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- Sep 18, 2026
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What stopping a river entails (opens the original)
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Imagine yourself as a bird soaring high up in the sky. Your bird’s-eye view of the unfolding landscape far below includes a silvery ribbon meandering along mountain slopes. You follow this ribbon as it gets wider and wider and then breaks up into several tributaries before it finally gets swallowed up by the ocean. Yes, this shimmering ribbon is a river. It may have been born from a tiny spring gushing out of the earth or from the melting snows of mountain peaks. Rivers, as you know, have made h
Birds of the high seas (opens the original)
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Do you know that there are birds that spend almost all their lives flying over the vast seas? Known as pelagic birds, they enjoy the largest habitat — the ocean — that provides plenty of food but little space for breeding. So they nest on islands or rocky cliffs. The seawater, as well as the fish they eat, is highly saline. So how do the gulls, terns, petrels, albatrosses, puffins circumvent this problem? Salt glands connected to their nostrils help them get rid of the excess salt. Those birds t
At the meeting point (opens the original)
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What if the water at home suddenly turns salty for three months of the year? What if even the bottled water that you want to buy is salty? How will you survive this sudden transformation? Aquatic creatures face a similar situation when a river finally meets the ocean. But they have learnt to adapt and, in many cases, to even take advantage of this sudden shift in the environment. At the estuary, where the river ends in the sea, there is a sudden transition from fresh to salty water. The low-dens
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