The last few years have been bad ones for snow crabs in the Bering Sea. Between 2018 and 2021, the population has almost entirely collapsed, dropping by around 10 billion. The loss didn&rsqu… Read More

Photo by Tom Fisk: https://www.pexels.com/photo/aerial-photography-of-green-leafed-trees-2739666/Why does it rain in a rainforest? Tropical rainforests cause rain when water is released by t… Read More

[Oct. 20, 2023: Staff Writer, The Brighter Side of News] At the beginning of the last ice, local mountain glaciers grew and formed large ice sheets, like the one seen here. (CREDIT: Creativ… Read More

In a rare international appearance since the war in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed a live audience at the third Belt and Road forum in Beijing Wednesday. In the open… Read More

Selected from 49,957 entries from 95 countries, the winners of the Natural History Museum's prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition were revealed at an awards ceremony in S… Read More

Global Chemical Tankers Market has valued at USD 32.54 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to project robust growth in the forecast period with a CAGR of 4.6% through 2028. Chemical tank… Read More

So, is Halong Bay worth visiting in 2023? Here are 7 compelling reasons to visit this stunning destination in Vietnam, as well as some top tips from us on our recent visit! For many f… Read More

Are you up for some dazzling train trips in Canada? Are you a nostalgia admirer and love exploring the simplicity and beauty of the rail rides?  Then you, my friend, have just hit th… Read More

In some areas of the world, having flocks of birds darkening the skies for a few days each year is a common occurrence. It is often a spectacle to s… Read More

Agricultural Science Topic: Environmental Factors Affecting Agricultural Production Contents Meaning And Elements/Factors Of Climate How Climate Determines The Type Of Crops And Animals Foun… Read More

Animal migration is a captivating natural phenomenon where species move from one habitat to another typically in response to seasonal changes, breeding needs, or food availability. These jo… Read More

 By Henry Srebrnik, [Saint John, N.B.] Telegraph-Journal Earlier in my academic career at the University of Prince Edward Island, I was involved with the Institute of Island Studies. M… Read More

1.Aardvark: The aardvark is a unique mammal native to Africa. With its long snout, it primarily feeds on ants and termites, using its sharp claws to dig into their nests. Despite its odd app… Read More

Oceans in the world list of oceans in the world: 71% of Earth’s surface is covered with water. The 5 Oceans of the world rule the planet. The biggest Ocean on the planet – the Pa… Read More