Animals

Dogs locked in cars: What to do in these cases according to the Animal Protection Law?

In recent weeks, there have been cases of people leaving their dogs locked in cars. This has sparked a wave of questioning and outrage against animal abuse. In this context, it is important to know what the Animal Protection Law...

A bill aims to ban the importation of hunting trophies

Having **trophy hunting** implies the killing of wild animals to exhibit their bodies as trophies. This practice is still present in various parts of the world, although it is also highly questioned. In this context, several legislators, led by Deputy...

Eels, frogs, and fish: Over 20 new species discovered in Peru.

On a 38-day expedition in the foggy Alto Mayo forest, researchers discovered new species in Peru. The team from Conservation International ventured into the area located in the northern part of the country and encountered more than one surprise. In...

Discovered: a colony of carnivorous squirrels – what is the species like?

Researchers from the **University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire** and the **University of California** at Davis documented, for the first time, a colony of **carnivorous squirrels**. This was based on the hunting and **consumption of field mice** by the group of animals,...

Mendoza: Campaign launched to rescue wild birds falling from their nests

Facing the beginning of the season when wild birds tend to fall out of their nests, mainly after winds or storms, Mendoza launched a special campaign. The team from the Department of Wildlife of the Ministry of Energy and Environment...

More than 200 new species discovered in the Greater Mekong

With the **discovery of a particular snake** this year, researchers found **234 (https://noticiasambientales.com/ciencia/encontraron-nueva-especie-de-grillo-en-la-patagonia-como-es-el-insecto/) in Vietnam**. Researcher and conservationist **Luan Thanh** was exploring a tropical forest more than 275 meters above sea level with his team when they came across a...

Iguazú: Jungle animals use sewers as safe route crossings

Given that in Misiones, the wildlife roadkill is one of the main causes of loss of specimens, an innovative measure seeks to mitigate this impact. Animals use sewers and bridges as safe crossings. These elements were adapted to function as...

Responsible Tourism with Animals: What to Expect from the Exclusive Course for the Industry

The Foundation for Advice and Action in Defense of Animals (FAADA), in collaboration with IATI Insurance, presented the first online course in Spanish focused on "Responsible Tourism with Animals". Specifically designed for tour operators and travel agencies, the program...

The giant armadillo, endangered: how it survives in the South American jungles

The **giant armadillo** is one of the most fascinating and least known mammals in South America. It is in (https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/en-10-anos-mendoza-rescato-mas-de-16-000-animales-de-fauna-silvestre/) due to multiple factors. However, it still survives in the jungles of the region to this day. It can reach...

International Animal Rights Day: Why is it celebrated today?

On this Tuesday, December 10, the International Day of Animal Rights is commemorated. Since 1998, the aim is to raise awareness of the exploitation situation that species worldwide face. The recognition and advocacy of animal rights have their own date...

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A turquoise paradise between Catamarca and Tucumán: the Aguada del Cobre river.

At the border between Catamarca and Tucumán, there is a corner of extraordinary beauty that seems to be taken...