Doggerland, now submerged beneath the North Sea, connected Britain to continental Europe around 11,000 years ago. The term is derived from the Dogger Bank, a shallow area in the North Sea where fishermen often find the remains of prehistoric animals and artefacts. Doggerland was inhabited by Mesolithic people and was likely a rich environment supporting a variety of … [Read more...] about Doggerland: The Lost World Beneath The North Sea
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Discover Komodo Island: Indonesia’s Small Piece of Paradise
Indonesia's Small Piece of Heaven Komodo Island, a stunning destination in Indonesia, is renowned for hosting the world's largest lizards, the Komodo dragons, which are exclusive to this untamed sanctuary. The island is predominantly inhabited by dragons rather than humans, with around 2500 dragons and fewer than 2000 residents. Despite this, it attracts numerous daily … [Read more...] about Discover Komodo Island: Indonesia’s Small Piece of Paradise
Elephants Call Each Other By Names, New Study Says – The First Non-Humans Found to Do So
In a groundbreaking revelation, a recent study conducted by researchers from Colorado State University and other institutions suggests that elephants possess a sophisticated form of communication — they call each other by names. This newfound ability sets elephants apart as the first non-humans known to employ specific vocal sounds to identify and address their social partners … [Read more...] about Elephants Call Each Other By Names, New Study Says – The First Non-Humans Found to Do So
Photographs Of Ospreys in Hunting Mode Illustrate How Calculated Everything in Nature Is
It is breathtaking to witness the majestic osprey soar through the sky. To capture them in flight, a skilled photographer is required. And an even better photographer to capture them in the act of hunting. Here comes Chen Chengguang, a talented bird photographer from Taiwan. Ospreys have been captured on camera in some of his best bird photography. Especially his … [Read more...] about Photographs Of Ospreys in Hunting Mode Illustrate How Calculated Everything in Nature Is
A Beautiful and Rare Leucistic Raccoon: Meet Moby Rick
In the world of wildlife, beauty comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Recently, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife received a delightful surprise—a series of captivating photos captured by photographer Kendra Smith, featuring an exceptionally rare and stunning leucistic raccoon. This special raccoon boasts a mesmerizing bright white coat, complemented by its striking … [Read more...] about A Beautiful and Rare Leucistic Raccoon: Meet Moby Rick