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Wall Street Journal
6 days ago
- Politics
- Wall Street Journal
Did You Hear the One About the Theologian at the Zoo?
David Mamet's July 10 op-ed on the Scopes trial play ('Political Theater Makes Bad Drama,' July 10) reminds me of a joke about a German theology professor who, while visiting the zoo, saw a troubled gorilla, pacing back and forth with a Bible in one hand and Darwin's writing in the other. 'What's bothering you?' the professor asked. 'I cannot decide whether I am my brother's keeper or my keeper's brother,' the gorilla replied. Neither book refutes the other. Good Christians and troubled gorillas can benefit from reading both if they understand that the books deal with different topics. Both use reason and foundational assumptions to explore different issues. When public schools attempt to characterize religious issues as if they conflict with settled science, they overstep their bounds.
The Guardian
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Pygmy hippo Moo Deng celebrates first birthday with fruit cake
Moo Deng turns one! The Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand is holding four days of activities in celebration of Moo Deng's birthday. The global superstar and internet darling turned one on July 10
Time of India
10-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
As you like it: IMC to collect waste on-demand using app
Indore: As Indore stands on the verge of securing its eighth consecutive 'Swachh City' award, the city is set to elevate its cleanliness model by introducing on-demand waste collection, which will be managed via a mobile app. "Indore is poised to reach the 'next level' of cleanliness, embracing a vision of being a clean, green, digital, and solar city," mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav said during a mayor-in-council meeting held on Thursday. The meeting also approved the production of fuel from waste oil collected from homes, factories, and institutions. In a significant development for tourism and biodiversity, the construction of Central India's first modern Fish Aquarium at Kamla Nehru Prani Sangrahalaya (Zoo) was approved under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. Conceptual approval was also granted for a plant for the disposal of deceased animal carcasses under the Swachh Bharat Mission, a domestic hazardous waste disposal facility, and a pioneering project to reuse collected clothes as part of three new waste management innovations in Indore. Bhargav emphasized that the meeting was pivotal for the future of Indore. Approvals were given for better implementation of workshops and face-based attendance for municipal employees. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Gentle Japanese hair growth method for men and women's scalp Hair's Rich Learn More Undo Crucially, the Mayor-in-Council sanctioned financial and contractual approvals totaling Rs 61.50 crore for three sewerage work packages under the Amrit 2.0 scheme, aimed at enhancing the sewerage system in 29 villages within the municipal limits. Additionally, administrative and tender invitation approval was granted for shifting the primary sewer line hindering the construction of the Bada Ganpati Flyover. Financial approval of Rs 22.71 crore was given for the Riverfront Development work on the Kahn-Saraswati River, stretching from Nagar Nigam Chauraha to Ahilya Ashram. Also, approval of Rs 16.18 crore was given for the laying of a secondary sewer line on the alignment of MR 5 Road from Chota Bangarda (RR City) to Laxmi Bai Pratima under Zone No 1.
Perth Now
06-07-2025
- Health
- Perth Now
Woman loses arm in big cat zoo attack
A woman in her 50s has been rushed to hospital after sustaining significant injuries from a big cat attack at a zoo in Queensland. Emergency services were called to the Darling Downs Zoo, a popular wildlife park near Toowoomba, about 8.30am on Sunday morning following reports a woman had been bitten by the big cat. Paramedics flew the hospital to hospital in a rescue chopper after the serious bite. Nine News Credit: NewsWire It is understood the woman, reportedly an employee of the zoo, lost her arm in the attack. Paramedics flew her to Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital in a stable condition. In a brief Facebook post published on Sunday morning, the Zoo said it would be 'closed all day today' due to 'unforeseen circumstances.'
Herald Sun
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Herald Sun
Melbourne's first Hologram Zoo opening in Ringwood Square
Don't miss out on the headlines from East . Followed categories will be added to My News. Majestic humpback whales, herds of elephants, tigers and even extinct dinosaurs will be on display at a new zoo in Ringwood. The only catch? All the animals will be life-size 3D holograms. Eastern suburbs locals Kerri Pearce and Andrew Campey will open Melbourne's first Hologram Zoo at Ringwood Square on Saturday. 'We are so excited to have people come face-to-face with animals in a way they would never be able to see them,' Dr Pearce said. The zoo will have 20 different wildlife enclosures with animals from the sea, savanah, rainforests and even extinct dinosaurs. It will also have a function space for parties and a photo studio. 'We are both vegans and nerds that want to pour our heart and souls in conservation,' Dr Pearce said. 'This zoo is a more sustainable way to connect with nature and a responsible way to experience wildlife without captivity. 'No live animals means zero environmental footprint while still inspiring a love for wildlife and conservation.' Dr Pearce said the 20 enclosures are just the beginning for the Hologram Zoo, with more animal encounters and experiences to be added to the space in the coming months. The holograms were created by Bruce Dell's Axiom Holographics, the company behind Bill Gates' hologram aquarium in the Maldives and a hologram table for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Hologram Zoo is located at 24 Charter St, Ringwood.
