A species whose garbage precedes it
(WorldNews Health)

From below, the high cross-stitch of fir branches rippling into enmossed trunks appears as the weft and warp of a fabric seen under a microscope. The pattern is so enthralling you want to walk with your eyes peeled skyward, at a cost to your neck and possibly your safety. The predicament of a Himalayan trek up to the foot of the Khangchendzonga is, you run the risk of stumbling into a gorge if you don’t tread carefully. And there, in the middle of this sterling unpeopled paradise that has been espied by only so many pairs of...