Animal world
People make animals evolve faster
As a superior predator, humans force animals to change their body size and reproductive age at a rate three times faster than the natural effect.
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Animal world
Wolves love fishing more than hunting
Western Canadian wolves prefer salmon rather than hunting deer or other animals.
Animal world
Chimpanzees play an important role in making hunting tools
For the first time, research experts conducted observations of chimpanzees to make and use tools for hunting. Moreover, it shows that almost children and immature childr…
Animal world
The civet is open to hunting class
The researchers found that the large civet carried the bait to return to its young. As the baby grows older, the older one will help the child disable the prey. And fina…
Animal world
Greenland: Quite hunting quotas for polar white bears
In the face of the threat of survival of the polar bear, the Greenland government recently introduced a hunting limit for this animal. This limit measure is designed to…
Environment
Shouting sharks 'hunting' plastic waste
The device called Waste Shark - a new invention by scientists who help clean up garbage - is about to go live.
Environment
Those who plunged into Harvey's eyes to study
The flight before the Texas hurricane Harvey was the ultimate research mission to gather the most up-to-date information on storms and storms.
Environment
Lake asphalt - Natural asphalt workshop
On Trinidad Island in the Caribbean Sea there is a special lake. There is not much water in the lake, but a lot of asphalt accumulates. Therefore, it is called asphalt l…
Environment
People damage the environment from 6,000 years ago
The landmark change of the Earth's ecosystem began 6,000 years ago when people increased hunting, agricultural land use, fire use, animal domestication and sedentarizati…
Environment
Climate change makes sharks smaller and more gentle
Australian scientists think that climate change will make sharks smaller and less thirsty
Environment
Air pollution increases river flow
A recent study published in Nature Geoscience shows that polluted air has a significant impact on the total flow of many rivers in the Northern Hemisphere.
Environment
The ocean may run out of fish
United Nations experts warn humans will not have a chance to see fish in the oceans by 2050 if we do not allow their numbers to recover.
Environment
The last rhino in Vietnam was shot dead?
In Vietnam, the remuneration paid by the oligarchs to rhino hunters is far higher than for the state to protect conservationists.
Environment
Economic crisis saved bear's life
The risk of hunting for brown bears declined sharply during the economic downturn as hunters could not afford the cost of shooting them.
Environment
Whales and dolphins are at risk of perishing
The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) have warned of the rapid decline in the number of whales and…