Pumas in Argentina have discovered an “all you can eat” made from penguins
The coasts of Argentina have for decades been the scene of an epic clash between local pumas and rancheroswhose flocks ...
Storms: what they are, how they form, types and their difference from rain
Storms are atmospheric phenomena that involve sudden changes in the weather, with the presence of rain, wind, thunder and, on ...
Agroforestry: what it is and benefits
Agroforestry has been practiced around the world for centuries although before the 1960s, the term agroforestry was not used. This ...
World overpopulation: causes, consequences and solutions
Global warming and climate change are, and will continue to be for many decades, the two great problems of the ...
Heathlands: what they are, types and importance
Heathlands are plant communities dominated by shrub formations mainly of the Erica genus, popularly known as heathers. Heathers grow in ...
Integral ecology: what it is and examples
Integral ecology emerges as an approach that transcends the limitations of traditional perspectives by addressing environmental and social challenges from ...
Why is Tierra del Fuego called that?
Tierra del Fuego is named after the bonfires that the native people of the area made to protect themselves from ...
Wombats’ cubed poop helps them communicate with each other
Wombats are Australian marsupials who have achieved a “certain fame” thanks to a peculiarity unique in the animal kingdom: they ...
Summer storms: what they are, why they occur and how long they last
Summer storms are brief, intense weather events that occur frequently during the warmest months of the year. They usually include ...