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Malaysia: Hope for Borneo's endangered pygmy elephants (opens the original)
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These elephants live in the lush Borneo jungle of Malaysia and tend to move in small herds. They are a critically endangered species, whose habitat is being encroached upon by oil palm plantations and human settlements. Human-elephant conflict is increasing. Conflicts are more likely if elephants wander into human settlements or plantations. Many residents reacted with fear and frustration when a herd of 20 elephants recently moved through three villages and several plantations. The conservation
Women fight raging forest fires in Borneo (opens the original)
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The worst forest fires in more than a decade are raging on the Indonesian island of Borneo, destroying large areas of forest. Thick smoke is darkening the sky and causing severe respiratory problems among residents. In the sparsely populated province of West Kalimantan, 140 women have joined forces to contain the spread of the fires. Wildfires are a common occurrence during Indonesia’s dry season. This year, however, the fires have been burning longer than usual. The islands of Borneo and Sumatr
Nepal-Tibet flash flood: Rescuers race against time (opens the original)
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Following the flash flood in the Nepal-China border region, rescue workers are continuing round-the-clock efforts to find missing people. Survivors are being airlifted from remote villages, and police say around 1,500 injured residents and people stranded by the disaster have been rescued so far. Hundreds of those affected are currently being sheltered at military bases. Many family members are still waiting for a sign of life from their missing relatives and friends. According to Nepalese autho
Disaster in the Himalayas: 'Everything is just flat' (opens the original)
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Following the devastating flash flood in the border region between Nepal and the Chinese region of Tibet, the number of people missing has risen rapidly. According to authorities, more than 1,300 people are currently unaccounted for, including several hundred foreigners. Many deaths are expected. A massive flood wave surged through the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers in Nepal at tremendous speed. The floodwaters first struck the northern district of Rasuwa. They then spread over more than 160 ki
Orcas and polar bears: Best wildlife photos of 2026 (opens the original)
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London's Natural History Museum is offering a sneak peek ahead of an exhibition. It'll show all award-winning images of the 62nd Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, developed and produced by the museum. "Biting Back" by Andrea and Maceo Grammatico is currently on display: The razor-sharp close-up of a fer-de-lance viper captures the mosquito as it appears to be sucking blood. Vegard Byrkjeland Aasen observed a female adult orca in the waters of a Norwegian fjord supporting the dead bo
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