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Partridge – from a common farm bird to an endangered rarity

The partridge is threatened today, like many field birds. © NABU/Jan Piecha The...
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How stalagmites get their shape

Stalagmite and stalactite in Punkva Cave, Czech Republic. Researchers have now mathematically described what determines the shape of a stalagmite. © Piotr Szymczak ...
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More appearance than forest: Only a few forest protection projects achieve their goals

The REDD+ program is primarily intended to help protect tropical forests. Here are traces of deforestation in Brazil. © josemoraes/ iStock ...
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The earth is “breathing” faster and faster

The carbon cycle is happening faster today than it did a few decades ago. © Stiggdriver/ iStock ...
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How Europe’s largest bat hunts and eats birds in flight

Giant noctules catch songbirds that are half their weight. © Elena Tena When...
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This toilet works with a mushroom drive

In the Mycotoilet, mushrooms transform human excretions into nutrient -rich compost. © Joseph Dahmen ...
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Fossil mixture of snake and lizard

The prehistoric reptile Breugnathair Elgolensis shows characteristics of lizards and snakes at the same time. © Mick Ellison/© Amnh ...
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Fish population at the mouth of the Elbe strongly decimated

The Elbeestuar runs from Hamburg to the mouth of the North Sea near Cuxhaven. © Ralf Thiel ...
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Kazakhstan: Wildesel successfully relocated

Congers are released into freedom. © ALTYN Dala Conservation Initiative (ADCI) Species protection...
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Lizards in cities are sociable

Wall lizards in the city meet more frequently on fellow species. © Marc Gilles ...
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Like the Santorini quake

In January 2025, tens of thousands of earthquakes occurred in the Aegean. © MF3D/iStock ...
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Where there will be extreme water shortages

Dürren intensify with climate change. © Piyaset/iStock Due to climate change, droughts...
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New sewage treatment plant frees seepage water from pollutants

The seepage waters in Freiberg are still heavily contaminated with metals. © Dedmityay/iStock ...
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Thawed and marched off

After the ice age, the forests of Europe got back. And a new factor played a role in the design of the landscape: man....
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What the climate change for the Mediterranean means

The Mediterranean before Crete. © Florent Martin/Istock Climate change threatens the ecosystems...
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Steel grabbing and climate researcher excellent

Galvanized tilting troughs of wheelbarrows and other galvanized steel parts hang in a hall in the ZinQ steel dilation at the Hagen location. ©...
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Nature without a model

Ecosystems are created worldwide that have never existed in any historical landscape. New research shows that many of them are surprisingly stable and functional....
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Riddles of the orange rivers solved

In Alaska, more and more water turns orange. © Ray Koleser Climate change...
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New rapid test reliably demonstrates nanoplasty

Nanoplasty particles made visible: The newly developed test strips can be detected nanoplastic particles under the light microscope. © University of Stuttgart / 4....
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Radioactivity: How are wild mushrooms in Germany?

Mushrooms in forest areas in southern Germany can still be contaminated with radioactive cesium from the reactor accident of Tschornobyl. © AscentxMedia/iStock ...
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