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'Turkish Whisperer' sings songs for centuries
The Bayburt pigeon, one of the four most precious songbird species in Türkiye, has been fed by volunteers in the southeastern city as a cultural heritage for centuries.
The pigeon is a distinguished one with its voice, large body structure and color.
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Thousands march for Gaza, against terrorism in Istanbul
Tens of thousands of people on Jan. 1 gathered at a massive rally in Istanbul to commemorate the Turkish soldiers killed in a terrorist attack in Iraq and to show solidarity with Palestinians amid the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
Operation performed by Turkish surgeons to enter medical literature
Turkish surgeons have performed four different cardiovascular operations through a 2-centimeter incision, with the doctors who used biological valves and veins in the operation for the first time in the world applying to be included in medical literature.
Geothermal water source found in Ayder Plateau: Municipality
The municipal teams in the northeastern province of Rize have reached a geothermal water source at a depth of 253 meters in Ayder Plateau, one of the famous tourism centers in the region.
‘Potpourri of viruses’ doubles emergency visits
With a surge in viral infections seen amid the ongoing cold and damp winter weather, an infectious diseases specialist has warned of a "virus potpourri," as the number of patients in emergency units with upper respiratory tract infections has doubled in recent days.
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Images from Lake Van reveal severe drought
Amidst escalating concerns about climate change, striking photographs captured at Lake Van in the Eastern Anatolian region have revealed the harsh reality of drought.
Global climate change and resulting droughts continue to affect Lake Van. The 3,712 square kilometer lake is the largest soda lake in the world and the largest lake in Türkiye.
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Anglers release fish back to sea to promote sustainable hunt
A group of anglers from the southwestern province of Denizli have returned the fish they caught to the sea in a competition with a unique objective of promoting sustainable fishing practices, preserving aquatic life and raising awareness in the unauthorized hunt.
Marmara's pinas offers hope for mucilage recovery
In the wake of the mucilage disaster that plagued the Marmara Sea in 2021, a surge in the population of pinas, a type of mussel with natural filtration capabilities, has offered a glimmer of hope for the troubled ecosystem.
According to experts, there has been a remarkable surge in the population of pinas, which is known for its capacity to filter up to six liters of water per hour.
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Some $10 bln invested in solar power over a year
Around $10 billion has been invested in solar power over the past year triggered by a new regulation, Mustafa Yılmaz, head of the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) has said.
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‘Seagull feeding pose’ captivates 2,000 tourists every day
Türkiye's landmark metropolis Istanbul welcomes thousands of tourists every year, basking in the city's beauty as they explore ancient sites. But one particular phenomenon has gained special attention: Striking a pose while feeding seagulls near the Hagia Sophia Mosque and Blue Mosque.