Bats are thirsty because of the hot sun piling up in Australia
Dehydrated due to the hot sun, more than 2,000 crow bats, also known as flying foxes, fell from trees to the ground piling up around trees in New South Wales, Australia.
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Dehydrated due to the hot sun, more than 2,000 crow bats, also known as flying foxes, fell from trees to the ground piling up around trees in New South Wales, Australia.
Most desert animals develop complex and sophisticated mechanisms that help them solve the problem of heat and lack of water between harsh environments.
Hot sunshine, lions in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, east Africa climbed up the tree to find cool shady, avoiding heat loss.
From the end of last week to November 18, more than 5,000 crow bats died suddenly in a quiet suburb of Australia.
The recent record heat wave has caused about 100,000 bats to die in flight, causing an environmental disaster in Australia.
The worst drought since a century ago in Australia has caused wild camel here to become aggressive and dangerous. The Australian government has decided to launch a campa…
During hot days of more than 40 degrees Celsius, your cars also need to be protected to prevent damage and aesthetic effects of the car.
In recent years, the heat on Earth has broken many records. The winter was terribly cold, the scorching heat of the summer, how much people suffered.
Wicklow County in Ireland has just experienced a massive fire, leaving countless people at risk of losing their homes.
Roads and railroad tracks were all affected by the terrible heat of the past week.
According to Sputnik, surprisingly high temperatures are the result of significant and persistent masses of hot air swirling around the planet's northern half.
The lifeguards were called to rescue a guy in England, 24 years old with asphalt
Edhi said most of the dead were taken to the morgue, factory workers from low-income areas in Karachi, Landhi and Korangi.
After the record hot days with the highest temperature ever reached 80 years, Sydney city of Australia
It is forecasted that from today, August 15 to August 17, due to the influence of the low vortex developed to a height of 5,000 meters, the North continues to have moder…