Tata Sons reappoints Chandrasekaran as executive chairman for another five years

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Three wild dogs set Africa's longest mammal dispersal record at 4,126km

Three African wild dog brothers completed a 4,126-kilometre journey across Zambia, setting a new record for the longest documented mammal dispersal on the African continent. The siblings traversed a variety of landscapes, including protected natural reserves and human-affected areas. Their extraordinary trek has drawn attention to the importance of maintaining habitat connectivity that extends well beyond national park boundaries. Conservationists say the journey underscores the challenges faced by wide-ranging species that depend on large, uninterrupted territories to survive.

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Lost for a week, 70-year-old hiker rescued alive on Michigan's Isle Royale

Craig Berg, a 70-year-old hiker, was found alive on September 12 after going missing for a week on Isle Royale, a remote Michigan island. Berg was discovered by fellow backpackers during an extensive multi-agency search and rescue operation. He was suffering from injuries and hypothermia at the time of his rescue. Following his discovery, he was airlifted to receive urgent medical attention.