Scientists Begin Decoding the Language of Sperm Whales
Scientists studying sperm whales near Dominica have begun decoding their language, marking a breakthrough that could enhance global marine conservation.
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Pregnant Tibetan Antelopes Begin Annual Migration to Hoh Xil
Pregnant Tibetan antelopes have begun their annual migration to Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve in northwest China’s Qinghai Province to give birth, marking a crucial period for the endangered species.
Hungary-Serbia Railway Enhances Regional Connectivity
The Belgrade-Novi Sad high-speed railway segment celebrates its second anniversary, enhancing regional connectivity and symbolizing cooperation between China and Central and Eastern Europe.
Brazil’s Flood Disaster Claims 95 Lives, Highlights Global Climate Challenges
Devastating floods in southern Brazil have claimed at least 95 lives, with thousands displaced amid acute water shortages. The disaster highlights global concerns over climate resilience and preparedness.
China and France Issue Joint Statement on Deepening Marine Cooperation
China and France have issued a joint statement to strengthen marine cooperation, pledging to protect marine biodiversity, combat illegal fishing, and enhance scientific collaboration.
South Korea Experiences Record-Breaking April Heat Since 1973
South Korea has recorded its hottest April since 1973, with average temperatures significantly surpassing previous records, highlighting growing concerns over climate change in Asia.
China Accelerates Development of Modern Eco-Environment Monitoring System
China accelerates development of a modern eco-environment monitoring system to enhance global environmental monitoring capabilities by 2035.
Brazil Declares State of Calamity as Floods Devastate Southern Region
Brazil declares a state of calamity as devastating floods in Rio Grande do Sul claim at least 85 lives, with over 130 missing and 150,000 displaced.
World Bank: Transforming Agriculture Could Cut a Third of Global Emissions by 2030
Transforming global agricultural practices could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by one-third by 2030, according to a World Bank report urging nations to adopt sustainable farming methods.
World’s Largest Deinonychosaur Tracks Unearthed in Fujian, China
Scientists have unearthed the world’s largest two-toed deinonychosaur tracks in China’s Fujian Province, revealing new insights into these ancient predators.
China Leads Global Push for Bamboo as Eco-Friendly Plastic Substitute
China is spearheading a global initiative to use bamboo as a sustainable alternative to plastic, launching an ambitious action plan and building industrial bases to harness this versatile resource.
Pakistan Endures Wettest April Since 1961 as Climate Change Concerns Grow
Pakistan records its wettest April since 1961, with rainfall more than double the average, intensifying concerns over climate change and extreme weather impacts.
Floods in Texas Claim Child’s Life, Highlighting Global Climate Concerns
Severe floods in Texas have resulted in the tragic death of a child, highlighting the growing global concerns over extreme weather events and the urgent need for preparedness in communities worldwide.
Death Toll from Southern Brazil Flooding Rises to 78; Over 115,000 Displaced
Heavy floods in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state have raised the death toll to 78 and displaced over 115,000 people. President Lula da Silva leads rescue efforts amid global concern.
China’s Mega Science Projects Draw Tourists Seeking Unique Experiences
China’s mega infrastructure and science projects, such as the Wenchang Space Launch Site and FAST Telescope, are becoming popular tourist destinations, blending technological marvels with travel experiences.
Fanjingshan: China’s Enigmatic Peak and Buddhist Sanctuary
Fanjingshan, or Mount Fanjing, in Guizhou Province, is China’s sacred mountain renowned for its unique biodiversity, Buddhist heritage, and mesmerizing natural beauty.
Love in the Air: Wild Pandas Seek Mates in Northwest China’s Forests
Infrared cameras in Gansu Province’s Baishuijiang have captured rare footage of wild giant pandas seeking mates during mating season, showcasing their natural behaviors.
Seeds from China’s Space Station Boost Agricultural Innovation
Seeds from China’s space station have returned to Earth aboard the Shenzhou-17 spacecraft, offering new opportunities for breeding experiments to enhance agricultural innovation.
Cyclone Hidaya Weakens as It Nears Tanzania’s Coast
Cyclone Hidaya has significantly weakened as it approaches Tanzania’s coastline, bringing relief to coastal residents, according to the country’s meteorology department on Saturday.
Deadly Floods and Landslides in Indonesia’s South Sulawesi Claim 15 Lives
At least 15 people have died as floods and landslides hit Indonesia’s South Sulawesi province, submerging thousands of homes and displacing residents.