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Neha is a tinier-than-tiny creative writer with larger-than-life stories buffeting through her headspace. She has been spinning stories and creative content professionally since 2013. She is enthusiastic about all things related to writing, art and life, and currently covers some amazing stories for Green Matters.
Area of Interest
Neha enjoys reading mystery, fantasy, sci-fi, and romance, and is obsessed with writing poetry. She's also interested in storytelling, screenwriting, and filmmaking.
Education
Neha has a creative writing diploma from Sri Aurobindo Institude of Arts & Communication and a Bachelors in Technology in IT from Delhi-based Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.
Previous Experiences
She has been working as a content writer since 2013 and has a small collection of writings published in web and print. Currently, she works as a Features Writer for Pubninja.
Diver Planted 400,000 Corals on a Dying Reef in Bali. Then, Surprising Visitors Showed Up
Earlier, where there were only clusters of fringing corals, now appeared the colorful shoals of fish.
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Scientists Tagged Golden Eagles to Find What’s Killing Them. It Led to a ‘Death Vortex’ in Nevada
Inside Las Vegas's Dry Lake Valley, the population of these apex predators is showing a steep decline. Researchers find out why.
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California’s Mojave Desert Is an Off-Roading Favorite. It's Now Shut Down to Protect a Rare Animal
Mojave Desert tortoises are endangered. Before they disappear completely, officials have to do something to protect them.
18 hours ago
80 Years Ago, Scientists Recorded Haunting Underwater Sound in Bermuda. Now, They Know What Made It
When they detected a mysterious sound, they transferred it to an audograph disc and stored it in their archives because they didn't know what they were hearing at the time.
20 hours ago
Kayaker Was Stranded in Shark-Infested Waters in California National Park. Then, Tiny Rescuers Appeared
Almost miraculously, some creatures surfaced on the scene to guide him towards his kayak.
1 day ago
The World Banned Whaling 40 Years Ago. But These 3 Wealthy Countries Are Still Killing Whales
These three countries alone are suspected of killing nearly 45,000 whales since 1986, when commercial whaling was banned.
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Drones See Pygmy Blue Whales Using a Hidden Highway. It May Protect Them from Their Biggest Killers
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Mysterious Plumes in Greenland Ice Sheets Puzzled Scientists for Years. They Finally Figured Out Why
The mysterious plumes, it seems, are being triggered by a cryptic process whose origins lie in Earth's fiery mantle.
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Researchers Find Alien-Looking Sea Creatures in Colombia's Seas That Predate Dinosaurs
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Scientists realized that the rain-making services of tropical forests have long been taken for granted, so they stepped forward to put a price tag on it.
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Out of the total 430,000 images, the wildlife category includes 15 winning images, captured by photographers from across the globe.
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These 8 Stunning Night Sky Images Won South Downs National Park's Cosmic Photography Competition
The astrophotographers took advantage of the dark skies of South Downs to capture dramatic stories with the starlit skies.
3 days ago
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Fishhooks are known to cause extreme suffering to seabirds.
3 days ago
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They estimated that the python could be at least 10% longer if she were sedated.
3 days ago
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From the southernmost edge of the belt in Alaska, the forests are quietly creeping towards the Arctic soils.
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12-Year-Old Texas Schoolboy Builds a Nuclear Fusion Reactor at Home
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4 days ago
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The photo bagged the top prize in the Independent Photographer Awards 2026 for the black-and-white category.
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