We all know that native species is important for the local environment. But what happens when they become problematic and quite damaging, especially for agriculture?...
Archive for category: The Species
Mumbai’s had Unexpected Flamingo Visitors, but Now It’s Trying to Protect Them
Flamingos are known to flock in Kenya and Tanzania, where the waters are rich in alkaline. But for some decades, the birds have regularly come...
How the Villagers in Europe Build Deep Connections with White Storks
White storks are known for its large size and of course the white color. Not only that the large bird is also known to migrate...
The Great Species Comeback of 2022 in Europe
More good news coming from Europe, and this time the good news would be about wildlife species which made or are making comeback from the...
The Mysterious World of Insects: How Ants Contribute to Nature
We live in a planet owned by insects. How cannot it be owned by insects if they outnumber us by a lot? And by a...
Rediscovery of Black-Naped Pheasant Pigeon Brings Us Hopes
This world is full of mystery, and most of them have not been discovered yet. We are not only talking about the mystery of...
Best Christmas Themed Dog Products
The holidays are here, and it’s time to start thinking about what to get your four-legged friend! Christmas is the perfect opportunity to spoil your...
Invasive Seaweed Harm the Hawaiian Seawaters, but New Research Could Stop the Spread
Invasive species can really come in many shapes, colors, and size. For example, I’ve just found out that invasive seaweeds have taken over the northeast...
Researchers Said Restore Wildlife Habitats to Prevent the Next Pandemic
According to new research, restoring natural habitats for wildlife could have another benefit for us: keeping pathogens that originates in the wildlife away from humans. ...
Care About the Nature? Here are 8 Actions to Take Part Against Invasive Species
Invasive species. The kind of animals and plants that may look oh so harmless and pretty if we don’t know the fact that they’re slowly...