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Tommy Pham is a trending search topic in the United States after a near home run during a recent game. The moment, in which the ball came close to clearing the fence before being kept in play, is being picked up by baseball outlets and fans discussing whether it should have gone out. Pham, a veteran outfielder, remains a recognizable name across multiple MLB teams.
- 2Ukraine deploys razor fence that cuts drone control cables▼Ukraine rolls out drone-stopping razor fence to thwart attacks
Ukraine has introduced a razor-wire barrier designed to stop attacking drones by slicing through their fibre-optic control cables as they fly past. The New Scientist reports the fence has been rolled out along defensive lines to counter the growing use of cable-guided drones, which are resistant to jamming because they remain physically tethered to their operators. The low-cost measure reflects Ukraine's ongoing adaptation to evolving drone warfare tactics.
- 3Wyoming's Trapper's Point fence project first to use conservation plate funds●Trapper's Point fence project first to use conservation license plate funds
Wyoming Game and Fish says the Trapper's Point fence project is the first initiative funded by the state's conservation license plates. The project aims to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and guide migrating animals, particularly pronghorn and mule deer, toward safe crossings at a known migration bottleneck near Pinedale. The funding marks a new use for money raised through the specialty plates.
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A power outage is underway in Berg en Dal and Nijmegen, with regional outlet De Gelderlander reporting on the disruption as it develops. Elsewhere in the city, attention is on a long-running dispute over a famous local playing field, after the highest court ruled against a tall fence, while AD.nl is sharing weekend activity tips for Nijmegen from 2-4 October.
- 5Montana ranchers adopt virtual fencing to track cattle●Dillon ranchers implement virtual fencing technology to track cattle
Ranchers in Dillon, Montana, have begun using virtual fencing technology to track and manage their cattle without physical barriers. The system relies on tracking tools to keep herds within set boundaries. The move is being covered by local news as an example of how traditional ranching operations are adopting new agricultural technology in the region.
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Russian authorities are preparing measures after a series of bear attacks in several regions. In the Far East, bears that have grown used to feeding at rubbish dumps and hen houses are being deterred with electric fencing and loud noise. In Novosibirsk region, a cull quota of 354 bears has been announced, with the first animals already shot. Agriculture official Dmitry Patrushev said the government is drafting a response to the incidents.
- 7Conservationists work to reopen wildlife routes around Yellowstone▼Reconnecting Greater Yellowstone, one fenceline at a time
Efforts are under way across the Greater Yellowstone region to modify or remove old fencing so that elk, pronghorn and other wildlife can move more freely between seasonal habitats. Conservation groups and landowners are replacing fence lines with wildlife-friendly designs, restoring migration corridors that were cut off for decades. The work is drawing attention in Montana media as a quiet but significant conservation effort.
- 8Fencing project near Pinedale funded by conservation license plates●Fencing project near Pinedale draws from conservation license plate fund
A fencing project near Pinedale, Wyoming is being paid for with money from the state's conservation license plate fund. The program lets drivers buy specialty plates, with proceeds going toward wildlife habitat and conservation work. The fencing effort is one of the projects supported by those revenues.
- 9Thousands of child-on-child sexual offences reported at schools in England and Wales▼Thousands of child-on-child sexual offences reported at schools in England and Wales https://www.theguardian.com/educati
Thousands of child-on-child sexual offences have been reported at schools in England and Wales, according to a Guardian report published on 4 October. The figures point to the scale of peer-on-peer sexual abuse within educational settings, renewing attention on how schools and police record and respond to such incidents. The report is prompting debate about child safety measures and safeguarding responsibilities in schools across both nations.
- 10Gardener marvels as arbutus tree shoots up to 12 feet▼remember our little arbutus tree? It is not little! It is probably 12ft tall now and I am managing it so it can have a l
A gardener reports that an arbutus tree once described as little has grown to roughly 12 feet tall. They are training it to grow a long trunk beside a fence before it branches out above it, calling it a beast but beautiful. They share their affection for arbutus trees while tackling a garden chore for the day.
- 11Traveller photographs Christ Thorn tree in Humansdorp▼Road Trips. Humansdorp. I liked the Christ Thorn as it matched the colour of the posts. # travel . # photography # socia
A traveller passing through Humansdorp in South Africa's Eastern Cape shared photographs from a road trip, singling out a Christ Thorn tree whose colour, they noted, matched the nearby fence posts. The post was shared with travel and photography tags. The remark about the colour match gave the images their appeal.
- 12Home gardener harvests first grapes after fence rebuild●grapes picked! not a whole lot on the bottom vines as those are just new the past year since we trimmed everything way b
A gardener has picked this year's grape crop, reporting that lower vines produced little because they were only planted in the past year after the fence was redone and everything trimmed back last fall. The harvest did not fill a full bin, but they say there will be plenty for a dozen or more jars of homemade grape juice.
