A genetic study of Asian elephants in northern Cambodia revealed a larger population than previously thought, with 51 elephants in the Prey Lang, Preah Roka, and Chhaeb Wildlife Sanctuaries showing greater genetic diversity. Researchers believe the area could become a “national stronghold” for elephants, contributing to Cambodia’s biodiversity conservation goals. The study, supported by USAID funds, aims to replicate the research in other areas and countries to help protect fragmented elephant populations.
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Yankees, Twins Trade Proposal Would End Infield Uncertainty in the Bronx
Aaliyan Mohammed, a Newsweek contributor specializing in MLB content, reports that the New York Yankees face a third base dilemma due to DJ LeMahieu's injury. With LeMahieu sidelined, the Yankees are considering a trade proposal from FanSided's Jacob Mountz that would bring José Miranda from the Minnesota Twins to bolster their lineup. Miranda's consistent hitting and potential as a third baseman make him an appealing option for the Yankees, who are looking to improve their...
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