Category: NATURE
Birds react to wildfire smoke in very unexpected ways
Wildfire seasons keep stretching longer across much of the world. The smoke that rides along with...
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Trees keep absorbing carbon long after they stop growing
Oak trees may keep capturing carbon long after they stop growing, raising new questions about how...
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Environmentalists call for protection of biodiversity-rich Perungulam tank
A view of Perungulam tank covered with lotus plants near Sivagalai in Thoothukudi...
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The highest mountain on Earth is not the closest mountain to outer space — because the planet bulges outward at the equator, the summit of a volcano in Ecuador called Chimborazo sits farther from the center of the Earth than Mount Everest does, even though Everest is much taller
The specific highest point on the planet Earth, measured by the standard elevation metric of...
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Endangered pygmy hogs released in India
DURRELL WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TRUST The pygmy hog is the smallest wild pig in the...
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Meet Canscora agni, a new plant named to highlight the role of fire in the conservation of Indian Savannas
Researchers from the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER)...
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Japan’s 600-Year-Old Technique For Producing Wood Without Cutting Trees
The ingenious method, originating in 14th-century Kyoto, cultivates multiple straight...
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Zeenat and her four cubs doing well, have started moving within Similipal
The tigress is being monitored through satellite collar and VHF tracking signals, while STR...
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Tropical forests are absorbing far less carbon than we thought
The world’s tropical forests are absorbing significantly less carbon dioxide than the models...
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It spans nearly 5 acres, grows on competitors and has a habit of strangling its host
Seeds of the banyan tree are small and unlikely to survive on the ground – but it’s found a way to...
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The ocean produces roughly half of Earth’s oxygen — not the rainforest, which uses up most of what it makes — through photosynthesis by phytoplankton, microscopic marine organisms so abundant that a single teaspoon of seawater can contain as many as a million of them.
About half of the oxygen on Earth comes from the ocean. Not from the rainforests, which consume...
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Elephants can socialise and forage in all-male groups, shows study
The findings could help develop conflict-mitigation strategies, says a researcher. ...
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