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ecoticias.com > en > argentine-ants-formed-a-supercolony-across-portugal-spain-france-and-italy-linking-nests-across-roughly-3700-miles > 36681

Argentine ants formed a supercolony across Portugal, Spain, France and Italy, linking nests across roughly 3,700 miles

12+ hour, 23+ min ago   (609+ words) Home - Environment - Argentine ants formed a supercolony across Portugal, Spain, France and Italy, linking nests across roughly 3,700 miles This discovery is not only a continental tunnel passing under cities, roads and beaches. It comprises a common social identity, which enables…...

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ecoticias.com > en > four-gps-collars-tracked-snow-leopards-across-the-himalayas-for-1239-days-and-revealed-home-ranges-up-to-97-times-larger-than-earlier-estimates-with-three-cats-repeatedly-crossing-between-nepal-ind > 36200

Four GPS collars tracked snow leopards across the Himalayas for 1,239 days and revealed home ranges up to 97 times larger than earlier estimates, with three cats repeatedly crossing between Nepal, India, and China as if the borders did not exist

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (497+ words) Home - Environment - Four GPS collars tracked snow leopards across the Himalayas for 1,239 days and revealed home ranges up to 97 times larger than earlier estimates, with three cats repeatedly crossing between Nepal, India, and China as if the borders did not…...

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ecoticias.com > en > one-of-the-worlds-rarest-primates-survives-among-the-limestone-cliffs-of-northern-vietnam-where-the-remaining-delacours-langurs-are-hanging-on-in-fragmented-habitat-despite-looking > 36236

One of the world???s rarest primates survives among the limestone cliffs of northern Vietnam, where the remaining Delacour???s langurs are hanging on in fragmented habitat despite looking almost impossible to miss

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (391+ words) Home - Environment - One of the world’s rarest primates survives among the limestone cliffs of northern Vietnam, where the remaining Delacour’s langurs are hanging on in fragmented habitat despite looking almost impossible to miss Being able to see a baby is…...

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ecoticias.com > en > a-pangolin-collected-in-1836-sat-inside-a-museum-for-nearly-190-years-until-scientists-extracted-its-dna-and-discovered-the-forgotten-animal-belonged-to-a-species-that-had-been-hiding-in-plain-sight > 35918

A pangolin collected in 1836 sat inside a museum for nearly 190 years until scientists extracted its DNA and discovered the forgotten animal belonged to a species that had been hiding in plain sight

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (885+ words) DNA from an 1836 museum pangolin skin proves the Himalayan pangolin is its own species, aiding efforts to fight illegal trafficking. By Kevin Montien · Editorial process An old museum specimen just settled a debate that scientists have been going back and…...

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ecoticias.com > en > argentine-ants-defend-citrus-pests-from-predators-in-californias-groves-and-vineyards-raising-honeydew-pressure-and-weakening-biological-control-after-spreading-from-south-america-in-1891 > 35876

Argentine ants defend citrus pests from predators in California’s groves and vineyards, raising honeydew pressure and weakening biological control, after spreading from South America in 1891

3+ week, 10+ hour ago   (827+ words) Argentine ants protect citrus pests from predators, weakening biological control across California groves since 1907. By Sonia Ramírez · Editorial process How can an invasive species of ants travel across continents and end up defending other insects? Argentine ants have been doing…...

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ecoticias.com > en > four-snow-leopards-wearing-gps-collars-in-nepal-sent-back-4707-signals-and-three-of-them-crossed-into-china-and-india-so-often-that-the-conservation-map-no-longer-fits > 35693

Four snow leopards wearing GPS collars in Nepal sent back 4,707 signals, and three of them crossed into China and India so often that the conservation map no longer fits

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (662+ words) GPS collars reveal snow leopards roam ranges up to 97x larger than thought, crossing freely between Nepal, India and China. By ECONEWS · Editorial process High in the Himalayas, GPS tracking collars fitted to four snow leopards revealed that the elusive cats…...

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ecoticias.com > en > a-fish-that-has-fed-amazon-communities-for-generations-is-now-officially-threatened-in-brazil-and-a-43-4-projected-decline-has-started-a-race-to-protect-wild-tambaqui-without-crushing-local-livelihood > 35598

A fish that has fed Amazon communities for generations is now officially threatened in Brazil, and a 43.4% projected decline has started a race to protect wild tambaqui without crushing local livelihoods

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (864+ words) Brazil listed the tambaqui, one of the Amazon's most eaten fish, as Vulnerable, adding rules without ending farmed supply. By ECONEWS · Editorial process Few fish are as closely tied to everyday Amazon life as the tambaqui, one of the region’s…...

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ecoticias.com > en > in-1946-argentina-released-just-20-beavers-in-tierra-del-fuego-to-start-a-fur-trade-and-the-failed-experiment-now-costs-the-country-66-6-million-a-year > 35403

In 1946, Argentina released just 20 beavers in Tierra del Fuego to start a fur trade, and the failed experiment now costs the country $66.6 million a year – ECOticias.com

1+ mon, 5+ day ago   (740+ words) Eight decades on, the experiment has become a major biological invasion in Patagonia. Beaver dams and tree cutting have affected rou… By Sonia Ramírez · Editorial process In 1946, the Argentine Navy released 20 North American beavers in Tierra del Fuego, hoping the…...

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ecoticias.com > en > a-gps-collar-on-a-young-bull-elephant-in-zambia-recorded-7400-miles-across-four-countries-and-six-national-parks-tracing-ancient-routes-that-border-fences-now-block > 35022

A GPS collar on a young bull elephant in Zambia recorded 7,400 miles across four countries and six national parks, tracing ancient routes that border fences now block

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (847+ words) GPS tracking revealed an elephant traveled nearly 7,500 miles across four African countries, highlighting ancient migration routes and the challenge fences pose to wildlife corridors. By Kevin Montien · Editorial process In June 2023, conservationists placed a GPS collar on a young bull…...

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ecoticias.com > en > a-tiny-albino-river-turtle-was-born-in-manuripi-and-amazed-the-bolivian-amazon-again-a-rare-discovery-that-looks-like-a-white-signal-in-the-middle-of-the-forest > 34944

A tiny albino river turtle was born in Manuripi and amazed the Bolivian Amazon again, a rare discovery that looks like a white signal in the middle of the forest

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (830+ words) Rare albino Amazon turtle hatches in Bolivia, giving conservationists an extraordinary glimpse into one of the rainforest's most unusual births. By Adrian Villellas · Editorial process A tiny turtle with a pale shell has emerged in Bolivia’s Manuripi Amazon National Wildlife…...