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ecoportal.net > en > yellow-buoy-taught-cameras-dolphins > 36528

Wales left a yellow buoy watching the sea for two years before putting tidal turbines nearby, and it came home after teaching cameras how to recognize a dolphin

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (524+ words) Dolphin detection was one of the main goals of a bright yellow research buoy named Marinus, which spent over 2 years observing the coastal waters of Ynys Môn before quietly leaving service. This buoy was sent out as part of a…...

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ecoportal.net > en > power-kite-island-bats-mauritian > 36463

A power kite has spent more than three years drawing figure eights over Mauritian cane fields, on an island where the only native mammals are bats

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (655+ words) The only mammals that are endemic to the island of Mauritius are bats. Any renewable energy projects must take the animals into account to balance clean power with the ecosystem. Kite power generation is a niche sector of wind farming,…...

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ecoportal.net > en > divers-solar-floats-north-sea > 35973

Divers scraped the bottoms of 18 solar floats in the North Sea and found the ocean had furnished them with starfish, sea urchins, mussels, and dozens of other tenants

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (638+ words) The availability of land for energy installations is dropping as the industry expands. The increasing demand for electricity is pushing solar power installations further into open waters. Floating platforms are being tested in the Dutch Sea. Utility companies are considering…...

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ecoportal.net > en > egyptian-slit-faced-bat-discovery > 35397

Microphones placed just 18 inches off the ground finally confirmed a bat species that European science had been chasing for nearly 200 years, revealing a "whispering" hunter so faint and low-flying that every survey before had simply missed it

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (812+ words) Low-flying microphones confirmed a “whispering” bat species European science had chased for nearly 200 years On a small volcanic island between Tunisia and Sicily, researchers stood in the dark and listened for a bat that European science had been chasing for…...

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ecoportal.net > en > pyrosomes-northern-oceans-self-cloning > 35032

Glowing, self-cloning "fire bodies" are spreading into cold northern oceans and scientists are paying close attention since these colonial creatures can filter entire water columns, seed new colonies from their own tissue, and pulse with bioluminescent light bright enough to see from meters away

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (451+ words) Glowing “fire bodies” are spreading into cold northern oceans Picture a glowing tube the length of a school bus drifting silently through dark water, pulsing green and pink as it passes. No fins, no face — just light and slow, strange…...

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ecoportal.net > en > bat-swims-creek-surprising-skills > 34363

Bats were built to rule the skies, so when one fell into a creek and swam across it like an Olympic athlete, scientists had a lot of explaining to do

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (536+ words) Bats are, at their core, aerial animals. They spend the overwhelming majority of their lives airborne — hunting insects, navigating obstacles, roosting in high sheltered spots. Even their relationship with water happens from the air. They drink by skimming low over…...

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ecoportal.net > en > american-robins-nests-ohio-solar-panels > 33786

American robins built nests on Ohio solar panels that tilt throughout the day, then made them taller and warmer so the eggs would stay put while their “tree” moved

2+ week, 20+ hour ago   (530+ words) The American Midwest’s farming lands are being repurposed for clean energy. The solar farms appearing in previously open fields are creating new environments for wildlife. One research facility in Ohio sees single-axis tracking panels tilting from sunrise to sunset to…...

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ecoportal.net > en > solar-backpacks-monarch-butterflies > 32514

Scientists are strapping solar-powered backpacks onto monarch butterflies to uncover the secrets of their disappearing migration routes

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (551+ words) Along the California coast each November, researchers crouch in the early-morning chill to do something that sounds almost impossible: carefully gluing tiny radio transmitters onto the backs of monarch butterflies. The migratory monarch was listed as endangered in 2022, yet scientists…...

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ecoportal.net > en > animals-solar-farm-endangered-fox-hidden-refuge > 24051

Panels covering more than 1,200 acres of the Panoche Valley in California were expected to push the kit fox off the land, and instead the animals dug dens and raised litters beneath the rows

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (817+ words) Just after sunset the gravel between the rows starts moving. Something small and pale slides out from under a steel frame, ears far too big for its head, and stops in the open with one paw lifted. It weighs about…...

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ecoportal.net > en > 6-bat-species-wind-farm-moths > 32662

At a wind farm with 75 turbines in north Texas, acoustic monitors ran for 6 years and caught all 6 bat species in the act of hunting the moths that destroy crops

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (769+ words) On a dark plain in north Texas, a wind turbine stands a few hundred feet tall and mostly silent. Around the base of the tower, the night air is thick with moths and midges. A small bat cuts through them,…...