Articles for author: Sameen David

February 23, 2026

The cost of compliance with the EUDR will limit its impact on reducing deforestation (commentary)

EUDR’s Compliance Hurdles: A Potential Roadblock to Curbing Global Deforestation

Agricultural expansion continues to devour tropical forests worldwide, exacerbating climate change through substantial greenhouse gas emissions from land clearance. Agriculture Fuels the Forest Crisis Agriculture Fuels the Forest Crisis (Image Credits: Imgs.mongabay.com) Nearly 90% of global deforestation traces back to agricultural activities, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Forest loss ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

NEWS

After logging bans, Australia turns to “forest thinning”. Does it reduce fire risk?

Australia Embraces Forest Thinning Amid Logging Bans: Effective Bushfire Shield?

Australia – States confront escalating bushfire threats through mechanical forest thinning, a practice gaining traction after native logging ended in key regions. Black Summer’s Lasting Echoes Drive Change Black Summer’s Lasting Echoes Drive Change (Image Credits: Imgs.mongabay.com) The 2019-20 Black Summer bushfires scorched millions of hectares and claimed dozens of lives, reshaping national conversations on ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

Prehistoric Humans Prehistoric Theories

Early Human Migrations Were Epic Journeys Across Untamed Lands

Imagine walking from one continent to another – not in a day, not in a year, but across thousands of generations. No maps. No compass. No safety net. Just raw instinct, breathtaking courage, and the will to survive in a world that was nothing like the one you knew. That is the story of early ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

Prehistoric SeaWorld Prehistoric Theories

Deep Ocean Trenches Hold Secrets From Earth’s Earliest Days

There is a place on this planet more alien than the surface of Mars, more unexplored than the far side of the Moon, and older in its secrets than almost anything you can touch with your bare hands. It lies beneath miles of crushing black water, in silence so absolute it borders on the surreal. ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

Prehistoric Environment Prehistoric Theories

Rare Meteorite Impacts Changed the Course of Evolution on Earth

Picture this: a rock the size of a small city hurling through space at tens of thousands of miles per hour, then slamming into a planet with the force of a billion nuclear bombs. That is not a science fiction plot. That is actual Earth history, and it happened more than once. What followed was ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

Dinosaur Science & Theories Prehistoric Theories

North America’s Ancient Past Is Full of Untold Dinosaur Stories

You probably think you know the big names. T. rex. Triceratops. Stegosaurus. You’ve seen the museum displays, watched the blockbuster movies, maybe even dragged your kids through a natural history exhibit or two. Yet here’s what most people don’t realize: the dinosaur story of North America is far deeper, stranger, and more dramatic than anything ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

DailyMoment Prehistoric Theories

Ancient Stargazers Witnessed Celestial Events That Shaped Early Cultures

Imagine standing in the middle of an open field thousands of years ago, long before city lights swallowed the darkness. Above you, a sky absolutely blanketed with stars. No phones. No distractions. Just you, the wind, and a cosmos you cannot explain. That was the everyday reality for ancient peoples, and rather than feeling lost, ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

DailyMoment Prehistoric Theories

11 Prehistoric Creatures With Survival Tactics You Won’t Believe

When you think about survival, you probably picture speed, strength, or camouflage. A cheetah outrunning its prey. A chameleon disappearing into a leaf. Perfectly logical, neatly packaged survival stories. Now throw all of that out the window. The prehistoric world was a place where evolution had absolutely zero rules, no guardrails, and seemingly no shame. ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

DailyMoment Lifestyle

6 Signs You Might Have the Wisdom of an Ancient Elder

Have you ever been the person your friends call at two in the morning when their world is falling apart? Or maybe you’ve noticed you almost never panic in a crisis, while everyone around you scrambles for answers. There’s something quietly powerful about that. Something that feels less like luck and more like a deep, ...

February 23, 2026

Sameen David

DailyMoment Lifestyle

9 Zodiac Signs That Are Secretly Introverts

You probably think you’ve got the zodiac all figured out. Leos are the extroverted showstoppers, Geminis are social butterflies, and introverts? They must be limited to just a select few. Well, let’s be real, astrology has more surprises up its celestial sleeves than you might expect. Some zodiac signs wear their introverted nature like a ...

EUDR’s Compliance Hurdles: A Potential Roadblock to Curbing Global Deforestation

Australia Embraces Forest Thinning Amid Logging Bans: Effective Bushfire Shield?

Early Human Migrations Were Epic Journeys Across Untamed Lands

Deep Ocean Trenches Hold Secrets From Earth’s Earliest Days

Rare Meteorite Impacts Changed the Course of Evolution on Earth

North America’s Ancient Past Is Full of Untold Dinosaur Stories

Ancient Stargazers Witnessed Celestial Events That Shaped Early Cultures

11 Prehistoric Creatures With Survival Tactics You Won’t Believe

6 Signs You Might Have the Wisdom of an Ancient Elder

9 Zodiac Signs That Are Secretly Introverts

10 Dinosaurs That Look More Like Alien Creatures Than Reptiles

Paleontology Says Scientists Keep Underestimating Dinosaur Intelligence

Why Dinosaur Fans Flock to the Fossil Halls of New York’s AMNH