Heartbreaking images show baboon mothers cradling their dead babies for up to ten days in new study

Baboon mothers carry their dead infant up to 10 days  Phys.orgDeath Practices of Baboons After Infants Die Discovered  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google News

Mwamgeni Kitwana, 35, holds two of her three pre mature babies. The third one is on the chest of her mother-in-law, Ms Zaituni Shaban. The three have just finished taking their milk with their mother and grandmother’s help as they are unable to sack their mother’s breast and are being fed using special plastic cans.

Emotions and physiological experiences can be transmitted from one person to another, and infants can “catch” feelings of stress passed down through their mothers.

NASA Reveals Startling Images From Antarctica's 'Hottest Days On Record'  HuffPostNASA satellite captures Antarctica melting during heat wave  CNET'Antarctica Melts,' NASA Says, Showing Effects Of A Record Warm Spell  WJSUAntarctica Melts Under Its Hottest Days on Record  nasa.govNASA Reveals Shocking Ice Cap Melt in Antarctica After Record Heat  VICEView Full coverage on Google News

Satellite images of Nigerian towns attacked by Boko Haram earlier this month show widespread destruction and suggest a high death toll, Amnesty International says.

Amnesty International has released satellite images of the Nigerian town of Baga, showing the scale of destruction after last week's attack by Boko Haram.

New coronavirus can survive on some surfaces for days: study  The East AfricanView Full coverage on Google News

Coronavirus can survive on some surfaces for days, study shows  Al Jazeera EnglishNew coronavirus can survive on some surfaces for days: study  The Citizen DailyCoronavirus Stays in Aerosols for Hours, on Surfaces for Days  MedscapeAerosol and Surface Stability of SARS-CoV-2 as Compared with SARS-CoV-1  nejm.orgThe COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic has a natural origin, scientists say  Outbreak News TodayView Full coverage on Google News

New coronavirus can persist in air for hours and on surfaces for days: study  ReutersView Full coverage on Google News