Insects Not Drawn to Light: New Research Reveals Confusion Over Attraction
A new study reveals that insects are confused—not attracted—by bright lights, reshaping our understanding of insect behavior and its ecological implications.
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UN Confirms 48.8°C in Sicily as Europe’s Highest Recorded Temperature
The UN’s weather agency has confirmed a record temperature of 48.8°C in Sicily, marking Europe’s highest recorded temperature and highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change.
Cold Wave Sweeps Central and Eastern China, Disrupting Spring Festival Travel
A significant cold wave is set to hit central and eastern China, bringing heavy snow and rain that may disrupt the Spring Festival travel rush as millions journey home for the Lunar New Year celebrations.
Nature’s Sculptures: Erosion Shapes Xiapu County’s Coastal Wonders
Erosion by the ocean has sculpted unique landscapes along Xiapu County’s coastline in east China’s Fujian Province, featuring towering sea cliffs and mysterious sea caves.
Chinese Customs Seize Over 20 Tonnes of Illegally Imported Solid Waste in Tianjin
Chinese customs in Tianjin have seized over 20 tonnes of illegally imported solid waste disguised as an empty container. The incident highlights China’s ongoing efforts to combat illegal waste imports following its 2021 ban.
Sound Waves Accelerate Soil Fungi Growth, Australian Study Reveals
Australian researchers have discovered that sound waves can significantly accelerate soil fungi growth, unlocking potential for ecosystem recovery and sustainable agriculture.
Governor Claims Arson Caused Fire in Argentina’s UNESCO National Park
Argentina’s Chubut Province governor states the fire destroying 600 hectares of Los Alerces National Park was caused by arson, alleging involvement of a marginal indigenous group.
Invasive Plants Fuel Forest Fires in Bogota, Experts Warn
Experts warn that invasive plant species like eucalyptus and pine are intensifying forest fires in Bogota, adding fuel to blazes that have shrouded Colombia’s capital in smoke.
Israel Launches Online Map to Combat Climate Risks
Israel introduces its first national online map to assess climate risks, aiding authorities and the public in preparing for extreme weather events like floods and heatwaves.
Gifts from the Sea: Xiapu’s Generations of Ocean Harvesting
Discover Xiapu in Fujian Province, where generations have harnessed the gifts of China’s largest mudflat, blending tradition with innovation in ocean harvesting.
China Advances Circular Agriculture with $1 Billion Investment in Pilot Programs
China advances circular agriculture with a $1 billion investment, promoting sustainable farming practices through pilot programs in 299 counties, aiming for green development in the agricultural sector.
Fishermen Craft Oracle Bone-Like Patterns on Fujian’s Mudflats
Aerial views of Ningde City’s mudflats reveal sand ridges resembling ancient oracle bone scripts, crafted by local fishermen whose sea cultivation practices blend tradition with natural artistry.
Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula Awakens After 800 Years of Dormancy
Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula is reawakening after 800 years of dormancy, with recent eruptions signaling a new cycle of volcanic activity and raising global implications.
Severe Snowstorms Expected in China During Spring Festival Travel Rush
Severe snowstorms are forecasted across central and eastern China during the Spring Festival travel rush, potentially disrupting plans for millions, according to the National Meteorology Center.
China Successfully Clones Endangered Xizang Cattle Breeds
China has successfully cloned two endangered cattle breeds native to Xizang, marking a significant milestone in the conservation of these species.
China Concludes Extensive Survey of Agricultural Germplasm Resources
China has completed its largest-ever national survey of crop germplasm resources, collecting over 530,000 samples to strengthen food security and agricultural innovation.
Discover Hongshuang Island: Eastern Fujian’s Bird Paradise
Each spring, Hongshuang Island in eastern Fujian Province becomes a sanctuary for black-tailed gulls, offering a unique glimpse into China’s coastal biodiversity.
China’s Forest Food Output Reaches 226 Million Tonnes in 2023, Leading the World
China’s forest food output has reached 226 million tonnes in 2023, leading the world and highlighting the nation’s efforts to diversify food sources and enhance food security.
Dongshuang Island: A Real-Life “Legend of Zelda” Adventure
Discover Dongshuang Island in southeast China’s Fujian Province, a real-life adventure reminiscent of “The Legend of Zelda,” featuring a unique landscape of towering cliffs and serene meadows.
Zoo Separates Cats from Monkey Habitat Amid Public Concerns in Kunming
Kunming Zoo in China’s Yunnan Province has relocated two cats from the monkey habitat after public concerns over their treatment, ensuring their health and committing to improved animal welfare.