[Article déjà publié le 20 février 2024] Four new species of eyelash vipers, it is on the side of the Anacondas that the family is now growing! Anaconda would actually be made up of two species, one of which is disappearing, according to a scientific article published in 2024. Male or female, a drastically opposite … Read more

We are in mid-May and if it signs the return of sunny days and hot temperatures, it is also the period of the resurgence of processionary caterpillars. And no, this is not good news. This insect that gives birth to the butterfly Thaumetopoea Pityocampa represents a certain danger for you, your animals and your garden. … Read more

Under the quiet surface of the oceans, an invisible drama is played at the rhythm of the giant nets dragged on the seabed. The background trawling, formidable industrial fishing method, literally shaves benthic habitats in search of fish and crustaceans, leaving behind devastated expanses. This ballet of chains, cables and heavy nets transforms in a … Read more

From the first stars to the icy borders of the cosmic emptiness, the fate of the universe seems to be drawn towards slow extinction. However, a recent study by Dutch researchers calls into question the supposed duration of this agony. By re -examining the subtle effects of Hawking cancellation on dense stellar objects, these scientists … Read more

For millions of years, crocodiles have survived climate upheavals, the disappearance of dinosaurs and changes in land landscapes. In Australia, the recent history of Australian marine crocodiles illustrates another form of spectacular adaptation. That of a species saved in extremis of extinction to become, in the space of a few decades, one of the most … Read more

Each year, the 2025 environmental photography prize is organized by the Prince Albert II Foundation of Monaco. This photo competition highlights the environmental issues that we face.

Experienced botanists or specialized investigators, or even both, none has the answer to the mystery of Krzywy lasthe “twisted trees forest”, in Poland. Yet it is not the missing hypotheses. But none really managed to hit the bull's eye.

[Article de The Conversation écrit par Meredith Rooth-Bernstein – CR CNRS en ethnobiologie, ecologie, éthologie, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN)] Almost 90 % of flower plants pollinated by insects, floral insects are a pillar of our food security and our savings. At a time when insect populations collapse, with a third of the European species of … Read more

Under the icy and impenetrable veil of Western Antarctica, invisible forces in silence the fate of polar caps. In recent years, the glaciers of Western Antarctic have revealed a dynamic that is both unexpected and disturbing. The ice masses move faster than before. In addition, they exchange huge volumes of ice with neighboring glaciers. This … Read more

In the vast warehouses where millions of articles pass every day, precision and speed have become absolute priorities. It is at the heart of this logistical challenge that Vulcan, the latestbot of Amazon robots, appeared. Designed to adapt to the most expensive spaces and manipulate objects with unprecedented dexterity, Vulcan combines artificial intelligence, pressure sensors … Read more