Strange phenomena after a disaster
Flocks of giant fish, death-deep pits, are hundreds of meters deep or landslides of ice ... are strange phenomena after a natural disaster.
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Flocks of giant fish, death-deep pits, are hundreds of meters deep or landslides of ice ... are strange phenomena after a natural disaster.
The Union of Environmental Organizations has issued a statement calling for protection of the marine environment in the Ross Sea in Antarctica to prevent the development…
The Arctic ice has melted with unprecedented speed this past summer. US scientists warn that global warming may cause the Arctic ice to disappear by September 2030.
How long will we see a Arctic without ice in the summer? Studies based on NASA's ICESat satellite will reveal that.
Images from the US satellite show that about 100,000 square kilometers of ice in the Arctic Ocean melted yesterday.
When the Arctic Ocean warmed in the middle of the century, shellfish, slugs and other Pacific animals will resume the invasion of the North Atlantic, which was interrupt…
Between the 14th and the 19th centuries, winter temperatures suddenly dropped sharply, causing the whole of Western Europe to sink in cold.
Snow in the mountains of Norway and some other places are melting due to climate change. This happened to help scientists discover many ancient objects buried deep in th…
The new study published the exact date of glacial period ice in southern Peru tells us the relationship between tropical climate changes and similar phenomena in Europe…
Polar bears will soon be included in the special protection list under Canada's Endangered Species Act.
The investigation of the Antarctic survey found no Emperor penguin left on the island of the same name.
A polar bear had to swim for 9 consecutive days, with a 687km long distance, a new study published in Polar Biology magazine said.
Scientists have evidence that white bears start eating each other due to global warming that destroys their hunting grounds.
A study shows that if the Antarctic iceberg continues to melt at the current rate, the famous penguin - the emperor penguin - only existed for a century.
Polar bears may not be extinct in the coming years despite the fact that many of these animals die from starvation.