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"Healing of Tanna japonensis (Cicadas)” is a very ...
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A rescue operation has discovered the body of one of the two Japanese climbers who went missing on Spantik Peak, also known as Golden Peak, in northern Pakistan. “The body has been moved to a safer location, but the search for the second climber continues,” Karar Haidri, a spokesperson for Alpine Club Pakistan told dpa. The Japanese climbers went missing while attempting to summit the 7,027-metre mountain. Climbing in Alpine style without porters they reached camp 2, at an altitude of 5,300 metres on Monday. However, another seven-member Japanese expedition team reached the camp the next day a...
DPA Breaking News
For the first time in at least 200 years, wild Przewalski's horses have returned to Kazakhstan’s Golden Steppe. These are the last truly wild horses left on Earth whose habitats were wiped out by farming and other human activity. Now, Prague Zoo has restored them to their original home in the plains of Central Asia. What happened to Central Asia's Przewalski's horses?In early June, a Czech Army CASA aircraft landed in central Kazakhstan with four of these endangered animals on board. Tessa, Wespe, Umbra and Sary took an 18 hour flight from Berlin and a seven-hour truck ride to reach their new ...
Euronews (English)
By Darko DURIDANSKI Tetovo (République de Macédoine du Nord) (AFP) - Chaque jour, Magda Miloseska enfile son costume blanc et son casque et se faufile à l'arrière de sa maison, dans l'ouest de la Macédoine du Nord, pour rejoindre ses milliers d'abeilles. Depuis plus de 20 ans, elle s'en occupe et récolte leur miel à Stence, un petit village entouré de montagnes à 650 mètres d'altitude, où les températures dépassent déjà les 30 degrés. A 62 ans, l'apicultrice parle avec passion de ses abeilles. Mais elle ne peut s'empêcher de voir à quel point le travail devient plus difficile d'année en année....
AFP (Français)
Paris (AFP) - "Un blizzard de papillons jaunes et blancs, comme une tempête de pétales": plus de 17 millions d'insectes franchissent chaque année un col étroit des Pyrénées, selon une étude qui décrit pour la première fois en détail cette grande migration de la nature. Par une chaude journée de septembre, dans le col de Bujaruelo à la frontière entre la France et l'Espagne, le scientifique britannique Will Hawkes s'est retrouvé enveloppé d'un nuage d'insectes qui bourdonnaient de manière "déterminée". A ses pieds, il a vu un "tapis vivant", raconte à l'AFP le chercheur à l'Université d'Exeter ...
AFP (Français)
A visit to Shirogane Blue Pond in Biei is a must, especially during the summer. Unveiling a surreal display of vibrant blue hues, this picturesque pond has become an increasingly popular destination. In 1988, the pond was artificially created during the construction of a dam to protect Biei from volcanic mud. The water’s stunning blue color comes from its unique mix of sulfur and aluminum from nearby tributaries, local onsen, and Shirahige Falls. These elements create colloids in the water, which reflect sunlight, basically creating the blue color of the water. Additionally, the white surface ...
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Nepalese soldiers have retrieved four bodies and a skeleton from Mount Everest and the neighbouring peaks of Lhotse and Nuptse during a cleaning operation. The recruits collected 11 tons of rubbish since April, according to the army. At 8,849 metres, Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world and has also gained the sad notoriety of being the world's highest rubbish dump. Tons of broken tents and clothing, food packaging, cookers, empty water bottles, beer cans and oxygen bottles lie there, left behind by thousands of adventurers. There is also a lot of human waste - and dozens of corp...
DPA
Nepalese soldiers have retrieved four bodies and a skeleton from Mount Everest and the neighbouring peaks of Lhotse and Nuptse during a cleaning operation. The recruits collected 11 tons of rubbish since April, according to the army. At 8,849 metres, Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world and has also gained the sad notoriety of being the world's highest rubbish dump. Tons of broken tents and clothing, food packaging, cookers, empty water bottles, beer cans and oxygen bottles lie there, left behind by thousands of adventurers. There is also a lot of human waste - and dozens of corp...
DPA International
Nepalese soldiers have retrieved four bodies and a skeleton from Mount Everest and the neighbouring peaks of Lhotse and Nuptse during a cleaning operation. The recruits collected 11 tons of rubbish since April, according to the army. At 8,849 metres, Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world and has also gained the sad notoriety of being the world's highest rubbish dump. Tons of broken tents and clothing, food packaging, cookers, empty water bottles, beer cans and oxygen bottles lie there, left behind by thousands of adventurers. There is also a lot of human waste - and dozens of corp...
DPA Breaking News
One in six species in the UK is at risk of extinction, the State of Nature report revealed in 2023. But ahead of the country’s general election in July, are parties doing enough to rectify the situation? To bring nature back into focus, an 82-strong nature conservation coalition plans to take the new government to court. The Wildlife and Countryside Link group has already initiated legal proceedings under the Environment Act. Whichever party takes power after next month’s election must show how they will halt the decline of wildlife by 2030 and meet key targets by 2042 on biodiversity, water q...
Euronews (English)
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