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A tiny European native oyster can filter about 200 liters of seawater a day and release up to 2 million larvae at once, yet its reefs have collapsed across much of Europe and UK populations have fallen by around 95% (opens the original)
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Imagine an animal of the size of a teacup being able to filter 200 liters of seawatera day. Or one single female, of only 8 centimeters, releasing millions of larvae. Still, European native oyster populations are not doing so well. In the UK, their populations have fallen by about 95 percent since the mid-19th century, leaving the reef ecosystems completely collapsed. It is quite a paradox: how is it possible that an animal that is so fertile is disappearing? It is important to say that the Euro
Four GPS collars tracked snow leopards across the Himalayas for 1,239 days and revealed home ranges up to 97 times larger than earlier estimates, with three cats repeatedly crossing between Nepal, India, and China as if the borders did not exist (opens the original)
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Four GPS locations collars followed the trail of snow leopards in the Himalaya during many days, and it showed how these animals repeatedly crossed into India or China, revealing home ranges between 6 to 97 times larger than previous calculations that were done in Nepal. This satellite GPS collar placement in Nepal’s Kangchenjunga Conservation Area was done between November 2013 and May 2017 on four snow leopards. The devices were strictly programmed so that they recorded a position every four h
Between 69 and 72 million years ago, a vast sea covered what is now South Dakota, and fossils found there still have iridescent shells that shimmer like pearls after all that time buried underground (opens the original)
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It can be quite strange to think that South Dakota is a place where researchers would expect to find evidence of an ocean. However, let me tell you that the rocks here hold ammonite shells that can be from around 70 million years ago.Some of them still shine to the extent that you would not believe that they have been buried underground for all those years! Those fossils are remnants of the Western Interior Seaway. Many years ago, this body of water went through the heart of North America. And w
A French winegrower put 6,000 solar panels over his vines, and the hardest climate trade-off may be the name on the bottle (opens the original)
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The wine world is quite a niche, right? In this case, we will start with a french winegrower who has been testing one of the biggest and more complete climate dilemmas ever seen in viticulture. His name is David Moreau and in Saint-André-de-Lidon, he planted in his field 4 hectares of ugni blanc grapes under 6,000 solar panels. He did this actually knowing that, for now, the wine that will be sold will have to be without the protected geographic certification. The idea of this whole project, Dav
A dog waited nearly a year in a San Diego shelter after her owner fell into a coma, and one familiar face online changed everything (opens the original)
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After her owner suffered a very serious car crash and fell into a coma, Haze was separated from the only person who felt as home: Ana. After the accident, a relative sent the young dog to the San Diego Humane Society because no one else could take care of her. Nearly a year later, Ana fully recovered. She assumed Haze had been adopted a long time ago, so she started searching on the shelter’s website for a new friend. While browsing, she saw a familiar face on her screen. Thanks to this discover
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