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Biology
According to the survey, India doubles the population of tigers in 10 years and praises conservation efforts.
Tigers can be seen on April 12, 2015 at Lantan Boa National Park in Sawai Mado Hopp, India. India protects large cats from poaching and habitat losses, securing sufficient prey, reducing human and wild disputes, and increasing the level of living in the community near the tiger area for more than 10 years. Double the population. According to the State…
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Other Sciences
The survey highlights Baltimore’s decline in food anxiety, but the racial gap in access to food is still remaining.
Credit: UNSPLASH/CC0 Public domain According to the latest results of the annual survey by the 21st century city initiative at John’s Hopkins University, researchers have discovered that there are serious races in access to hunger and grocery stores. There were fewer residents in the Baltimore area than 2023 who experienced anxiety. One of the most prominent results in the 2023…
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Biology
Waterfall Bluff paleoenvironmental survey reveals leopard seals far from Antarctic waters
Worn Leopard Seal Teeth (#CN47208, Lot 303). Credit: Sandy Oster Waterfall Bluff Rock Shelter (WB), Eastern Cape Province (ECP), South Africa, has sustained and continuous human presence spanning from Late Marine Isotope Stage 3 (ca. 39ka to 29ka) to mid-Holocene (ca. 8ka). Contains archaeological deposits indicating occupation. The first leopard seal (Hydrurga leptonyx) specimens from Pleistocene and Holocene zooarchaeological assemblages…
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Biology
Survey reveals that mass die-off of seabirds due to Pacific heat wave is in full swing
A group of murres at a breeding colony in Alaska. These seabirds dive and swim underwater to prey on small fish, then fly to islands and coastal cliffs to form large colonies. Credit: Sarah Schoen/U.S. Geological Survey A common seabird, the murre looks a little like a flying penguin. These rugged, tuxedo-style birds dive or swim in the ocean to…
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Biology
Survey assesses Mexican consumers’ opinions on GMO corn import ban
Agricultural economists at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station surveyed Mexican consumers about their country’s ban on genetically modified corn. Credit: University System Faculty of Agriculture A full ban on genetically modified corn in Mexico could disproportionately impact the country’s low-income consumers, according to a recently published study by agricultural economists at the University of Arkansas System College of Agriculture. There…
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Science
Australians are confused about food expiry dates and storage, survey finds
Credit: Mat Brown from Pexels New research has revealed that Australians are wasting food due to unclear date labels and storage instructions. The report was released by RMIT University and the Food Waste Prevention Collaborative Research Centre. About a third of food is lost or wasted in Australia each year. The use by date indicates the last day the food…
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