Love in the Wild: Infrared Cameras Capture Pandas’ Romantic Quest in NW China
Infrared cameras capture rare footage of three wild giant pandas in NW China’s Gansu Province, highlighting their active search for mates during the mating season.
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China’s Shenzhou-17 Sparks Agricultural Breakthrough with Space-Enhanced Seeds
China’s Shenzhou-17 mission brings back space-exposed seeds, leading to new high-yield forage varieties through innovative space-mutation breeding experiments.
Cyclone Hidaya Weakens Before Making Landfall in Tanzania
Cyclone Hidaya has significantly weakened as it approaches Tanzania’s coastline, according to the meteorology department.
Tragic Floods in Indonesia’s South Sulawesi Claim 15 Lives
At least 15 people have died from recent floods and landslides in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Over 1,800 homes and mosques submerged, with 103 houses destroyed as communities face the aftermath.
Splendid Spring: China’s Sea Islands Unveil Wildlife Paradise
Explore China’s sea islands this spring, home to diverse wildlife including great crested terns, fiddler crabs, and spineless cuttlefish.
Celebrating Labor Day: Meet the Animal Kingdom’s Model Workers
A look at how the animal kingdom’s hardworking species embody the spirit of Labor Day, inspiring us with their dedication and teamwork.
Heavy Rainstorms Hit Southern China as Yellow Alert Renewed
China’s National Meteorological Center renewed a yellow alert for heavy rainstorms across several provinces, expecting higher than average rainfall and potential floods.
Chinese Antarctic Expedition Unveils Secrets of Ocean’s Microscopic Life
CAS researchers analyze over 400 plankton samples from the 40th Chinese Antarctic Expedition, uncovering secrets of the Southern Ocean ecosystem.
China-EU Team Up for a Greener Future: New Report Highlights Climate Collaboration
A new report urges enhanced China-EU cooperation on environment and climate, positioning green partnerships as key to their strategic alliance and global sustainability efforts.
Heavy Rains in Southern Brazil Claim 39 Lives, Dozens Still Missing
Heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, have resulted in 39 deaths and left 68 people missing, displacing 24,000 residents as storms impact over half of the state’s cities.