Thirty-three years after the worst nuclear disaster, the highly contaminated area around the Chernobyl power plant, abandoned by its inhabitants, has been transformed into a unique reserve where elk, deer, wolves and many other wild animals thrive and multiply. Could human presence be more harmful than the
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Since the death of the dinosaurs, life on Earth has never known such deadly pressure. We have indeed entered what scientists call the sixth great extinction. And humans may well be among the victims, according to a recent study. An extinction like this means the loss of one of the world's most important
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With some ifs, we could bottle Paris. Everybody knows the saying. In this case, Paris would not be bottled but would look like the Serengeti Park in Tanzania, with elephants, giraffes and rhinoceroses roaming the site of the current Champs Elysées. A late night delirium one
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On the occasion of the temporary exhibition "Espèces d'Ours ! "currently taking place in the Grande Galerie de l'Evolution, the National Museum of Natural History is enriching its special programme devoted to the world of ursidae and welcomes the naturalist photographer Vincent Munier. His exhibition "Ours", presented from the 10th of October, will be on display at the museum.
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The International Space Station (ISS) will soon be given a new mission: to monitor the great migrations of animals across the planet. Birds, mammals, fish and even insects will be tracked from space. A considerable amount of data, often unpublished, will be collected to better understand the migration of animals.
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La Fondation Cartier vient d’ouvrir sa nouvelle exposition Le Grand orchestre des animaux. On y découvre des oiseaux du paradis en parade nuptiale, des instantanés photographiques d’animaux pris sur le vif, des paysages sonores où surgissent le cri des baleines, les crissements d’insectes, les jacassements des singes. Subtiles les images
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The Tanzanian Wildlife Research Institute (TAWARI) has developed a UAV project to protect and guard against elephants in search of food. An innovation that could prevent many animal and farmer deaths and reconcile them to live in peace. At
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With some ifs, we could bottle Paris. Everybody knows the saying. In this case, Paris would not be bottled but would look like the Serengeti Park in Tanzania, with elephants, giraffes and rhinoceroses roaming the site of the current Champs Elysées. A late night delirium one
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Climate change is disrupting life on the planet, dramatically increasing species extinction, migration and behavioural changes. Climate change forces plants and animals to migrate for survival. However, research has shown that most species of
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