A man from Balcarce is accused of having kept in captivity more than 300 wild animals, and the Prosecutor's Office requested to take the case to an oral trial. In total, the accused allegedly left 319 specimens in a...
South America, home to the Amazon and many other places that harbor a great biodiversity, including many species listed on the Red List of Threatened Species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). In this sense, the...
A recent study analyzed the Chernobyl frogs, which inhabit near the exclusion zone of the city and surprised scientists. More than three decades after the nuclear accident, the analysis focused on how these creatures aged.
The analysis of the effects...
The massive death of fish that occurs in the Paraná River at certain times of the year is a phenomenon of concern in Santa Fe. The river is not only a vital ecosystem for a wide variety of species,...
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The marsh spiders are a vital species of arachnids for the health of wetlands in the United Kingdom. Their importance is such that over a decade ago, the Chester Zoo in England took on a monumental challenge: rescuing them...
Animals are extraordinary builders, creating nests, tunnels, and caves perfectly designed.
Here are some ingenious examples of these "architects of nature":
Cozy Love Nest
Male Asian bowerbirds build a pergola with grass and twigs to attract females. Decorated with colorful flowers, berries,...
The echidna is a mammal that lays eggs, with a similar appearance to the platypus. This animal with spines like a hedgehog, a snout like an anteater, and a gait like a mole, is one of the few mammals...
At this time, there are 43 monkeys loose in South Carolina, United States. They escaped from a medical research facility in the city of Yemassee.
For this reason, authorities have alerted the population to keep doors and windows closed.
These specimens...
A recent **study** published in Nature Communications questions the theory that most **male mammals** are larger than females, an idea supported since the times of **Charles Darwin**.
Severine Hex, a researcher at **Princeton University**, explains that Darwin and other scientists...
