Hundreds of millions of grasshoppers 'attack' Africa, destroying crops
The largest grasshoppers in 25 years raging in East Africa, are a major threat to food security, especially in communities that have suffered from drought, war and famin…
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The largest grasshoppers in 25 years raging in East Africa, are a major threat to food security, especially in communities that have suffered from drought, war and famin…
New research suggests that it was climate change that caused the Neo-Assyrian empire, a superpower in the near-east, to exist for nearly 300 years, wither in the 7th cen…
Meager rainfall reduces food resources, making Connecticut female cobras harder to conceive and give birth to.
A team of scientists led by California Riverside University (UCR), USA, has created a chemical to help plants retain water, which could prevent the annual wave of damage…
The hidden camera, recording a feral cat, ate a kangaroo 30 kg for days on the Simpson Desert, surprising researchers.
According to the Hydrological Processes, an international mathematical group has modeled to help determine how plants affect the conservation of water resources in diffe…
Ecologists observed some unusual behaviors of kangaroos due to scarcity of food.
The giant megalithic stone circle emerges from the deep bottom after the water in the suburb of Peraleda de la Mata, Spain, withdraws.
Drought, deforestation and many other factors combined, we have a natural disaster: Earth's green lungs are on fire!
Natural disasters such as storms, cyclones, droughts and heat waves have destroyed nearly 50% of marine ecosystems in Australia, many places where natural life cannot re…
A new analysis suggests that some plants make drought worse.
Drip irrigation, desalination of water sources, or water intake from the air are the anti-drought technologies currently in use in the world.
Millions of people in India live on agriculture but serious drought in recent years has made them struggling to find water for crops.
According to the AFP news agency, Indian media have reported cases of strange behavior by animals due to the hot weather and prolonged drought in the country.
At least two tons of giant Mekong catfish are recovered at a reservoir in northern Thailand due to drought.