Sahara dust, who 'sabotage' Caribbean summer
warnings about the entry and impact of dust clouds from the Sahara to the Caribbean's summer weather.
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warnings about the entry and impact of dust clouds from the Sahara to the Caribbean's summer weather.
Scientists discovered strange sounds born from the unique combination of water movement and geography in Caribbean waters.
Reporters in Mexico reported that on August 3, the Ministry of Environment and Mexican Resources (Semarnat) warned of the proliferation of Sargasso algae that stretches…
Small marine animals such as sea urchins or parrot fish are helping to ensure ecological balance in coastal Caribean waters.
Grouper Chalk live in small Caribbean reefs that can change sex up to 20 times a day.
The researchers were extremely surprised by the disguise of this octopus.
Sharks can detect when humans turn to face them, which helps explain why the sea gods prefer to attack from the blind spot of their prey.
Conservationists warn that the area of coral living in Caribbean is only 10% compared to before. Coral reefs in this area grow very little and risk being completely de…
In February 2018, a group of scientists claimed to find the remains of Captain Black Sam as the shipwreck off Cape Cod, Massachusetts - USA.
The new species was named Xibalbaonyx oviceps, based on the Mayan Xibalba referring to the afterlife.
Available in the Caribbean and Bahamas of the United States, the Manchineel tree is named
The above information was announced by Cuba National Meteorological Institute on July 19.
On April 30, the United Nations called on the international community to look for efficient, inexpensive investment models to help Caribbean island nations cope effectiv…
Celebrating the safe return of the crew, the International Space Station (ISS) has just announced stunning new images of the earth's landscape observed from the ISS stat…
According to Washingtonpost sheet, more than 600,000 people