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The growing isolation of African elephants due to human presence creates an unprecedented genetic crisis
A recent genomic mapping study, published in the journal Nature Communications, has revealed an alarming reality: the historic continental connectivity of African elephants is...
After several years of attempts, the first underwater photograph of a Ross seal is achieved: a historic discovery in Antarctica
Después de 15 seasons of work in Antarctica, American photographer and naturalist Justin Hofman managed to capture the first underwater images of a Ross...
A study warns that climate change threatens monarch butterfly migration and alters tropical flowering
The monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus), globally recognized for its mass migrations between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, faces an uncertain future.
A study published...
Historic Agreement in Florida: U.S. Government Guarantees Protection for 11 Endangered Species
Following a lawsuit by environmental organizations, the Fish and Wildlife Service commits to designating critical habitats and recovery plans for fauna and flora threatened...
The golden jewel beetle, the insect that can live half a century and reveals the ecological memory of forests
Among the most unique records of biodiversity, the golden jewel beetle stands out for its exceptional longevity. This species can live up to 50...
