Climate change and the spread of humans cause interaction between wild animals and humans more frequently. Habitat loss, drought, and lack of food cause polar bears to roam villages, sharks to swim closer to beaches, snakes to strike more often, and so on. As the climate gets warmer, these interactions will only increase and become more dangerous.
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An almost complete skull of ‘Meraxes gigas’, a dinosaur unknown to science before, was found in Patagonia, Argentina. The dinosaur lived 90 million years ago,
A survey checking wildlife state in Israel in the last decade (2010 – 2020) found that most mammals, birds, and reptiles populations are improving or
Weakening Equatorial Pacific Ocean winds are a sign that El-Niño year is coming, and by July we might see record heat waves, especially in the