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Study finds salt levels impact natterjack toad size and survival in Scotland

A study of Scotland's only natterjack toad colonies reveals that salt levels in their breeding sites significantly impact their size and survival. High salinity prevents embryo hatching, while moderate salinity results in smaller toads, which are more vulnerable to predators. The

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bbc.co.uk·Science·12h ago·1 min read

Water-use strategy diversity and trait filtering in Bromeliaceae across coastal and inland inselbergs in the Atlantic Forest

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Arctic Ocean's sea ice loss triggers nutrient decline, threatening marine food web, study finds

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sciencedaily.com2d ago

How Mountain Ecosystems Are Changing in a Warming Climate: Insights from Fossil Pollen and Personal Observation

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climateages.substack.com3d ago

Study: Recent Rwenzori Mountains Wildfire Unprecedented in 12,000 Years of Sediment Records

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mountainresearchinitiative.org4d ago

Low-cost stratified subterranean trap for sampling soil macrofauna in Kalahari drylands

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Human Noise Pollution Disrupts Animal Communication and Survival

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technologyreview.com1mo ago

Abandoned Orange Peel Dumping Project Transforms Barren Costa Rican Land into Thriving Forest

An abandoned conservation experiment from the mid-1990s, where a juice company dumped 12,000 tonnes of orange peel waste on barren pastureland in Costa Rica, has unexpectedly transformed the desolate 3-hectare site into a thriving, lush forest nearly two decades later. Despite th

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sciencealert.com·Hacker News: Front Page·1mo ago·4 min read

Otters as Bioindicators of Estuarine Health: Research Gaps and Future Framework

This scientific synthesis article examines otters as bioindicators for estuarine health monitoring. It highlights how otters serve as integrative sentinels due to their reliance on clean water, diverse prey, and connected habitats, with evidence from 40 years of fieldwork in Braz

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emt.pensoft.net·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·2 min read

Study Links Ants' Global Success to Exoskeleton Thickness and Armor Adaptations

A new scientific study reveals that ants' evolutionary success and global dominance may be attributed to their exoskeleton thickness and armor variations. Researchers found that ants with thinner, more flexible exoskeletons were better adapted for diverse environments and tasks,

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nytimes.com·Hacker News: Front Page·4mo ago·2 min read

Brown Rats Observed Hunting and Eating Bats in Northern Germany Using Two Different Strategies

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smithsonianmag.com5mo ago

Climate Change Slows Water Mixing in Crater Lake, Threatening Ecosystem Health

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quantamagazine.org6mo ago

Mosquitoes Detected in Iceland for First Time, Likely Arrived via Freight

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npr.org7mo ago

Beaver-Dam Construction Saves Czech Government $1.2 Million in Wetland Restoration

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en.wikipedia.org7mo ago

Fukushima Radioactivity Study Examines Cognitive Impact on Pollinating Insects

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news.cnrs.fr8mo ago

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Study finds salt levels impact natterjack toad size and survival in Scotland

Water-use strategy diversity and trait filtering in Bromeliaceae across coastal and inland inselbergs in the Atlantic Forest

Arctic Ocean's sea ice loss triggers nutrient decline, threatening marine food web, study finds

How Mountain Ecosystems Are Changing in a Warming Climate: Insights from Fossil Pollen and Personal Observation

Study: Recent Rwenzori Mountains Wildfire Unprecedented in 12,000 Years of Sediment Records

Low-cost stratified subterranean trap for sampling soil macrofauna in Kalahari drylands

Human Noise Pollution Disrupts Animal Communication and Survival

Abandoned Orange Peel Dumping Project Transforms Barren Costa Rican Land into Thriving Forest

Otters as Bioindicators of Estuarine Health: Research Gaps and Future Framework

Study Links Ants' Global Success to Exoskeleton Thickness and Armor Adaptations

Brown Rats Observed Hunting and Eating Bats in Northern Germany Using Two Different Strategies

Climate Change Slows Water Mixing in Crater Lake, Threatening Ecosystem Health

Mosquitoes Detected in Iceland for First Time, Likely Arrived via Freight

Beaver-Dam Construction Saves Czech Government $1.2 Million in Wetland Restoration

Fukushima Radioactivity Study Examines Cognitive Impact on Pollinating Insects