Scientists Discover Liver Parasite Behind Severe Lung Infection in Common Dolphin
Scientists report the first confirmed case of the parasite Brachycladium atlanticum causing lung disease in a common dolphin.
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Environment
Científicos españoles descubren una nueva amenaza para el visón europeo, uno de los animales más amenazados de Europa
España informa del primer caso clínico de leishmaniosis en el visón europeo, una especie en peligro crítico de extinción, lo que plantea nuevas preocupaciones para su conservación.
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Spanish scientists uncover a new threat to the European mink, one of Europe’s most endangered animals
Spain reports the first clinical case of leishmaniosis in the critically endangered European mink, raising new conservation concerns.
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¿Cómo alimentan los restos de los osos polares a los habitantes del Ártico?
Hablamos con los autores del estudio, Nicholas Pilfold y Holly Gamblin.
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La acidificación de los océanos amenaza las mordeduras de los tiburones
Numerosos estudios han demostrado que la acidificación de los océanos, causada por las emisiones antropogénicas de CO₂, tendrá un impacto
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Humanos prestan atención, los elefantes responden
Hablamos con el autor principal de la Universidad de Kioto sobre el primer estudio que demuestra que los elefantes asiáticos pueden percibir la atención humana.
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Cow-Associated Alga Found in Bottlenose Dolphin for the First Time
Japanese researchers report the first case of P. bovis, an alga previously linked to cows, in a dolphin, highlighting the importance of the One Health approach.
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Meow Inside: How Cats Adapt to Indoor Life
A new study has shed light on how cats cope when moved from outdoor to indoor living, and how their owners experience the transition.
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How EU Investments Strengthen Trust in Rural Areas?
We spoke with the lead author of the study examining how EU investments affect citizen trust and rural life, discussing findings from Mario Draghi’s report, study limitations, and the importance of fostering social unity across Europe.
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An urgent call to stem decline of nature
We spoke with Dr. Anne Larigauderie, former Executive Secretary of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services.
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How Polar Bears’ Leftovers Feed Arctic Residents?
We spoke with study authors Nicholas Pilfold and Holly Gamblin.
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Global economy doubles, but poverty persists
We spoke with the corresponding study author, Andrew Fanning.
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Over 70% of Western Atlantic Coral Reefs Will Stop Growing by 2040
New research shows that over 70% of coral reefs in the TWA may stop growing by 2040. Corresponding author Professor Perry tells us more.
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Life of Endangered Mediterranean Monk Seals on Gökçeada Island
We spoke with the author of the first study of Mediterranean monk seals on Gökçeada Island, highlighting their behavior and local pride in living alongside them.
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British Columbia’s Wildfire Challenge
Explore Canada’s wildfire challenges with insights from Robin Gregory and BC as a case study.
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