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The lost song of the finch resumes its melody that time could not erase.
Chingolos, like other songbirds, are not born knowing how to sing. They learn their melodies by imitating adults during a key stage of their...
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...
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...
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...
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?...
