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Thirteen years ago, a poor fisherman in a small Turkish village was retrieving his net from a lake when he heard a noise behind him and turned to find a majestic being standing on the bow of his rowboat. Gleaming white feathers covered its head, neck and chest, yielding to black plumes on its wings. It stood atop skinny orange legs that nearly matched the color of its long, pointy beak. The fisherman, Adem Yilmaz, recognized it as one of the white storks that had long summered in the village, he recalled, but he had never seen one so close, much less hosted one on his boat. Wondering if it was hungry, he tossed it a fish, which the bird devoured.
Persons: Adem Yilmaz
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt has reportedly been building a startup called White Stork. AdvertisementFormer Google CEO Eric Schmidt is building a military startup called White Stork, which plans to produce AI attack drones , Forbes reported. White Stork wants to mass-produce drones that can use AI to identify targets, the new report said. The latest Forbes story also details how Schmidt has used an intricate business structure through several Limited Liability Companies. White Stork was an LLC called Swift Beat Holdings but changed its name to White Stork Group last September.
Persons: Eric Schmidt, Schmidt, , Forbes, White Stork, Stork, Swift Organizations: Forbes, Service, Swift, Holdings, White, Group, Robotics, Google, Department of Defense's Innovation, Business
CNN —Hottest day, hottest week, hottest month, and – increasingly likely – hottest year; 2023 has garnered unwanted records as the climate crisis escalates. From peculiar methods like “splooting,” to changing physiology altogether, here are four ways different creatures are trying to beat the heat. Splooting is a popular method of thermoregulation for squirrels, especially among larger species, as they do not lose much body heat through sweating, Devitz explained. A 2021 report noted that some animals are developing larger beaks, legs and ears to better regulate their body temperatures. Spitting and snottingTwo Australian animals put their bodily fluids to good use in the battle to beat the scorching temperatures of the outback.
Persons: , you’ve, , splooting, Charlotte Devitz, Splooting, Devitz, , Celal, ” Sara Ryding, Jami Tarris, Christine Cooper, Klaus, Dietmar Gabbert Organizations: CNN, Collins, Anadolu Agency, Getty, Deakin University Locations: New York City, Washington ,, Australian, Australia
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