Tag: wildlife
Dolphins Dying Younger in the North Atlantic
Common dolphins, among the planet’s most abundant marine mammals, are living significantly shorter lives in the North Atlantic, according to researchers. A University...
Climate change disrupts migratory species worldwide
Warming temperatures, extreme weather, and shifting water systems are severely affecting migratory species across the globe. These changes are altering species’ ranges,...
Insect Populations Drops in Remote Places
A long-term study conducted in Colorado has revealed a dramatic decline in flying insect populations, even in remote, relatively undisturbed areas. Over...
Insect Populations Plummet 72 Percent
Insect populations are collapsing even in ecosystems with minimal direct human disturbance, says a new study from the University of North Carolina...
#Rhino Survival; #Drought and Policy Threats
https://youtube.com/shorts/909ryAr7TTo?si=gsOzpnuJQnpz244R
Climate Change Could Slash Reindeer Populations by 80% in North
A new international study warns that reindeer — known as caribou in North America — could experience population declines unmatched in 21,000...
African Rhino Poaching Declines, But Drought and Policy Challenges Threaten Future...
While poaching of African rhinos has decreased since 2021, other threats like drought and policy shifts are threatening their future survival, said...
#Wildlife vs #Humans Surprising Study Revealed
https://youtube.com/shorts/3Kr9OL4MZ0Y?si=-LfAUBNghRUtFCxT
Peacock Feathers Emit Laser-Like Light
Forget sharks with lasers—real-life laser magic may exist in a more elegant creature: the resplendent peacock. Researchers have discovered that certain parts...
Tigers Are Reclaiming Their Lost Territories Across Asia
As Global Tiger Day 2025 goers by, there’s reason to celebrate. Across Asia, tigers are slowly returning to regions they vanished from...
