Life of wildlife in the salt basin
The dry season in the salt basin of Botswana is a harsh time for many wildlife species, while weather conditions in the rainy season are their habitats.
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The dry season in the salt basin of Botswana is a harsh time for many wildlife species, while weather conditions in the rainy season are their habitats.
At Eberswald Provincial Zoo (Germany) in a squirrel monkey family, there are 3 extremely lovely baby monkeys attracting the attention of many people, especially young ch…
The number of tigers in the Mekong basin, including Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, has been alarmingly reduced from 1,200 (1998) to only about 350 (2010).
The multicolored poison frogs in the Amazon have been as diverse as today thanks to the many ancestors moving from the Andes to this area over the past 10 million years,…
For years, scientists have been investigating why so many small-mouthed male bass in the Potomac River basin have immature egg cells in their testes - this is a form of…
The last male rabbit belongs to the purebred tiny rabbit group in the Colombian basin (USA)
Current measuring technology system and restore the current flow data in the Da and Thao river basins.
Lakes are basins or low-lying areas of land containing water, in Vietnam Natural lagoon lakes are formed by dike breaks, the remnants of rivers, due to volcanic eruption…
Flash floods are a type of flood that has a very fast water level when a huge amount of water moves quickly from high to low terrain.
The PolarGAP project by European scientists has revealed new information about terrain and gravity in Antarctica, the world's coldest and most mysterious continent.
Located close to the junction of four lithosphere segments, in the Pacific Ring of Fire, Japan was subjected to continuous earthquakes every time these plates rushed tog…
With temperatures ranging from 37 to 62 degrees C, Danakil concave (Ethiopia) is considered
After examining more than 421 river basins around the world, the research team focused on 97 areas that provide clean water to more than 2 billion people worldwide.
According to NASA, 'for the first time in modern history, the eastern basin of the Aral Sea has completely evaporated'.
The data showed that, when Grimsvoetn operated in May 5/2011, the ground around it swelled.