Do you love shrimp? Just kidding, who doesn’t love the candy of the ocean, right? Shrimp indeed is one of the most consumed marine products....
Archive for category: The Species
Rapid Climate Change Makes It Hard for Butterflies and Moths to Adjust
A recent study conducted by the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Environment Institute shows that some moth and butterfly species can’t adapt to climate...
The Majestic Whales And Their Overlooked Importance In Nature
The writer describes whale as a majestic creature, and thus seeing whales freely swim in the ocean is one of his bucket lists. But our...
Why Some Animals Never Get Lost Even When Far Away?
If you walk around the town, you might find some flyer about missing dogs or missing cats. Okay, that’s pretty common stuff. But have you...
Scientists Are Using Bubbles To Pollinate Trees In Case Bees Go Extinct
Every single species living on earth is important, even though the ones that seem unimportant. Their meaninglessness only means those species are living in the...
What to Do with “Bad” Beavers? Relocate Them to Help Salmon Thrive
It’s not an easy situation to deal with when wildlife gets into human areas. Beavers, for example, can flood a creek behind a home and...
Who’s A Good Dog?! These Two Labradors Can Sniff Out Invasive Species
Humans rely on dogs when we can’t do something that involves great sense of smell. Indeed, dogs have it about 10,000 to 100,000 times better...
Meet Takin, The Most Badass Animal From The Height Of Himalaya
If you ever visit Himalaya and take a walk in the freezing morning, you might find a very strange animal roaming the highlands. Its name...
Brace Yourself, Because Seaweed Boom Is Going To Happen Soon
Seaweed was known as one of the most tedious existences in ocean environment. But it all changed as more and more research have proven that...
Invasive Zebra Mussels Lurking from Aquarium Decor Stores in the US
Outbreaks of invasive aquatic species usually start from home aquarium. This one can be another almost undoable disaster, but let’s hope that it won’t be...