Published on : 25/12/2022 – 00:41 About 2022 years ago, Jesus was born in a stable in Palestine, surrounded by a donkey and an ox. It’s in your nature celebrates Christmas with donkeys, ancestral companions of humans since their domestication in East Africa 5,000 BC. Hi Han ! The donkey brays, and it is a … Read more
Published on : 04/06/2022 – 22:45 Dodoma introduced the ban six years ago, in 2016, after seeing ” irregularities ยป, in particular the sale abroad of protected species. But the Tanzanian authorities announced on Friday June 3 a six-month suspension of this ban. Elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, but also birds and snakes: Tanzania is renowned … Read more
Environmentalists and civil organizations warned that the construction of Section 5 of the Mayan Train, which runs from Cancun to Tulum, threatens to destroy the largest underground river system in the world, affecting the flora and fauna of the place and deforesting the last bastions of jungle that remain in Mexico. Beneath the new layout … Read more
Published on : 26/02/2022 – 19:43 South Africa allows the hunting of several protected species such as black rhinos, leopards and elephants. Permits to kill will be issued for a limited quantity, an approach that surprises when black rhinos are particularly considered a critically endangered species. The South African Ministry of the Environment justifies these … Read more
Published on : 22/02/2022 – 15:10 Appearing on Earth more than 200 million years ago, these champions of adaptation have more than one trick up their sleeve. (Rebroadcast July 13, 2020). Symbols of longevity and for good reason, turtles have been present on land and at sea for more than 200 million years, adapting to … Read more
Published on : 18/01/2022 – 12:01 Let’s question the way we look at others, starting with other animals who only have beasts by the name we have given them. “Are we too stupid to understand other animals”, wondered ironically the famous ethologist Frans de Waal? And if we had to recognize both the beast, the … Read more
Published on : 16/01/2022 – 14:45 Get out your binoculars: as every mid-January since 1967, Wetlands International is launching its major waterbird counting campaign this weekend. A global campaign that mobilizes nearly 150,000 people in 180 countries. France, too, is taking part in the operation. Gray herons, ducks, migratory geese, or even egrets, these are … Read more
Published on : 11/01/2022 – 16:10 How to approach the fabulous world of insects in its incredible diversity and in all its beauty? The entomologist Henri-Pierre Aberlenc tells us about his passion for this micro-cosmos … Replay of July 13, 2021 Let’s explore the fabulous world of insects, more than a million known species and … Read more