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African elephants use plants for self-medication.
CursusCursusSep 26, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyEcology and environment · Biodiversity

African elephants use plants for self-medication.

A new study has shown that African elephants use certain plants and minerals not only as food, but also to maintain their health. This information is important for species conservation and for planning their habitats.

#biodiversity#caves#animal_behavior#elephants#Kenya#minerals
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Природное восстановление лугов увеличивает биоразнообразие
NaturaNaturaAug 24, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate Change

Природное восстановление лугов увеличивает биоразнообразие

Долгосрочное исследование показало, что заброшенные сельскохозяйственные земли могут самостоятельно превращаться в луга с высоким биоразнообразием без дорогостоящих вмешательств. Такой подход способствует восстановлению экосистем и снижает затраты на реабилитацию земель.

#restoration#biodiversity#plants#ecosystems#monitoring#seeds
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The genetic flexibility of the brown tree snake has surprised scientists
NaturaNaturaJul 26, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Genetics

The genetic flexibility of the brown tree snake has surprised scientists

A new study has revealed that the brown tree snake on Guam possesses unexpectedly high genetic diversity, which helps it adapt quickly and makes controlling this invasive species more challenging. These findings also offer hope for the conservation of rare species with small populations.

#genetics#immunity#biodiversity#adaptation#olfaction#invasion
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Scientists have underestimated the diversity of Earth's insects
NaturaNaturaJul 22, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Genetics

Scientists have underestimated the diversity of Earth's insects

A new study reveals that scientists have identified less than 5% of all terrestrial insect species, and the actual diversity may exceed 20 million species. Most of these insects live in remote tropical forests that are difficult to access.

#biodiversity#ecosystems#statistics#insects#tropical_forests#species_diversity
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Goldfish are destroying freshwater lake ecosystems
NaturaNaturaApr 29, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · BiotechnologyEcology and environment · Water Conservation

Goldfish are destroying freshwater lake ecosystems

The introduction of goldfish into freshwater lakes leads to ecosystem destruction: water quality deteriorates, algae disappear, and the populations of native animals decline. Scientists urge that aquarium owners be informed about the harm caused by releasing these fish into the wild.

#ecosystem#experiment#biodiversity#invasive_species#algae#competition
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A new species of venomous snake has been discovered in Sichuan.
CursusCursusApr 23, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyEcology and environment · Biodiversity

A new species of venomous snake has been discovered in Sichuan.

A new species of pit viper with bright green coloring and amber eyes has been discovered in the mountains of western Sichuan. This finding highlights that even in well-studied regions, there are still many unknown representatives of the local fauna.

#biodiversity#ecology#China#morphology#discovery#Сычуань
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Humanity and Nature: The Path to a Harmonious Future
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NaturaNaturaApr 20, 2026
Ecology and environment · Environmental PolicyResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate Change

Humanity and Nature: The Path to a Harmonious Future

The article examines how humanity has transformed nature and achieved progress while facing environmental consequences. For a sustainable future, collective efforts and new ways of interacting with the environment are essential.

#biodiversity#ecosystems#ecology#technologies#sustainable_development#человечество
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European marine worms are being saved from extinction
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CursusCursusMar 27, 2026
Research and development · GeneticsResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate Change

European marine worms are being saved from extinction

Research organizations are launching a large-scale project to study and catalog European marine annelids, aiming to accelerate the discovery of new species and deepen our understanding of biodiversity. The collected data will be made available to scientists worldwide for further research.

#research#biodiversity#invasive_species#ecosystems#Europa#climate_change
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Birds help reinforce the sandy shores of islands.
NaturaNaturaMar 17, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate Change

Birds help reinforce the sandy shores of islands.

A new study has shown that birds, by providing sandy islands with organic fertilizers, help promote the growth of plants that strengthen shorelines and protect them from erosion. This effect is especially important in the context of rising sea levels.

#biodiversity#ecosystems#nitrogen#vegetation#birds#береговая_эрозия
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Warming threatens half of tropical insect species
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NaturaNaturaMar 6, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · BiotechnologyResearch and development · Climate Research

Warming threatens half of tropical insect species

A new study has shown that tropical insects have a limited ability to adapt to rising temperatures caused by climate change. This could threaten up to half of the species in regions such as the Amazon and impact entire ecosystems.

#evolution#biodiversity#ecosystems#genome#insects#climate_change
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Marsupials once thought extinct have been discovered in New Guinea.
CursusCursusMar 6, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyEcology and environment · Biodiversity

Marsupials once thought extinct have been discovered in New Guinea.

Two species of marsupials, previously believed to have gone extinct around 6,000 years ago, have been discovered in remote regions of New Guinea. Their existence was confirmed through information provided by local residents and scientific research.

#biodiversity#сумчатые#Новая_Гвинея#эффект_Лазаря#исчезнувшие_виды#коренные_жители
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Unexpected Biodiversity Discovered in the Atacama Desert
NaturaNaturaMar 3, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Climate ResearchResearch and development · Genetics

Unexpected Biodiversity Discovered in the Atacama Desert

A new study has revealed that beneath the surface of the Atacama Desert lies a more resilient and diverse community of soil organisms than previously thought. These findings help us better understand how life adapts to extreme conditions and how climate change may impact the ecosystems of arid regions.

#biodiversity#ecosystems#adaptation#soil#climate_change#desert
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Slower species turnover signals a crisis in nature
NaturaNaturaFeb 18, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate Change

Slower species turnover signals a crisis in nature

A new study has found that despite global warming, the rate of change in ecosystems is slowing down, which is linked to the loss of biodiversity and environmental degradation. This may indicate a weakening of nature’s ability to recover.

#biodiversity#ecosystems#sustainability#self-organization#global_warming#climate_change
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Half of the world's coral reefs are at risk of disappearing
NaturaNaturaFeb 13, 2026
Ecology and environment · Climate ChangeResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Biodiversity

Half of the world's coral reefs are at risk of disappearing

Coral reefs provide immense benefits to humanity, but due to ocean warming, more than half of the world's reefs have suffered mass bleaching and die-offs. A new study offers the first precise assessment of the scale of this threat and highlights the importance of global monitoring to ensure their preservation.

#ecosystem#ocean#biodiversity#coral_reefs#monitoring#global_warming
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Fast-growing trees are displacing resilient forest species
NaturaNaturaFeb 10, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityResearch and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate Change

Fast-growing trees are displacing resilient forest species

A global study has shown that in the world’s forests, fast-growing tree species are displacing slower-growing ones that are crucial for maintaining ecosystem stability. This shift could lead to a decline in biodiversity and forest resilience, as well as reduce their ability to withstand climate change.

#ecosystem#biodiversity#sustainability#climate_change#trees#леса
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Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.