Pablo Escobar’s hippo legacy, beauty parlour for female heroin users, the school of Minecraft

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In this issue of Squirrel News, descendants of imported hippos to Colombia are mimicking lost traits from extinct giant mammals, a beauty parlour in Kenya helps female HIV users access rehabilitation and uplifting services, and Minecraft grants free access to its educational worlds for children learning from home.
Pablo Escobar’s hippos restore lost ecological traits in South America
Source: The Guardian
Beauty parlour in Keyna offers refuge and advice for female heroin users
Source: The Guardian
Educational worlds in Minecraft made free to help children learn from home
Source: BBC News
In Punjab, Sikhs, Mulsims, and Hindus protest an unite under a banner of fraternity
Source: Al Jazeera
Over 500,000 people sign-up to voluteer for the NHS
Source: BBC News
Why the Tokyo Games fall-out is not so bad
Source: The Conversation
Tips on how to develop positive mental health habits that help curb anxiety
Source: The Conversation
Indonesia is ramping up seaweed production as its plethora of uses become more mainstream
Source: Mongabay
How the citizens of Sudan overthrew a brutal dictatorship without violence
Source: The Conversation
Growing numbers of Paddington bears evidenced by their avocado feasting
Source: The Guardian