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10:21 am1 dead as speeding SUV mows down vehicles in Bhubaneswar, ‘drunk’ driver arrested
10:20 amJharkhand man arrested for allegedly killing two sisters in ritual to ‘cure’ himself
10:18 amTwo Assistant Professors, two PG students suspended for medical negligence at Kakinada GGH
10:18 amJ&K Waqf Board takes U-turn on uniform Friday sermons
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10:16 amLinking Madras, Cuddalore, and Calcutta
10:15 amTo Strike Or Not To Strike: Inside Trump, Netanyahu's Iran War Dilemma
10:11 amBihar boat capsize: Raghopur death toll rises to 13; state administration launches probe into incident
10:05 am‘Deeply unfortunate’: Sheikh Hasina on Bangladesh skipping India-hosted BRICS summit
10:04 amSugarcane growers block roads at various places in Dharwad, Haveri and Gadag districts
10:03 amSIT formed to probe suspected extremist links in Keralam’s Ernakulam synagogue arson case
10:02 amCentre invites bids for two offshore mineral blocks in Andaman Sea
9:51 amKarnataka Health Minister urges public to use alternatives as 108 ambulance workers threaten strike from October 14 night
9:46 amAndhra Pradesh to hold three regional conferences ahead of CII Partnership Summit

Science

Scientists Tracked a 220-Pound Anaconda in the Amazon, but Even Knowing Its Location Wasn't Enough to See It

Reported by The Daily Galaxy 13 Oct 2026, 9:20 pm IST 1 min read

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Researchers spent 12 years studying giant anacondas in the Amazon and found out why they're so hard to spot, even when they weigh more than 220 pounds.

Read the full report on The Daily Galaxy

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Section: Science
First reported by: The Daily Galaxy
Reporter: melissa ait lounis
Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026, 9:20 pm IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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