Angelina Jolie recently stunned audiences with her connection to nature in a powerful National Geographic photo shoot. In honor of World Bee Day, Jolie embraced a natural look for the cause. To minimize disruptions to the bees, she reportedly refrained from bathing for 3 days prior to the shoot, opting for a more neutral scent environment (strong perfumes and soaps were likely … [Read more...] about Queen of Calm: Angelina Jolie Connects with Bees for National Geographic
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NOAA Announces “Emergency Response” In Florida For Erratic Spinning Behavior Of Dying Sawfish
Florida’s waters are home to a strange phenomenon – critically endangered smalltooth sawfish are exhibiting erratic spinning behavior, and dozens have died under mysterious circumstances. This troubling situation has prompted NOAA Fisheries to launch an unprecedented emergency response effort. The plight of the sawfish is dire. These fascinating creatures, with their … [Read more...] about NOAA Announces “Emergency Response” In Florida For Erratic Spinning Behavior Of Dying Sawfish
Flattening the Globe: A Trade-Off Between Distortion and Understanding
Maps are windows to our world, offering visual representations of geography that help us navigate, understand, and connect with different places. But the world is a three-dimensional sphere, while maps are inherently two-dimensional. This fundamental disconnect presents a challenge: how can we accurately represent a round object on a flat surface? This is where map … [Read more...] about Flattening the Globe: A Trade-Off Between Distortion and Understanding
The Cypress of Abarkuh: A Living Witness to Asia’s Ancient History
Nestled in Abarkuh City, Yazd Province, Iran, the Cypress of Abarkuh, also known as Sarv-e Abarkuh or Zoroastrian Sarv, stands as an awe-inspiring testament to the passage of time. Believed to be the oldest living tree in Asia, this majestic cypress is estimated to be over 4,000 years old, captivating visitors with its ancient allure and rich history. The Cypress of … [Read more...] about The Cypress of Abarkuh: A Living Witness to Asia’s Ancient History
A New Ocean Is Forming in Africa Along a 35-Mile Crack That Opened Up in Ethiopia in 2005
Africa is currently in the throes of a breathtaking geological transformation that promises to reshape the continent and give rise to a new ocean. This extraordinary process is occurring in Ethiopia’s Afar region, where a colossal crack in the Earth’s crust, known as the East African Rift, is progressively widening and deepening, revealing the molten magma beneath. The … [Read more...] about A New Ocean Is Forming in Africa Along a 35-Mile Crack That Opened Up in Ethiopia in 2005