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Endangered Stingrays Born In Captivity For First Time In Europe

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021 Joseph Golder 0 Comments Australia, Birth, Born, Captivity, Documented, Endangered, Europe, First Time, Inhabit, Offspring, Pacific Ocean, Rare, Rays, Species, Stingrays, World, Wrocław, Zoo

Rare rays were born for the second time in the world and for the first time in Europe! So far,

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Experts Reveal How Dragonflies Migrate Over 1000 Miles Of Open Ocean

October 12, 2021October 12, 2021 Peter Barker 0 Comments Animal, Dragonflies, Experts, Fly, Inches, Kingdom, long, longest, Migrate, Migration, Nonstop, Ocean, Open, Relative, Reveal, Study, Thousand

A new study has revealed how dragonflies that are not even two inches long are able to fly nonstop for

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Cosmonaut Snaps Canary Islands Volcanic Eruption From International Space Station

October 10, 2021October 10, 2021 Lee Bullen 0 Comments Board, Canary Islands, Captured, Cosmonaut, Cumbre Vieja, Eruption, Image, Incredible, International, La Palma, Orbit, Russian, Snaps, Space Station, Volcanic

This incredible image of the Cumbre Vieja volcanic eruption on the island of La Palma was captured from orbit by

Credit: Oman Cave Exploration Team/Newsflash

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Cave Team Explores Cursed Sinkhole Known As The Well Of Hell

October 3, 2021October 3, 2021 Lee Bullen Anyone, Believed, Cave, Curse, Cursed, Desert, Explores, Into, Mysterious, Omani, Sinkhole, Team, Underbelly, Ventures, Well Of Hell, Yemeni

This is the moment a team of Omani cavers explores a mysterious 30-metre-deep sinkhole in the Yemeni desert known as

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Six Month Volcanic Eruption In Iceland The Longest In Over 50 Years

September 30, 2021September 30, 2021 Lee Bullen Activity, Become, Eruption, Estimated, Fishing, Flew, Grindavik, Hot Lava, Iceland, Included, Intensified, Landed, longest, Month, Nation, Nordic, Ongoing, Quakes, Reported, Seismic, Six, Town, Volcanic

An ongoing eruption at one of Iceland’s 130 volcanoes has become the longest the Nordic nation has seen in over

Karen Neely, Nova Southeastern University/Newsflash

Environment General News North America And Caribbean

Mysterious Plague Has Decimated Floridas Coral Reef So Experts Built A Noahs Ark Of Coral To Save It

September 26, 2021September 26, 2021 Peter Barker Built, Coral, Dead, Decimated, Desolate, Disease, Ecosystems, Experts, Floridas, Largest, Located, Mysterious, Noahs Ark, Plague, Reef, Save It, Spreads, Thriving, turning, Underwater, Wildfire, Worlds, Zones

One of the worlds largest coral reefs located off the coast of Florida has been decimated by a disease that

Credit: Neil Hammerschlag University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science/Newsflash

Environment General News North America And Caribbean

Study Finds That Tiger Sharks Are Not Solitary Predators Instead They Pick And Choose Their Friend Groups

September 20, 2021September 20, 2021 Peter Barker Actually, Choose, Completely, Finds, Friend, Groups, Hang Out, Instead, Pick, Predators, Preferences, Social, Solitary, Study, Tiger Sharks

A new study has found that tiger sharks are not completely solitary predators as they actually have social preferences, picking

Environment General News North America And Caribbean

New Cutting Edge Coral Breeding Technology Gives The Worlds Decimated Coral Reefs A Glimmer Of Hope

September 18, 2021September 18, 2021 Peter Barker Breeding, Climate Change, Conservation, Coral, Cutting, Decimated, Developed, Edge, Gives, Glimmer, Group, Hope, Leading, New, Offers, Pollution, Reefs, Saving, Technology, World, Worlds

A world-leading conservation group have developed cutting edge coral breeding technology that offers hope of saving the worlds coral reefs

Environment General News North America And Caribbean

Hightech Seaweed Farm Removes Pollutants From Estuaries Before They Reach Oceans And Destroy Ecosystems

September 16, 2021September 16, 2021 Peter Barker Agricultural, Before, Destroy, Developed, Ecosystems, Estuaries, Farm, Filter, Grown, Hightech, land, Oceans, Pollutants, Reach, Removes, Researchers, Seaweed, Technology, Underwater

Researchers have developed the technology for underwater seaweed farms that can be grown in estuaries and effectively filter out pollutants

Credit: Joshua Vela Galapagos Conservancy/Newsflash

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Galapagos Island Research Team Reveals That Only 211 Adult Wild Pink Land Iguanas Remain Alive On Earth

September 15, 2021September 15, 2021 Peter Barker According, Adult, Alive, Earth, Feral Cats, Found, Galapagos, Hatch, Hunted, Iguanas, Island, land, Monitoring, Pink, Population, Rats, Remain, Research, Reveals, Scientists, Team, Volcanic, Wild, Worryingly, Young

Only 211 rare Pink Land Iguanas only found on a remote Galapagos volcanic island are left alive according to scientists

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Endangered Stingrays Born In Captivity For First Time In Europe

Experts Reveal How Dragonflies Migrate Over 1000 Miles Of Open Ocean

Cosmonaut Snaps Canary Islands Volcanic Eruption From International Space Station

Cave Team Explores Cursed Sinkhole Known As The Well Of Hell

Six Month Volcanic Eruption In Iceland The Longest In Over 50 Years

Mysterious Plague Has Decimated Floridas Coral Reef So Experts Built A Noahs Ark Of Coral To Save It

Hightech Seaweed Farm Removes Pollutants From Estuaries Before They Reach Oceans And Destroy Ecosystems

Galapagos Island Research Team Reveals That Only 211 Adult Wild Pink Land Iguanas Remain Alive On Earth

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