Seabird colony size depends on climatic fluctuations

30-08-2022
Climate oscillations drive millennial-scale changes in seabird colony size, study published on the Global change biology, explained this issue

Seabirds are starving to death due to North Atlantic winter cyclones

28-08-2022
A study focused on the deaths of seabirds during these events in the winter months

Epaulette Sharks can walk on land for 2 hours!

26-08-2022
Florida Atlantic University biologists made this enthusiastic study

Polar bears in Alaska's Beaufort Sea: what we know

25-08-2022
The polar bear is the largest terrestrial carnivore currently in existence

Climate change is threatening Polar Bears deeper than feared

24-08-2022
Due to human activity, the climate crisis and global warming, the polar bear is losing its habitat and is endangered by the action of pathogens, always a consequence of climate change

Pacific sharks influenced by radioactive impacts of the Fukushima accident

24-08-2022
The triggering cause of the accident was the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami of 11 March 2011

Sharks conserve their energy during sleep

23-08-2022
It is not very clear what position the sharks sleep in

Peru: priest kicks dog during mass

21-08-2022
During the mass the dog approached the altar: the priest gave him a strong kick to chase him away

Norwegian government killed the walrus Freya

20-08-2022
The animal had become a summer attraction in the Oslo fjord but, according to the Norwegian government authorities, the walrus was too dangerous for the public and the authorities chose the safest option, which is to kill it

Poland: 100 tons mysteriously died en masse in the Oder River

20-08-2022
An inexplicable mystery still to experts has occurred in Poland, where authorities recovered 100 tons of dead fish from the Oder River, which travels from Germany to Poland

Slovenia: 200 brown bears will be killed in September

19-08-2022
The decision was made by local authorities due to the increase in the number of human-bear conflicts in the country

Scientists want to bring Thylacine back to life a century after extinction

19-08-2022
A group of scientists would like to bring the Thylacine back to life more than a century after its extinction

Climate Crisis is putting Mediterranean fisheries at risk

16-08-2022
Quantitative variation in one or more of these factors can cause global warming or global cooling of the earth's atmosphere and surface

Population of lions on the brink of the abyss

13-08-2022
WWF said the lion population has dropped by 43 percent in twenty years

Are killer whales habitat and behavior linked?

12-08-2022
The habitat of the orca is widespread in all the seas and oceans of the world and lives both in the abyss and in the shallows near the coasts, sometimes even reaching the mouths of some rivers

France: dead the Beluga entered the Seine

12-08-2022
The animal was euthanized during the move to Normandy

Giant anacondas: legends and truth

11-08-2022
The green anaconda is the heaviest snake in the world, as well as one of the longest snakes, reaching a length of 5.21m

What are the traumas caused by sharks attacks

10-08-2022
A study conducted by researchers Jeffrey S. Cooper, Erwin L. Kong and Heather M. Murphy-Lavoie, talked about the trauma that can be incurred from a shark attack

Fish microbiomes put at risk by plastics in the oceans

09-08-2022
Researchers from the Plastics in our water: Fish microbiomes at risk? made in their research published on the Comparative biochemistry and physiology interestings results

Plastic also found in Australian coastal reef fish

08-08-2022
Plastic pollution consists of the dispersion and accumulation of plastic materials in the environment, which causes problems for the habitat of wild fauna and flora, as well as for humans

Antarctic fish as a global pollution sensor

07-08-2022
Antarctic Fish as a Global Pollution Sensor: Metals Biomonitoring in a Twelve-Year Period is a study carried out by a group of researchers that led to a very interesting series of answers

Tooth morphology on shark evolution across mass extinction

07-08-2022
The Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction was a dramatic reduction in the number of living species on Earth, which occurred about 65.95 million years ago, which led to the disappearance of about 80% of existing marine and continental species

Latimeria: sightings, finds, mysteries

06-08-2022
Although today only two species of latimeria or coelacanths are known, in the Paleozoic and Mesozoic the group of coelacantides was very numerous and included different genera and species

Spotted Greenland Shark in the Caribbean, far from its natural habitat

06-08-2022
Greenland shark has been spotted in the waters of the western Caribbean, thousands of kilometers from its freezing natural habitat, near Glover's Reef, a coral atoll in Belize, in the Caribbean Sea

Hippos are again at risk of extinction

05-08-2022
Hippos are threatened by climate change and poaching, especially from the ivory trade contained in their teeth