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42 Malnourished Vicuñas Rescued in Jujuy: Breeder Charged and Conservation Policies Strengthened

The government of Jujuy relocated 42 vicuñas from a...

Discovery of a Submarine Kelp Forest in Galápagos Tropical Waters Revolutionizes Marine Science

Underwater forests of tropical kelp are marking a milestone...

Butterflies migrate in opposite directions depending on the hemisphere: an unprecedented evolutionary finding

A study published in Nature Communications revealed that Vanessa cardui butterflies develop opposite migratory routes in each hemisphere, a phenomenon never before documented in...

Nine unknown species of South American butterflies were identified in a London museum

The advancement of genetic technology has allowed an international team of scientists to identify nine new species of South American butterflies, all of which...

From Bright Blue to Gray and Brown: Deforestation in the Amazon is Dimming the Colors of Butterflies

In the Amazon, the vibrant and colorful butterflies are turning gray and brown due to deforestation. This is highlighted by a study that demonstrated...

Alert on the loss of color in butterflies: how deforestation is affecting their chromatic and functional diversity

Deforestation not only eliminates trees: it is also erasing the colors of the natural landscape. In the case of butterflies, their vibrant wings, shaped...

The Argentine flag butterfly: A natural treasure and symbol of endangered biodiversity.

The **Argentinian flag butterfly**, whose scientific name is **Morpho epistrophus argentinus**, is one of the most emblematic species of Argentina, known for the spectacular...