Logging has a ‘lasting legacy’ on Gabonese forest soundscapes

Logging has a ‘lasting legacy’ on Gabonese forest soundscapes

Noncertified logging concessions in Gabon have much quieter soundscapes, a proxy for vocalizing wildlife, than either national parks or sustainably logged concessions, according to a recent study. However, forests that have never been logged are home to the highest diversity of vocalizing wildlife, researchers found. “Therefore, conserving these increasingly rare never logged forests, in combination […]

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The world’s weirdest penises – including a detachable one that swims off after a mate

The world’s weirdest penises – including a detachable one that swims off after a mate

When it comes to the animal kingdom, nature’s creativity knows no bounds – especially when it comes to reproduction. Across different animal species, penises take on strange and unexpected forms, each adapted for a specific ecological niche or evolutionary advantage. From detachable appendages and corkscrew shapes to multi-functional tools, the diversity in animal penises is […]

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Environmental Conservation and the Role of Dogs

Environmental Conservation and the Role of Dogs

Because of their extraordinary sense of smell, dogs have become an essential tool for scientists and environmentalists fighting to preserve the planet’s flora and fauna. From locating endangered animals to identifying invasive plants, these canine environmentalists make a big splash in the field. Retrieval of Wild Animals Dogs play an important part in wildlife conservation […]

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