Scientists Discover the World’s Smallest Sea Slug Near Taiwan: A New Species Thecacera sesama
In the waters off the northeastern coast of Taiwan, researchers have discovered the world's smallest sea slug, belonging to a…
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Toxic Algal Blooms in South Africa Visible from Space
Satellite images taken in 2022 captured the spread of a bright green, toxic mass on the surface of a reservoir…
Invasive Giant Mantises Rapidly Spread Across Europe and Threaten Biodiversity
Giant invasive mantises are rapidly taking over territories in Europe, becoming a significant threat to local biodiversity. Scientists from the…
Why Giant Insects Disappeared: New Discoveries About the Sizes of Ancient Dragonflies and Mosquitoes
In the past, Earth was home to insects of impressive sizes, including griffins — ancient relatives of modern dragonflies with…
Rainbow Eucalyptus: A Unique Tree with Colorful Bark at Risk of Extinction
In tropical forests, there exists a unique plant that captivates with its appearance and resembles a piece of digital art.…
Flooded Forests of the Amazon: How the Ecosystem Affects Tropical Biodiversity
The equatorial forests of the Amazon are a unique habitat for millions of species of fish, animals, and plants, forming…
Japanese Giant Salamander: The Impact of the Giant Amphibian on River Ecosystems
In the swift and cool rivers of Japan lives a unique creature that resembles a being from ancient times —…
Artificial Intelligence Learns to Identify Bears by Facial Anatomy
From now on, identifying individual bears has become significantly easier thanks to the innovative application of artificial intelligence. For ecologists…
British Scientists Create AI to Detect Hedgehog Habitats from Satellites
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed an innovative artificial intelligence model that allows for the identification of potential…