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Toads on the road: Street closure offers amphibians safe passage in Estonia

April 17, 2021 by Amelia Buckley

A busy road in the Estonian capital of Tallinn will be closed for the month of April not for construction, but for frogs and toads. Each spring, the area around the road becomes a popular breeding ground for toads and frogs, so the city has closed the road to protect these … [Read more...] about Toads on the road: Street closure offers amphibians safe passage in Estonia

Denver to donate bison to Tribal land as form of reparations

April 17, 2021 by Amelia Buckley

After being slaughtered to near extinction by colonists in the 1800s, American bison are slowly making a comeback thanks to conservation efforts. The latest conservation project comes from Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) and aims to not only restore bison populations but also … [Read more...] about Denver to donate bison to Tribal land as form of reparations

Want to save the coral reefs? There’s an app for that.

April 17, 2021 by Arielle Tiangco

Coral reefs are one of nature’s most amazing spectacles. Coral not only brings vibrance to underwater landscapes but also provides a home for more than a quarter of the world’s marine animals. Unfortunately, rising temperatures are putting corals under stress, expelling the algae … [Read more...] about Want to save the coral reefs? There’s an app for that.

This ambient music comes from an unexpected spooky source

April 16, 2021 by Vlad Harabara

Have you ever wondered what spiderwebs sound like? Probably not, and neither had we until we came across this project. That curious thought is exactly what prompted scientists at MIT to create a brand-new genre of music — produced by spiders. How did they do it? Well, according … [Read more...] about This ambient music comes from an unexpected spooky source

Kauri trees provide rare glimpse into Earth’s ancient climate

April 16, 2021 by Amelia Buckley

Kauri trees are copper-skinned conifers endemic to New Zealand. They’re held sacred by the indigenous Māori and have been used for carvings and canoes for thousands of years. They also hold invaluable information about the world’s climate history.   The trees can live for more … [Read more...] about Kauri trees provide rare glimpse into Earth’s ancient climate

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