War brings devastation not only to human lives but also to the environment. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has left a profound impact on its...
Archive for tag: wildlife
Lighthouses: Not Needed Anymore but Worth Visiting and Rich in Histories
Centuries ago, before humankind relies on GPS or other digitally advanced navigation devices, mariners and seamen depended on signals of lighthouses to find their way...
Avian Flu Has Made Fledging Much Harder for Bald Eagles
A few decades ago, bald eagles were a story of conservation success. They were saved from extinction, and their rebound added stronger respect to them...
The Effects of Extreme Weather Events on Wildlife
We are facing more and more episodes of extreme weather nowadays, and that’s something that can be expected. Why can it be expected? Because it...
Lions Hunting for Fur Seals? Namibia’s Coastal Lions are Making a Return
When one looks at Namibia’s Skeleton Coast National Park in pictures on the internet, one won’t think about being stalked and ambushed by lions, but...
Solar Farms can Coexist with Wildlife or Commercial Crops, Research Say
Solar farms are a great source of energy when we want to have a switch to a greener future. The thing is, to do their...
Study Reveals Cats Prefer Free Meals at Home Even If They Hunt Outdoors
In different articles about cats that I’ve posted on this website, one thing that always comes up is the fact that outdoor cats hunt just...
Scything is Making a Comeback: Why is It?
When we talk about scythe or scything, what comes to your minds? Some people may think about the grim reaper because it is known for...
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. ...
Cheetahs will Return to India; Monarch Butterfly Listed as Endangered
After 70 years, cheetahs may once again be one of India’s native animals. The country’s government had stated that the officials had signed an agreement...