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A new species found at 6,000 meters deep in the South Pole.

A group of researchers, led by the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), identified a **new species of kinorhynch** in the South Pole, more specifically in the Southern Ocean's (https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/cual-es-el-oceano-mas-pequeno-del-mundo/), at a depth of 6,000 meters. This discovery expanded the knowledge...

Surprising discovery: chimpanzees urinate through social ‘contagion’

A group of Japanese researchers discovered that the urination behavior of chimpanzees follows a social pattern similar to human yawning, as they urinate through social contagion suggesting that it could strengthen bonds within the group. Just like yawning in humans,...

They create the first detailed map of ice-free lands in Antarctica

A team of scientists has developed **a high-resolution map** and a hierarchical classification system of the (https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/deshielo-record-en-la-antartida-un-escenario-que-preocupa/), available in *Scientific Data*, as reported by *Europa Press*. This study offers an unprecedented view of these unique ecosystems, which represent less...

The atmosphere increases its capacity to remove pollutants.

The atmosphere of the Earth has increased its capacity to remove air pollutants, including **methane**, a potent gas that contributes to **global warming**. Published in Nature Communications, a recent study on the **self-cleaning capacity of the atmosphere** focused on measuring...

Organic matter found in dinosaur bones

A groundbreaking pioneer study with Mesozoic fossils has discovered compelling evidence that they can preserve their original organic molecules, including those from dinosaur bones and teeth. Using advanced mass spectrometry and other techniques, the research, led by the University of...

The drought caused by climate change will severely affect Amazonian amphibians.

Amphibians in the Amazon will be especially affected by the drought caused by climate change. A study published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature Climate Change states that territories worldwide that constitute the habitats of terrestrial and arboreal amphibians could...

A new butterfly genus discovered in the Andes: Andinoia

An international team of scientists from Italy, Venezuela, and Ecuador identified a new genus of butterflies in the Andes, named Andinoia. This discovery was announced by the National Biodiversity Institute (Inabio) of Ecuador, one of the institutions involved in...

Fluorescent Waves on the Atlantic Coast: When and Where to See Them

Argentinian beaches are not only known for their natural beauty and summer environment, but also for an impressive phenomenon that, at times, illuminates the sea with bluish and greenish tones: marine bioluminescence, better known as fluorescent waves.  Marine bioluminescence is...

Introducing Sauron, a new species of vegetarian piranha.

A group of biologists has made an astonishing discovery in the renowned Amazon River: a new species of vegetarian fish that resembles a piranha, but with unique characteristics that set it apart. Named as “Mylopus sauron”, this species has captured...

A novel phenomenon of acoustic waves is identified.

A phenomenon exclusive to the propagation of acoustic waves has been identified, opening up new possibilities for the development of advanced communication technologies through acoustic devices. The research was led by the Materials Research Institute at Tohoku University, in conjunction...

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Agroecology: a sustainable model for the agriculture of the future

Agroecology, also known as organic agriculture, has established itself as an agricultural system that seeks to produce high-quality food...