- 13Microsoft data centers designed as hiking landscapes●Your next hike could be at a Microsoft data center https://www.fastcompany.com/91612760/microsoft-data-center-landscape-
Microsoft is designing data center sites with landscaped trails, allowing hikers to walk through and around the campuses that house its cloud infrastructure. The approach, covered by Fast Company, treats the large facilities as part of the natural environment rather than fenced-off industrial blocks, blending recreation with the rapid expansion of AI-driven data center construction.
- 14Trumpeter Hornbill nests near fence at Marloth Park●Short Walks Marloth Kruger. Just inside the fence in a big tree and this chap makes his nest there. Trumpeter Hornbill.
A Trumpeter Hornbill has been spotted nesting in a large tree just inside the fence at Marloth Park, on the boundary of South Africa's Kruger National Park. The bird-watching account Short Walks Marloth Kruger shared images of the bird at its nest site, drawing attention from nature and photography enthusiasts who appreciate the area's abundant wildlife.
- 15Bletchley man guilty over suicide vest guide●Bletchley man with suicide vest guide guilty of terror offences
A man from Bletchley in Buckinghamshire has been found guilty of terrorism offences after possessing a guide for making a suicide vest. The conviction was reported by BBC News. Details of the man's identity, sentence and the evidence presented at trial have not yet been made available, but the case adds to a series of recent UK prosecutions involving extremist material and bomb-making instructions.
- 16Dutch solar farms host more wildlife than nearby grasslands▼Camera traps across Dutch solar fields recorded more hares and hedgehogs than nearby grasslands
Camera traps placed across solar fields in the Netherlands recorded more hares and hedgehogs than in neighbouring grasslands, suggesting the fenced energy sites can double as wildlife habitat. The findings add to debate over whether solar parks can support biodiversity while generating renewable power.
- 17Ohtani launches 11 homers in BP ahead of NLDS opener●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1475417/ 【明日開幕】2026年ドジャース最新情報‼️ 大谷翔平 NLDSに向け打撃練習で柵越え11本💪 現地メディア最終ロースター予想💪 初戦はスクーバル 由伸３戦目濃厚
Shohei Ohtani hit 11 balls over the fence in batting practice as the Los Angeles Dodgers finalized preparations on the eve of the NLDS. Local media projected the final playoff roster, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto likely to start game three. Ticket prices are reportedly falling, giving fans a chance to attend. Japanese fans are following every update closely.
- 18Iran Hangs Shahin Babayi for Drug Offences in Tabriz▼Article: Shahin Babayi Hanged for Drug Offences in Tabriz
Shahin Babayi was executed by hanging in Tabriz on drug-related charges, according to Iran Human Rights. The group reports the execution as part of a broader pattern of death sentences carried out in Iran for drug offences, which rights organisations argue fall short of international standards and are being used with growing frequency.
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Three men have been executed by hanging in Zanjan prison, Iran, on drug-related charges, according to Iran Human Rights. The group says the executions add to a sharp rise in hangings for narcotics offences across the country, and has renewed calls for the international community to respond to Iran's extensive use of the death penalty for drug crimes.
- 20Iran Executes Abbas Amir-Ghashlaghi for Drug Offences in Arak▼Article: Abbas Amir-Ghashlaghi Hanged for Drug Offences in Arak
Iran Human Rights reports that Abbas Amir-Ghashlaghi was hanged in Arak prison, central Iran, on drug-related charges. The group has repeatedly criticised Iran's use of the death penalty for narcotics offences, arguing that such executions frequently follow flawed legal proceedings. Iran continues to carry out executions for drug crimes despite international calls to halt the practice.
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Gymnast and contortionist Sofie Dossi has released a head-to-head challenge against an Olympic fencer, testing whether her flexibility and acrobatic skills can beat the athlete's fencing abilities. The matchup is drawing big engagement as viewers debate who comes out on top, adding to a wave of Olympic-themed entertainment content.
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Two men have been charged with terrorism offences in Manchester, according to the BBC. Further details about the suspects' identities, the specific charges, or the alleged activities have not been provided in the available coverage. The charges mark the latest development in an ongoing case being handled by UK counter-terrorism authorities.
- 23Baby baboon spotted near Marloth Park, Kruger fence●Short Walks.. A baby Baboon right by the Marloth/ Kruger fence. Don't recall seen Baboon along the banks of the river or
A baby baboon has been seen right by the fence between Marloth Park and the Kruger National Park in South Africa. A local observer notes baboons are rarely seen along the riverbanks or on the Kruger side, and warns that animals lingering inside Marloth Park are likely to be shot sooner or later, saying they would have better chances of survival on the Kruger side.