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The love hormone turns lions into kittens

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For years, scientists have sprayed oxytocin, known as the love hormone, on the noses of lions. The result: royal animals become much friendlier to their neighbors and less often roar against unknown lions. The study,...
Environment

Traces of ancient life found inside a ruby ​​2.5 billion years old

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A team of Canadian scientists from the University of Waterloo have found signs of ancient life inside a 2.5 billion year old ruby. Corundum was found in Greenland. The oldest rubies on the planet -...
Environment

Turkmen chemists from local raw materials received a reagent for seawater desalination

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One of the latest developments of Turkmen chemists is a method for obtaining coagulants (purifiers) for seawater desalination. This development for obtaining drinking water through the processing of sea by coagulation is intended for...
America

Spider monkeys prefer fruits with worms

Gaston de Persigny -
Spider monkeys prefer fruits affected by insects, Brazilian and American scientists have found out. Eating fruits along with larvae, monkeys compensate for the lack of protein in the diet. Previous studies have shown that...
Environment

Uncle Mancho from Smolyan: “The One Talking to the Water”

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"There is clear and drinking water, yellow water, black and stagnant - heavy water, there is mineral water. But the birds know it best. There may be thousands of waters, but they will choose...
Environment

Quail and cuckoo – on the verge of extinction

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Scientists report decline in barn swallow and lark, storks become more The number of birds in agricultural lands has decreased by 25% in the last 17 years. The trend is the brightest for them, Yordan...
ENTERTAINMENT

The fantastic train, which is a real engineering marvel

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In the heart of Switzerland, a world-record technical innovation awaits you: the steepest funicular in the world, which climbs from Schwyz to Stoos. This is Stoosbahn. A real miracle of Swiss engineering. Engineers have designed...
Environment

Greenland loses ice for 25 consecutive years

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Ice losses occur in 2 ways: direct melting and tearing off icebergs The Greenland ice sheet has lost more ice in the summer than it has accumulated during the winter season for the 25th consecutive...
Education

Orangutans have distinguished themselves by their individual and changing style of drawing

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Scientists have shown for the first time that non-human primates can have an individual style of drawing that, in some cases, evolves over the course of life. After analyzing 790 drawings created by Kalimantan...
Environment

UN climate report: It’s ‘now or never’ to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees

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Reacting to the latest findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the UN Secretary-General insisted that unless governments everywhere reassess their energy policies, the world will be uninhabitable.
Environment

Regenerative Agriculture: Healthy Soil Best Bet for Carbon Storage

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HALLE (SAALE), SAXONY-ANHALT, GERMANY, April 5, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Agriculture is the main driver of global deforestation and land conversion, and food systems account for more than a third of global greenhouse gas emissions,...
Environment

Carbon-Free Europe shows the European Union’s most feasible, cost-effective pathway to net-zero by 2050

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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, March 30, 2022 - New first-of-its-kind modelling commissioned by Carbon-Free Europe shows the European Union’s most feasible, cost-effective pathway to net-zero by 2050 must retain existing carbon-free energy sources including nuclear and...
Environment

More EU action needed for secure food supply

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Parliament calls for immediate and substantial food aid to Ukraine and for the EU to make its food production more independent.
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UN Ocean Conference 2022: The launch of a ‘fleet’ of solutions

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The solutions to restore the health of the ocean -which provides us with oxygen, food and livelihoods- are out there, and in 100 days they will be in the spotlight in Lisbon, Portugal, at the second ever UN Oceans Conference. 
Environment

Time for ‘tangible and credible’ forest management, says UN chief

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Healthy forests are “essential” for people and the planet, the UN chief said in his message marking the International Day of Forests.
Environment

The birds are singing less and quietly

Gaston de Persigny -
New study from the University of East Anglia shows that the "nature soundtrack" is becoming more uniform and quiet
News

New rules on batteries: MEPs want more environmental and social ambition

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Parliament is ready to negotiate with EU governments on the final shape of the new rules governing the entire battery product life cycle, from design to end-of-life. During the debate on Wednesday, MEPs underlined the...
Environment

The origin of domesticated horses established

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An international team of researchers, including Russian ones, has established that horses were first domesticated on the territory of the modern Volga-Don region of Russia more than 4200 years ago. The article devoted to...
International

800 rarest monkeys need to be rescued in Sumatra

Gaston de Persigny -
Living in the Indonesian forest of Batang Toru, orangutans are the rarest monkeys on the planet, and they are threatened with extinction. Only recently have scientists discovered that these creatures are representatives of the...
International

Noise from petrol-powered boats prevented Grind mothers from resting and feeding their babies

Gaston de Persigny -
The noise of boats powered by combustion engines has a negative effect on female grinds with calves. Zoologists have found that in response to the approach of such a vessel, the mother grind reduces...
Environment

Forests in Germany have fallen by 5% in three years

Gaston de Persigny -
The trees have either dried up naturally or have been cut down as an emergency measure, as is the practice in infecting them with pests. Satellite images have shown that forests in Germany have decreased...
International

Solar geoengineering: Why do some scientists want to “dark” the Sun ?

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Why do some scientists want to "dark" the Sun Why do some scientists want to "dark" the Sun, while others sound the alarm An open letter was published from 46 scientists and experts in which they...
International

Disappearance of mammoths in Siberia

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Scientists have established the cause of the disappearance of mammoths in Siberia An extensive study based on soil DNA has shown that climate change was not the cause of the extinction of woolly mammoths in...
Africa

Singing the same song for hundreds of thousands of years

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Some East African birds have been singing the same song for hundreds of thousands of years Scientists were able to establish this through field research. A new study by biologists from the University of California at...
International

Magnetic particles in the inner ear of pigeons have been denied as magnetoreceptors

Gaston de Persigny -
Biophysicists have found that cuticulosomes (small magnetic organelles in the inner ear of birds) are most likely not involved in the mechanism of magnetic reception. With the help of quantum magnetic microscopy, scientists have...
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