Where Resistance Grows
Jellyfish blooms fuel bacterial growth, increasing antimicrobial resistance gene spread – a risk to ocean and human health.
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Jellyfish blooms fuel bacterial growth, increasing antimicrobial resistance gene spread – a risk to ocean and human health.
Golf courses occupy more land than renewable energy – repurposing them could boost solar and wind capacity.
Wildfire retardants have been found to contain toxic metals, impacting soil and water.
Barn owls’ white plumage camouflages them against moonlit skies, enabling stealthy hunting by blending into their background and avoiding detection.
Boreal forests face warming risks as unstable permafrost reduces tree growth, limiting carbon storage.
Protecting the Amazon rainforest reduces deforestation, improves air quality, and lowers respiratory diseases, benefiting both biodiversity and human health.
Warm water under Antarctica’s ice shelves speeds up melting. A Seaglider study provides insights into this process, aiding climate predictions.
Bats use echolocation for long-distance navigation, creating sound-based maps, with vision enhancing accuracy, showing adaptability in challenging environments.
Deforestation drives insect evolution, with species adapting new colours to blend or warn. This rapid, human-driven change reveals wildlife’s resilience and adaptability in transforming ecosystems.
Moonlight influences animal behaviour, with many species adjusting activity, particularly in tropical forest environments.