Falling for Feelings— an innocent tale of fish keeping
Every fish was bound to have a personality of its own!
Aniqa Mazhar
Aniqa Mazhar is a graduate of QAU in Biochemistry. She has taught sciences to O levels and is currently planning for her MS in Food Technology. Aniqa's hobbies are reading, watching movies, writing, calligraphy, long walks, and nature photography.
Fortuitous Discovery: World’s Biggest Shark is not Carnivorous
In Australia’s Institute of Marine Science, experts claimed to have proved that sharks were omnivorous rather than pure carnivorous.
Science, Technology and Oceans
The rapid development in oceanography leads us to a better understanding of marine biology.
A Tour to Spellbinding Wildlife Moments of 2021
Here are a few animal discoveries that got attention in 2021.
Quaid-i-Azam Science Society and its first big event!
Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad saw its first Science Exhibition on 3rd December 2021, at the heart
What’s the worth of life for zoo animals?
An outburst for animal rights and justice has been rocketing social media ever since the
Food and Environment: What’s on Your Plate will affect what’s around You
Our Irresponsible practices result in deforestation, artificial animal breeding and selection, more land-air, and water pollution from industrial waste.
How War and Conflicts impact Wildlife Conservation
Whether plants, forests, crops or vegetation, or animals, both face consequences of loss and destruction that were surely not meant for them.
Assumed extinct bird remerges on a Hawaiian volcano!
The kiwikiu bird, also known as the Maui Parrotbill, was thought to have gone extinct
The Role of Forensic Science in Wildlife Crime Investigation
Investigating wildlife crimes involves analysis of DNA- deoxyribonucleic acid. So, we’re talking about wildlife forensic here.