World News in Brief: 3 December 2022
A round-up of world news for 3 December 2022, from a WHO Covid warning and an Indonesian earthquake to the US B-21 bomber and a camel beauty contest in Qatar.
A round-up of world news for 3 December 2022, from a WHO Covid warning and an Indonesian earthquake to the US B-21 bomber and a camel beauty contest in Qatar.
India's Border Security Force has recovered a jar of cobra venom worth an estimated Rs 17 crore that smugglers brought in from Bangladesh.
A seven-foot king cobra that escaped from a zoo in Sweden has returned to its enclosure of its own accord, to the relief of the authorities.
The body of a 50-year-old woman who went missing on her rubber plantation in Indonesia's Jambi province was found inside a python.
A rare white elephant has been born in western Myanmar, state media reported, in a country where white elephants were considered a symbol of good fortune.
An elderly woman in Lucknow, India, died after being attacked by a pet dog she had cared for, with a post-mortem finding 12 deep wounds.
High cattle prices have left buyers worried in Kolkata ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, with traders blaming low supply.
Two Indian women were arrested at Bangkok airport after 109 live animals, including snakes, turtles and armadillos, were found in their luggage.
A 42-year-old from Karnataka who left a software company job has set up a donkey farm and is selling donkey milk at about 5,000 rupees a litre.
A 17-year-old Siberian tiger has given birth to four cubs at a breeding centre in north-eastern China.
Researchers from Japan's Hokkaido University have identified a fossil found in Hokkaido as a new dinosaur species with claws like sharp knives.
A dead shark was found hanging outside Ponte Vedra High School in the US state of Florida, NDTV reported.
Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise and a Guinness World Records holder, turned 190 in 2022, and scientists point to slow metabolism to explain tortoises' long lives.