tropical forests

Before the situation of deforestation seriously affected the reproductive system and climate change, scientists have invented

The international team of scientists from the University of South Wales conducted a study to determine why some tropical plants are easy to die while others live

Colombian scientists announced that they have discovered a special frog, blue bone and goat-like cries in the country's tropical forests.

According to the Washington Post, two pythons to attack people in Indonesia this year are very remarkable. The attackers are the longest and strongest pythons in the world.

Many species of birds, amphibians and corals are at risk of extinction due to climate change but are not classified as conservation and receive adequate attention.

Due to human-induced climate change, the planet heats up constantly for the past 800,000 years.

Restored tropical forests on reclaimed land for agricultural production and livestock grazing not only grow faster but also absorb a larger amount of CO2 than perennial forests.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in 2005 the earth had only 4 billion hectares of forest, covering 31% of the area. About half of

A study shows that the majority of animals and plants in tropical forests today will not survive after 90 years of climate change and deforestation.

In the next 90 years, the number of animals and plants settled in tropical forests may be reduced to less than 20% compared to today. American scientists warn after conducting a