Sonja Issel
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Fat Bear Week returns as Alaska's biggest bears compete for the crown - AOL (opens the original)
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Sixteen bears are competing in this year's tournament, with last year's winner, Chunk, officially known as Bear 32, hoping to defend his title. Chunk reportedly weighed 544 kilograms when he won last year's contest. Now in its 12th year, Fat Bear Week invites people around the world to vote for the bear they believe has been most successful at gaining weight ahead of hibernation. Speaking to the Associated Press, Mike Fitz, a resident naturalist at Explore.org, explained that the competition hig
Fat Bear Week returns as Alaska's biggest bears compete for the crown (opens the original)
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Sixteen bears are competing in this year's tournament, with last year's winner, Chunk, officially known as Bear 32, hoping to defend his title. Chunk reportedly weighed 544 kilograms when he won last year's contest. Now in its 12th year, Fat Bear Week invites people around the world to vote for the bear they believe has been most successful at gaining weight ahead of hibernation. Speaking to the Associated Press, Mike Fitz, a resident naturalist at Explore.org, explained that the competition hig
Rutte says Putin is in a 'bad place' as he reassures NATO allies (opens the original)
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NATO is prepared to respond to sabotage and drone incidents across Europe and has plans in place to address such threats, Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Thursday. "Russia is doing more and more when it comes to the cyber etc. domain, but... NATO is ready for this," Rutte said at an event in New York commemorating the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. "We have all these response options in place... when it comes to hybrids to make sure that we stay strong," he added. Rutte ar
Heat and drought: Why beer at Oktoberfest could soon be in short supply (opens the original)
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Heat, parched soils and significantly smaller hop cones: for many hop farmers in Austria this year's harvest is proving sobering. The Mühlviertel, one of the country's most important hop-growing regions, is particularly hard hit. "The heat and the drought have taken a heavy toll on us. Some of my plants are completely ruined," says Stefan Hofer, chair of the Mühlviertel hop growers' co-operative, speaking to ORF. Even the plants that survived the dry spell have not developed as well, he says. "T
Humanoids at home: How robots could soon fit into everyday life (opens the original)
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IFA is all about technology and innovation, with companies from around the world presenting their visions for the future. In 2026, many of those visions include humanoid robots, and companies brought plenty of them to Berlin. Across the exhibition halls, visitors repeatedly came across robots walking, waving, interacting with crowds or demonstrating individual tasks, with some being presented to European audiences for the first time. "Alongside artificial intelligence, robotics is one of the key
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