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The jaguar, victim of a fungus and parasite so small that few know how dangerous they can be.

A strange fungus, called Rhodotorula sp., and the parasite Cochliomyia hominivorax, raised alarms in Misiones after being detected in a jaguar specimen. The novelty and puzzlement at these presences were so significant that the case was presented at the...

The Southern Right Whale Program turns 55: an unprecedented research in marine conservation

The Southern Right Whale Program, developed by the Whale Conservation Institute (WCI), celebrates 55 years of uninterrupted studies, establishing itself as the world's longest-running scientific project focused on a whale species. With nearly 5,000 identified individuals, this program has allowed...

A frog without a leap, but with a genetic hope that could save it from extinction

With its vibrant yellow and black skin, the **Pseudophryne corroboree** is one of the most unique frogs in Australia and the world. This tiny species stands out not only for its appearance but also for **its peculiarity of not...

Chimpanzees do not experience harmful attachments in nature: they are emotionally more stable than humans.

The relationship between children and their caregivers is crucial for emotional and social development, but does the same apply to our closest evolutionary relatives? A new international study suggests that it does, but with the difference that chimpanzees do...

Space debris found in rural areas of Santa Fe: researchers seek to confirm its origin

Rural workers from Armstrong and Cañada de Gómez reported the discovery of objects in fields in the south of Santa Fe. According to initial assessments, they could be space debris. One of the discoveries occurred in Cañada de Gómez, near...

More than 50 billion birds on the planet revealed.

A team of Australian scientists estimated that there are more than 50,000 million wild birds living on Earth, a number that triples the planet's human population. The study, recently published, analyzed over 9,700 living species using sighting records shared...

What do dogs dream of? Science answers

A study led by the Harvard Medical School revealed a fact as endearing as surprising: dogs dream about their daily experiences, and many times, those dream scenes include their owners. The research was spearheaded by Dr. Deirdre Barrett, an...

Owner and dog: a blend of child and best friend

The relationship between a person and their dog is not only affective, but it combines emotional aspects from different human relationships. This is affirmed by a study from the University of Budapest, in Hungary, which analyzed over 700 dog...

The ARA “Austral” vessel resumes its scientific mission in the South Atlantic.

After two years of inactivity, the **ARA "Austral" Oceanographic Vessel**, operated by the **Naval Hydrography Service (SHN)** and belonging to **CONICET**, resumed its (https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/cientificos-confirman-que-el-virus-de-la-gripe-aviar-ya-esta-presente-en-pinguinos-de-la-antartida/) in the South Atlantic in August 2024 with an expedition to **Golfo San Jorge and...

Illegal logging investigation in Lago Puelo: raid and seizure of wood worth over one billion pesos

The **Public Prosecutor's Office of Lago Puelo** is conducting an investigation into **illegal logging and clandestine wood processing**, a case involving **mobile sawmills in the Cerro Taza de Té area**, near the entrance to the town. This incident not only...

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Criminal violence in Mexico leads to new Noah’s Ark: at least 700 animals to be relocated

Cruelty and animal abuse know no borders. The Ostok Sanctuary in Culiacán, northwest Mexico, was forced to move around...