Source: Ebird.org The mesmerizing Potoo bird is a fascinating creature that captures the imagination of nature enthusiasts worldwide. With their distinct appearance and intriguing behavior, Potoos are a unique species that can be found in the tropical regions of Central and South America. These intriguing birds are famous for their incredible camouflage, blending seamlessly with their surroundings by perching vertically on tree branches, mimicking broken branches or tree trunks.

“There was a panic situation,” Stefansson said. “People thought a volcanic eruption was about to happen.” The area around Mount Thorbjorn, on the Reykjanes Peninsula, has been shaken by hundreds of small earthquakes every day for more than two weeks because of a build-up of volcanic magma some 5km (3.1 miles) underground. Land in the region has risen by 9cm since October 27, according to the Icelandic Met Office, without showing imminent signs of eruption.

Alaya Furniturewala is an upcoming Indian film actress who has surprised one and all with her mature performance in Jawaani Jaaneman, co-starring Saif Ali Khan and Tabu. The film won her fame and she hasn't looked back ever since. As a budding artist, the Covid-19 pandemic acted as a roadblock in her movie journey. The actress still managed to keep engaging her admirers with an active social media presence. She graced Pinkvilla with an interview recently.

But the relationship between the worlds of high jewellery and cinema have long been intertwined. The house of Chaumet aligned itself with royalty as the official jeweller to Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine in the early 1800s. A century later, it turned its attention to Hollywood royalty and in the 1920s, vaudeville stars The Dolly Sisters became loyal fans of Chaumet and were often seen draped in the house’s pearl necklaces, diamond earrings and ornate brooches.

Alice Tai says she does not have the power to stop demolition The ombudsman yesterday said she had no plans to investigate the Hunghom Peninsula development - pointing out it was largely beyond her jurisdiction - and admitted that even if she could, she had no powers to stop its demolition. Alice Tai Yuen-ying told lawmakers an investigation by her office into the sale to developers of the never-occupied harbourfront flats, which they intend to demolish and replace with more profitable luxury flats, would raise more questions than answers.