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Nature

You’ll be surprised how much DNA we humans share with cats

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Humans share an incredible 98.8% of the same DNA that chimpanzees have. In addition, we share almost the same sets of genes as mice and 80% of the same DNA in cows. We can safely...
Environment

Greek beach with an unexpected ban

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Greek beach surprised tourists by introducing an unexpected ban. The Marikes beach in the Rafina area of ​​Attica, in the southern part of the country, which is particularly popular, has banned smoking. This was announced...
Environment

It’s a scary thing in Turkey, the asphalt is starting to melt

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Temperatures in the southern Turkish counties of Denizli and Adana have reached 40 degrees Celsius, Turkish media reported, quoted by BTA. A temperature of 40 degrees Celsius was reported today in the southwestern Turkish city...
Environment

Artificial intelligence will work to help corals

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The health of coral reefs will be monitored with the help of artificial intelligence. A British study cited by Science Daily shows that coral reefs have a complex sonic landscape that can be used to...
Environment

Vienna Power Plant “hires” a dog – a robot

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The Austrian power plant Simmering already has a different employee - a robot, affectionately called by his colleagues Energy Dog. This is the first robot dog of its kind in Europe to be used...
Environment

Bees work as air quality inspectors in Italy

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In Italy, since 2018, a special police unit has been operating to protect forests and the environment. On the roof of his headquarters in Rome are hives - bees help carabinieri track the level...
Education

8 flowers and herbs that repel spiders: what to plant in the garden

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Spiders that are found in houses are usually harmless to humans. However, this does not prevent many men and women from experiencing real horror every time they catch their eye. But you can isolate yourself from...
International

My cat ignores me!?

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Any cat owner would be heartbroken if for some reason the cat ignores him. People can really get sad if we play with our pet, take care of him, pet him and try to...
Environment

A fly will not fly: the 10 best repellent plants for the garden

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Mosquitoes, flies and other flying insects are the only things that ruin the pleasure of outdoor recreation. But some herbs and flowers will help cool the desire of insects to invade your property. These...
ENTERTAINMENT

7 forbidden places in the world where a tourist will not set foot

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The world is full of amazing places for which tourists are ready to travel thousands of kilometers just to see them with their own eyes. Natural wonders, ancient monuments, isolated islands and historical mysteries attract...
Environment

The cats in a German city locked – to save the larks

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There has been a sharp decline in the lark population in Western Europe Authorities in the southwestern German city of Waldorf have ordered some cat owners to keep their pets at home until the end...
Environment

The state of Vanuatu in the Pacific has declared a climate emergency

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The 300,000-inhabitants’ archipelago has been hit by two powerful cyclones and a devastating drought in the last decade. The Vanuatu archipelago in the Pacific has declared a climate emergency and a $ 1.2 billion plan...
ENTERTAINMENT

6 signs of a happy cat

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Wondering if your purring companion is feeling well and happy? Certainly, owners often worry about the pet, because it is an important part of our family. We humans can share our feelings and emotions...
Archeology

Scientists have discovered an ancient forest at the bottom of a giant abyss in China with trees 40 meters high

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Giant trees and new species at the bottom of the hole with a depth of 192 meters Chinese scientists have discovered hitherto unknown animal and plant species at the bottom of a hole in the...
Education

Male or female cat? It depends on how much you want to hug her

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Male or female cat to take? Does this even matter so much? If you don't think so, you're obviously not yet in the "cat-trapped" category. There is a difference, and a serious one. Although they...
Archeology

What monsters are hiding in the Swiss Alps?

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Paleontologists have studied several fossils of three new to science ichthyosaurs (sea dinosaurs), which were probably larger than almost all animals that ever existed on the planet. The finds were made in the Swiss...
Environment

Faith-based Engagement at Stockholm+50

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Faith-based Organisations (FBOs) established an interfaith working group to support faith communities understanding of, and engagement on, issues related to Stockholm+50. This page is a resource guide to facilitate networking, in-person collaboration, and to inspire and build...
Environment

Godwits’ superpower

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Scientists have named a bird that can fly more than 11 thousand km without rest Many people at least once in their lives dreamed of having wings, but birds not only have this part...
International

Do you know why roosters crow?

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We are used to associating the crowing of roosters with the dawn and perceiving them as a natural alarm clock for people in the past. In reality, however, roosters are not crowing just to...
Environment

The Northern Lights can be heard even when not in sight

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Recordings of the sounds of the Northern Lights, showing that this phenomenon is much more common than previously thought, and occurs even when not observed, were made by Unto Kalervo Laine - a former...
Archeology

A 130,000-year-old baby tooth

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It provides more information on how man came to be A baby tooth at least 130,000 years old, found in a cave in Laos, could help scientists find more information about an early cousin of...
Education

Why is Pacific the Pacific Ocean?

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Do you know why the Pacific is called that? The Pacific Ocean is so named because, unlike the Atlantic, its waters are always calm. "Pacify" means calm and serene, and therefore quiet. The Atlantic,...
Environment

Healthy Earth, Healthy Communities: URI Climate Action

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Every day, in the places we live, and around the world, we hear stories of heartache, loss and human cruelty.  And every day, across the URI Network, Cooperation Circles are living stories of peace,...
Environment

Why are swallows, flowers and bees harbingers of bad weather?

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At a time when meteorology and physics were not yet known, and sowing and reaping a rich harvest was the most important task, people turned to nature. The behavior of animals, the characteristics of...
Environment

The capacity of renewable energy sources worldwide is expected to increase by more than 8 percent in 2022

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Renewable energy costs are high, but their competitiveness is improving due to the sharp rise in gas and coal prices The capacity of renewable sources (RES) is expected to increase further by more than 8...
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