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Urutau, the ghost bird: a bird that wanders between myth and science in the South American forests
In the depths of the South American forests lives the urutaú, popularly known as the “ghost bird”. Its ability to blend in with the...
INVAP Foundation launches the 8th edition of Emprendé ConCiencia: science and technology for socio-environmental transformation
The INVAP Foundation officially launched the call for the 8th edition of Emprendé ConCiencia, a program aimed at supporting science and technology-based projects with...
Deforestation and mosquitoes: how the loss of the Atlantic Forest exacerbates health risks in South America
The persistent presence of mosquitoes is no longer just a seasonal nuisance but a sign of a deeper environmental problem. In this context, deforestation...
Darwin’s frog, jewel of the southern forests, seeks to save itself from extinction with the help of science
In the humid and shady environments of the temperate forests of southern Chile and Argentina lives one of the continent's most unique species. There,...
Whaling in South America began 5,000 years ago: a discovery that redefines maritime history
An international study published in Nature Communications revealed that whale hunting in South America began 5,000 years ago, a thousand years earlier than previously...
