lejno je jedno ze slov které má čeština s ukrajinštinou společné
A red squirrel hunts for buried nuts in the still deep snow in Northumberland, UK.
Photograph: Simon Woodley/SWNS
An endangered Parma Wallaby is held as it comes out of sedation after getting a full health check and is micro chipped on Peter Pigott’s property at Mount Wilson, in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, #Australia
Photograph: Jessica Hromas/AAP
An albino turtle hatchling sits among other Arrau turtles ahead of their release at the Abufari Biological Reserve, in Tapaua, Amazonas state, #Brazil
Photograph: Edmar Barros/AP
Narwhals in ice break, Baffin Island, Nunavut, #Canada. Noise from ships can disrupt the animals’ ability to communicate and find food. The research, carried out in 2023 and published this year, adds to mounting evidence that underwater radiated noise – sound energy that ships emit through their hulls, propellers and machinery – is disrupting marine life.
Photograph: Minden Pictures/Alamy
DeepSeekMath-V2: Towards Self-Verifiable Mathematical Reasoning [pdf]
Link: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-Math-V2/blob/main/DeepSeekMath_V2.pdf
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46072786
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