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An unexpected discovery on an expedition to the Amazon Rainforest in Peru led to finding the largest river dolphin ever found and a new species.
A novel wastewater treatment that employs pure oxygen could reduce the amount of greenhouse gases released in the treatment process.
Total solar eclipses, like the one that will occur on April 8th, occur at reliable times that we can calculate back to the past. This information helps researchers date events considered mysterious in ancient history.
Around the world, giant hailstones have been recorded in the wake of intense storms. This phenomenon generates high mortality and enormous economic losses in highly populated regions.
On the UN’s International Day of Forests, Meteored takes a look at how wildfires are being prevented in protected areas of Latin America.
This fish, also referred to as "vampire fish", is a parasite. It has no jaw or bones and its body is similar to that of snakes, made of cartilage. It resembles, in physiognomy, the eel.
The unusually ominous temperatures that are currently being felt in the North Atlantic Ocean, combined with other phenomena, raise fears that the hurricane season that approaches in less than two months could be extremely active. Get to know the details!
Cumulus clouds, as the maximum exponent of spring clouds, abound in the paintings. Painters like Monet, Pissarro and Van Gogh portrayed them.
Building friendships in the animal kingdom is not a simple and quick transaction. Recent research reveals that the development of social bonds takes time with a gradual build-up of mutually beneficial interactions.
As strange as it sounds, we share the planet with species that do not need brains to survive. Some have retained the same morphologies for millions of years, others group together in colonies and it is now known that they can even learn.
Birdsong is not an artistic performance useful only to impress the fairer sex. The various songs fall within the sphere of mechanisms for recognizing one's peers, a sort of behavioral barrier to avoid useless and sterile crossings, and related energy expenditure.