Matías Reynoso

Science

Veterinary ingenuity in the Philippines: reconstructing a run-over turtle’s shell with wires and dental acrylic

In the Philippines, a veterinary team led by Nielsen Donato, a specialist in exotic wildlife, managed to save the...
Science

The Key Role of Birds in the Regeneration of Coastal Forests: A Hopeful Study

Thrushes, kiskadees, tanagers, celestinos, and flycatchers, among other species, disperse seeds throughout the territory, promoting the natural regeneration of...
Environment

Projections on El Niño in 2026: warn of heavy rains and risk of flooding in the Argentine Littoral

Climate models anticipate a strong El Niño phenomenon starting in the spring of 2026. This event could lead to...
Animals

A Story of Resilience: The Current Status of Punch, the Monkey Who Conquered Japan and the Internet

Punch, the Japanese monkey who went viral on social media, continues to grow and adapt. At just 9 months...
Animals

A US state toughens penalties for animal torture: from misdemeanor to felony and up to 10 years in prison

The state of Iowa (United States) is about to amend its legislation so that animal torture will no longer...
Animals

More than 40 animals rescued from an Umbanda temple in Quilmes and those responsible charged with mistreatment

More than 40 animals were rescued in Quilmes Oeste, following a neighborhood complaint that led to the raid of...
Environment

A UN report warns about the massive extraction of sand and how it threatens rivers, coasts, and ecosystems

The sand, a key material for modern development, is present in the concrete of cities, in the glass of...
Energy

El Quemado: Argentina’s largest solar park inaugurates the era of bifacial panels in Mendoza

The El Quemado Solar Park, inaugurated in Las Heras (Mendoza), is established as the largest in the country and...
Animals

Southern right whales arrive at Península Valdés and herald the start of the 2026 season

The southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) have already begun arriving at the coasts of Península Valdés, heralding a new...
Animals

The hooded grebe nests again in Patagonia National Park in Santa Cruz after a decade of absence

After a decade without reproductive records within the protected area, the hooded grebe (Podiceps gallardoi) has nested again in...
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Journalist since 2019 with experience in current affairs related to environmental issues, where work and effort prevail in reporting on the importance of caring for the planet.
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