Cloud Suck Explained: The Paraglider’s 8,600m Ascent Without Oxygen
Explore cloud suck, a powerful updraft that lifted a paraglider to 8,598m without oxygen and learn why these sudden climbs are so perilous.
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Hong Kong Welcomes Twin Giant Panda Cubs Jia Jia and De De
Ocean Park Hong Kong names its first locally-born giant panda cubs Jia Jia and De De, a milestone in wildlife conservation and digital engagement.
Fiji Navy Champions 30% Ocean Protection
Fiji’s navy is teaming up with the government to safeguard 30% of its ocean as MPAs, enhancing biodiversity and sustainable travel.
Milu Deer Clash Over Mating Rights at Dongting Lake Reserve
At Dongting Lake Nature Reserve on the Chinese mainland, two male milu deer locked antlers in a dramatic breeding duel, reflecting successful rewilding efforts.
China Launches First Environmental Inspections Under New Regulations
China has launched the fourth phase of central environmental inspections—the first under new ecological regulations—covering five regions and three state-owned firms to boost green governance.
China and Pacific Islands Bolster Disaster Relief Cooperation
After a magnitude-6 quake near Tonga, China and Pacific island nations boost disaster relief cooperation, sharing tech and resources to strengthen resilience across the Ring of Fire.
Insect-Inspired AI Vision Breakthrough in Microscopy
Researchers from the Chinese mainland and Duke University unveil an insect-inspired AI vision system that could transform microscopic observation and advanced instruments.
South China Braces for 2025’s Strongest Rainfall and Flood Risks
National observatory warns South China—including Guizhou and regions south of the Yangtze—will face the strongest rainfall of 2025 from May 27–29, with severe storms and flood risks.
Hainan Week Launches at Expo 2025 Osaka to Spotlight Green Prosperity
Hainan Week kicks off at Expo 2025 Osaka, showcasing green prosperity and driving sustainable partnerships through eco-focused forums until May 25.
Hidden in Yunnan: 3,000 Ancient Spider-Monkey Tree Ferns Flourish
Over 3,000 endangered spider-monkey tree ferns were discovered thriving in a 428,000-acre forest reserve in southwest of the Chinese mainland’s Yunnan Province.