
Why do koalas hug trees?
Australian research reveals that koalas hug trees to reduce their body temperature, by clinging to tree branches that are cooler than the temperature of the air.
Australian research reveals that koalas hug trees to reduce their body temperature, by clinging to tree branches that are cooler than the temperature of the air.
According to a new study the colour of butterflies and dragonflies depends on climate. Global warming is changing the way they are distributed in favour of lighter-coloured ones.
From the Statue of Liberty to Jamestown: here are the sites that will vanish from the United States because of climate change.
Berlin launches its first supermarket with no packaging. Disposable packaging and wrappers difficult to be disposed of are things of the past. You’ll only find products in bulk. In Berlin there is a new way of shopping at the supermarket.
Greenpeace becomes Greenbees and activists become bees in the new video of the organisation that stands up for the protection of pollinators.
The documentary that tells the life in the Congolese park of Virunga has been presented at Tribeca Film Festival 2014.
Rachel Sussman has photographed the oldest living creatures in the world. She has published a book of her photos that can be purchased online.
A wolf has been spotted in the Czech Republic after 100 years of absence. Great news also for the ecosystem.
UN experts on climate have calcultated when the world will end. Humans have a way out, as long as they decide to embark on it.
The best 60 pictures of the year selected by the Smithsonian magazine. Those in the “Natural World” category have that extra oomph, as always.