Mammals began to appear on our planet millions of years ago, and ancient mammals were strange. Here are some of the strangest mammals that made their way across the Earth in ancient times. Morganucodon Triassic period, about 205 million years ago Morganocodon was one of the first mammals, having lived alongside some of the first … Read more
A man walking through a Florida park saw “something” stuck in a fence. It turned out that he was a kitten. MIRAMAR POLICE A kitten was saved from heat suffocation Tuesday in Broward County after being trapped in a situation she would not have gotten out of on a day when temperatures reached brutally high … Read more
Published on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. Par Sudinfo On July 10, a beach in California was evacuated in less time than it takes to tell. For good reason, two sea lions arrived at “La Jolla Cove”, leaving no other choice to the people present there. In California, the afternoon at the beach … Read more
THQ Nordic et Nine Rock Games unveiled last April Way of the Hunter, a new hunting simulation game which will take us to North America to hunt down and slaughter various wild animals, both solo and cooperatively. The title will arrive next month, but the studios present different beasts that will be in the game … Read more
Published on : 01/07/2022 – 18:54 Every spring, hundreds of thousands of horseshoe crabs, a species older than the dinosaurs, come to breed on the beaches of Delaware Bay, on the East Coast of the United States. Horseshoe crabs are vital in ensuring that vaccines given to humans are safe. Their blood is used by … Read more
They always come to the Delaware coast in the US in June to spawn when the tide is in. Horseshoe crabs are critical to the safety of human vaccines because their blood contains cells that the biomedical industry uses to test vaccines – including the Covid-19 vaccine – to ensure they are not contaminated with … Read more
Recently, the reserve obtained a grant from the state Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, known as CAL FIRE, to use goats to reduce the load of fuel and invasive plants. This pilot project aims to determine if these herbivores can reduce the risk of fire in the reserve. Trevor Moore, a pre-fire engineer who helps … Read more
Published on Saturday, June 11, 2022 at 7:40 p.m. The MUG helicopter saves lives, but it also seems to prevent residents of Bruges from sleeping. The problem for local residents is not so much the helicopter itself, since it is used and necessary for people’s survival. But it is above all the noise pollution resulting … Read more