Whale Menopause Unlocks Secrets of Human Evolution
Researchers uncover how menopause in certain whale species parallels human evolution, offering new insights into our biological history.
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Rare Blue Dragons Upset Texas Spring Breakers’ Beach Plans
Spring breakers in Texas may encounter rare blue dragons, vibrant sea slugs that can sting. Experts warn to admire from a distance.
UK’s Giant Sequoias Thrive, Matching Growth of California’s Largest Trees
A new report reveals that giant sequoias in the UK are thriving, matching the growth rates of their native counterparts in California despite challenges like wildfires and droughts back home.
Australia Faces Escalating Climate Risks Threatening Security and Economy
Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment warns rising temperatures threaten the nation’s security, economy, infrastructure, and healthcare systems.
Fishing Gear Entanglement Threatens Critically Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales
New Australian research reveals that fishing gear entanglement is a severe threat to the survival of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Yunnan Faces Repeat Drought: New Strategies to Secure Water Supply
Yunnan province in Southwest China faces another severe drought following last year’s worst since 1961. Authorities are implementing new measures to ensure a stable water supply amid the challenges.
China Selects 2,573 Water Bodies for ‘Beautiful Rivers and Lakes’ Initiative
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment has selected 2,573 water bodies for the ‘Beautiful Rivers and Lakes’ project, focusing on ecological beauty and conservation of aquatic life.
Asian Elephants Graze and Swim in Yunnan’s Cornfields
Wild Asian elephants are spotted foraging in cornfields and swimming in rivers in Pu’er City, Yunnan, showcasing their daily routines and the region’s conservation efforts.
Germany Unveils €4 Billion Green Subsidy to Revolutionize Industrial Production
Germany launches a €4 billion subsidy scheme to green its industrial sector, aiming to reduce emissions by 350 million tonnes by 2045 and bolster the economy amidst current challenges.
3,000 Rare Plants Reintroduced to Restore China’s Three Gorges Reservoir Ecosystem
On National Tree Planting Day, 3,000 rare, artificially bred endangered plants were reintroduced to China’s Three Gorges Reservoir area, aiming to restore the ecosystem and enhance resilience against flooding and drought.