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Animal science

Reviving High-Yield Milking Camels Through Cloning

Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) is an advanced breeding technique that allows animals with superior genetic traits to be cloned. This technology has recently been applied to camels for purposes like racing, beauty c

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Marine science

Releasing a Rehabilitated Turtle: A Step Toward Healthy Oceans

Releasing a rehabilitated sea turtle back into the ocean is a moment of hope and fulfillment. Watching these incredible creatures return to their natural habitat highlights the dedication and effort of conservation teams

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Animal science

Innovating Tradition: Advancing Excellence in Camel Racing

Camel racing is more than just a sport; it is a cherished cultural tradition that reflects heritage, community spirit, and regional pride. Today, the world of camel racing is evolving, blending centuries-old knowledge wi

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Research & leadership

The Power of Citizen Participation in Environmental Protection

Citizen participation plays a vital role in protecting the environment. When individuals and communities actively take part in environmental initiatives, their collective efforts can create meaningful and lasting change.

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Marine science

The Impact of Plastic Pollution on Marine Life

Plastic pollution has become a serious threat to our oceans and marine life. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in the sea, causing long-lasting damage to marine ecosystems. From tiny plankton to large

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Research & leadership

Plastic Pollution Found Inside a Seabream

During a routine scientific examination of a European seabream, researchers made a concerning discovery: a large piece of plastic, nearly 22 centimeters long, was found inside the fish’s intestine. The examination was or

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Research & leadership

Reflection on 2025! A Year Under Pressure

Lessons from Underwater Diving2025 tested me hard. Close family severe health issues. Some investments losses in my home country . Organizational restructuring. Projects are under strain. Add to that a small but toxic do

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