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Winged tourists touch down

November to March is the best time to watch the seagulls in Oman. They are a regular feature at Muttrah Sea Road and the long coastline of the Sultanate of Oman, including the wetlands, lagoons, and islands. Oman sits on...

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The Guardian of the Arabian Oryx

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Apprentices breathe new life into historic Savile Row

Tailors Roy and Buffy make adjustments to jackets at Henry Poole & Co on Savile Row in London on August 12, 2025. Beneath the old-world exterior of a tailors on London's famed Savile Row, the workshop where the magic happens is more youthful than ever as aspiring coatmakers vie for competitive apprenticeships. (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS / AFP)

Masirah’s Midnight Guardians: The Mission to Protect Oman’s Loggerhead Sea Turtles

Photo: Tara Atkinson

Quadruple Star System Is Found Right in Our Cosmic Backyard

Quadruple Star System Is Found Right in Our Cosmic Backyard

New AirPods can translate languages in your ears

New AirPods can translate languages in your ears

Having trouble sleeping?

Having trouble sleeping?

A Master Clockmaker Revives a Dying Art in North Carolina

A Master Clockmaker Revives a Dying Art in North Carolina

Uranus Was Hiding a Moon Outside Its Rings

Uranus Was Hiding a Moon Outside Its Rings

A mobile platform raising awareness about responsible pet care and animal welfare

A mobile platform raising awareness about responsible pet care and animal welfare

How mowing less lets flowers bloom along Austria's 'Green Belt'

How mowing less lets flowers bloom along Austria's 'Green Belt'

This October, re-witness Dhofar’s ancient sardine fishing traditions for dhawaghi season

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'Last generation': Greek island's fading pistachio tradition

This picture taken on August 25, 2025, shows workers harving pistachios from a pistachio tree in the Greek island of Aegina. Aegina is nowhere near the biggest pistachio producer, a distinction that goes to the United States, Iran and Turkey. In 2023, Greece produced nearly 22,000 tonnes of pistachios, up from 12,000 in 2015, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority. But Aegina's share fell from over 2,600 tonnes to 2,300. Its number of trees in productive age and hectares of utilised land also steadily dropped -- unlike for Greek pistachio production overall. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

Chasing Giants: The Annual Migration of Whale Sharks in Oman

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Why henna holds great sentimental value for Omani women

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Are AI tools making doctors worse at their jobs?

Are AI tools making doctors worse at their jobs?
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