Moving animals by helicopter is not new; but moving large animals like rhinos by helicopter and upside down is not something we see every day. However, although it may seem like a kind of torture for the animal, science says it can be beneficial. Black rhinos are an endangered species from eastern and southern Africa; this … Read more
Finland is the happiest country in the world for the fourth consecutive year. According to a ranking released on Friday (19) by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network. Released annually, the World Happiness Report won an extra challenge this time; measuring the impact of the new coronavirus pandemic on individual and collective well-being. Why Finland the … Read more
A new study conducted in the Mojave Desert shows that desert birds suffer more than mammals from rising temperatures. The increase in average temperatures is causing damage to more or less all living species on the planet. However, the impact of the climate crisis is not the same for everyone; and the more we go … Read more
There are different types of headaches that often occur for undetermined reasons. Headaches that do not have a specific cause, such as another illness or an accident, are referred to as primary headaches. When the headache is the result of an illness or injury, it is said to be secondary. There are three types of … Read more
Testing of the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 involving half a million people confirmed that it is very effective in preventing serious infections and deaths, even after the first dose. The results of a mass vaccination campaign in Israel support those of other smaller studies, also when it is widely used, among people of different ages … Read more
Cat owners, for more than 10,000 years, cats have learned to live with humans, but today the question arises if it was the other way around and we are the ones who came into their lives On many occasions; the affection that one has for pets causes us to block or not become aware of … Read more
The authorities of the Singapore zoological organization Wildlife Reserves named a lion cub “Simba”, which means lion in the Swahili language. However, there is something very peculiar about the feline; it was conceived with assisted insemination. Born on October 23; the authorities shared pictures of the first African lion conceived in the country with the … Read more
We knew that the Praying Mantis could be terrifying; and that the male’s own head is part of the female’s diet (although it was capable of mating without the trunk). Now we know how the male has been able to survive in time. Because in addition to literally losing his mind on dating, the male … Read more
The Antwerp cemetery, in Belgium, was invaded by a mutant species of crabs that experts say represents a danger to local biodiversity. According to The Brussels Times portal, in the 90s, German pet traders created this new species from the marbled crayfish (Procambarus virginalis). The Flemish Institute for Nature and Forest Research (INBO for … Read more
Although we like urbanized societies, many agree that it is healthier to live in nature. But these monkeys from Finland differ totally, as they seem to prefer the sounds of traffic to those of the jungle. The Finnish researchers wanted to determine if the technology could improve the welfare of animals in captivity and found that … Read more