An English study published in the journal Nature January 8 showed that a quarter of species living in fresh water are on the verge of extinction. A study assessed the risk of extinction of more than 23,000 species Biodiversity is a subject that continues to be discussed, and in an alarming manner. Recently, an English … Read more

[Un article initialement publié en mai 2024] —— Among the thousands of bird species recorded in the world, the cassowary of the Casuariidae family is undoubtedly the most dangerous of all, at least for humans. Given their imposing size, ostriches and emus can also be dangerous to humans if they are aggressive. However, the prize … Read more

The SeaNXT® Elite marine thruster will therefore be on display this year, and between its integrated GPS, its speed and its lightness, it is likely to attract many more visitors! report from BFM, the company Sea NXT will present, from January 7 to 11, an underwater thruster at CES 2025 in Las Vegas. This is … Read more

[Article déjà publié le 4 mars 2024] The Nile Shoebill, also known as the Shoebill, is emerging as one of the most enigmatic and fascinating predators of Africa's swamps. With its terrifying appearance and unique hunting habits, this mysterious and fearsome predator attracts the attention of scientists and nature enthusiasts. Between predation and siblings: the … Read more

The microflora or microbiota is the set of microorganisms that normally reside in our body. Its secrets were popularized by Dr. Giulia Enders in her book “The discreet charm of the intestine”. This bestseller has largely contributed to the enthusiasm around the subject! However, the discovery of intestinal microflora is more than a century old. … Read more

H5N1 avian flu, long perceived as a threat confined to farms and avian wildlife, is now raising increased public health concerns. First identified in 1996, this strain of the virus has caused massive losses in the poultry industry and sporadic infections in humans, usually associated with close contact with infected birds. However, the recent death … Read more

On January 21 and February 28, 2025, if weather conditions permit, you will be able to easily observe several planets with the naked eye. A perfect opportunity to try to take a family photo of the Solar System. Four planets visible to the naked eye on January 21 On the evening of January 21, 2025, … Read more

Every year, millions of patients undergo angioplasty to restore their arterial circulation. This procedure may require the placement of an aortic endoprosthesis, such as a stent, which keeps the artery open. Despite the effectiveness of the approach, the risk of restenosis remains a concern. To reduce this risk, a team from the Korea Institute of … Read more

Indonesia dumps 56,000 tonnes of waste into the oceans every year, according to the Sea Cleaners association. Poor waste management in Asian countries is responsible for 75% of the plastic accumulated in the world's oceans. Bali, its beaches, its waste Bali, its heavenly panoramas, its nature, its fine sandy beaches… and its waste which accumulates … Read more

Since 2005, the WWF organization has been warning of the dangers that overfishing, deforestation and global warming represent for the lagoon.