Dancing Marmots: Infrared Camera Captures Hilarious ‘Duet’ in NW China
An infrared camera in Gansu Province, China, captured two marmots seemingly dancing instead of fighting, offering a humorous glimpse into wildlife behavior.
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Canada’s Warm Winter Disrupts Arctic Diamond Mines, Stirring Global Market Concerns
An unusually warm winter in Canada has delayed the vital Winter Road to Arctic diamond mines, highlighting climate change’s impact on global supply chains and potential effects on global markets.
Rare Saharan Dust Cloud Blankets Switzerland and Southeastern France
An unusual haze of Saharan dust covered Switzerland and southeastern France, leading to health warnings and reduced air quality. The rare event is expected to subside by Sunday.
New Horned Toad Species Discovered in China’s Guangdong Province
Chinese researchers have discovered a new horned toad species, Boulenophrys elongata, in the Lianhua Mountains of Guangdong Province, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.
Niagara Region Declares Emergency Ahead of Rare Solar Eclipse
Canada’s Niagara Region declares a state of emergency ahead of a rare total solar eclipse, anticipating massive crowds drawn to the iconic waterfalls.
Study Reveals Slower-Moving Heat Waves Due to Climate Change Since 1979
A new study finds that since 1979, climate change has slowed the movement of heat waves by 20%, exposing more people to prolonged high temperatures over larger areas.
China’s Zero Waste Initiatives Transform Waste Management in Zhejiang Province
China’s Zhejiang Province leads innovative waste management efforts, engaging communities like fishermen to reduce plastic pollution and promoting zero waste models in food delivery.
Rare Guizhou Golden Monkey Born in China’s Fanjingshan Reserve
A rare Guizhou golden monkey has been born in China’s Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, marking a significant event for this critically endangered species.
Study Reveals U.S. Landfills as Major Methane Super-Emitters
A new study finds that over half of U.S. landfills are major sources of methane emissions, highlighting a crucial opportunity to address climate change by targeting persistent leaks.
Biden Restores Endangered Species Protections, Boosting Global Conservation Efforts
President Biden restores Endangered Species Act protections, reversing Trump-era rollbacks. This move may impact global conservation efforts, including those in Asia.
Deadly Cyclone Gamane Strikes Madagascar, Leaving 18 Dead and Thousands Displaced
At least 18 people have died and over 20,000 displaced after Cyclone Gamane hit Madagascar, causing widespread destruction across the island nation.
Migratory Birds Grace Miyun Reservoir in Northern Beijing
Geese, storks, and other migratory birds have arrived near Miyun Reservoir in northern Beijing, highlighting the region’s ecological significance and attracting nature enthusiasts.
Young Manatee Unai Arrives at Paris Zoo to Boost Species Conservation
A two-year-old female manatee named Unai has arrived at the Paris Zoological Park, aiming to boost conservation efforts for the endangered species through a Europe-wide breeding program.
Exploring Hainan’s Tropical Rainforest: China’s Green Treasure and Its Winged Wonders
Discover the captivating Hainan tropical rainforest, China’s lush green treasure home to over 4,300 plant species, including the unique Vatica mangachapoi with its remarkable winged seeds.
World’s First Tapeworm Body Fossil Discovered in 100-Million-Year-Old Amber
Scientists have discovered the world’s first tapeworm body fossil in 100-million-year-old Myanmar amber, providing new insights into parasitic evolution during the Cretaceous period.
China Renews Blue Alert for Gales Across Multiple Regions
China’s national observatory continues its blue alert for gales, warning of strong winds across Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Jilin, Gansu provinces, and parts of the Yellow Sea from Friday to Saturday.
When Wind Farms Meet Birds: Seeking Harmony Between Renewable Energy and Wildlife
As wind farms expand globally to meet renewable energy demands, experts seek ways to mitigate their impact on birds, aiming for harmony between green energy and wildlife conservation.
Technology Propels Xizang’s Largest-Ever Afforestation Project
Xizang’s largest-ever afforestation project utilizes technology like drones and intelligent water systems to green the mountains along the Lhasa River Valley, overcoming high-altitude challenges.
Hainan’s Enchanting Geckos: Nocturnal Jewels of the Rocky Forests
Explore the enchanting world of Hainan’s nocturnal geckos, the vibrant Goniurosaurus thriving in the island’s rocky forests, and the efforts to preserve their unique habitat.
China Renews Yellow Alert as Sandstorms Sweep Northern Regions
China’s National Meteorological Center has renewed a yellow alert for sandstorms across northern regions, affecting several provinces from March 28 to March 29.