A biotechnology company in the U.S.A. got approval to vaccine honey bees against a bacteria that affects juvenile bees in their larvae stage. This is the first vaccine ever developed for insects. Scientists hope this will help control diseases that hurt the honey bee population.
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Florida aquarium reached an agreement with an animal welfare organization to release the orca Lolita after 50 years of captivity. Lolita, 57 years old, is
Last Friday an unusual heat wave struck both the Arctic and the Antarctic regions. In the Arctics, 30 degrees Celsius above average was felt, while
As the COP27 climate summit continues, the developing countries financial aid requirements are brought to the table. About 2 trillion dollars will be needed by
