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noticiasambientales.com > science > boat-noise-reduces-whale-song-detection-by-up-to-45-scientific-alert-in-panama

Boat noise reduces whale song detection by up to 45%: scientific alert in Panama

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (218+ words) Panamanian researchers from the Sustainable Pacific project confirmed that noise generated by vessels reduces the probability of recording whale songs by 40 to 45%, essential sounds for understanding the habits of these marine mammals. Alejandro Arrivillaga, the project manager, warned that elevated…...

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New frog species discovered in Ecuador after over a century of taxonomic confusion

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (279+ words) In the humid forests of the Ecuadorian Chocó, scientists officially identified Pristimantis milpe, a frog that for more than 100 years was confused with another species. The discovery, published in the journal ZooKeys, was led by specialists from the Pontifical Catholic…...

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Six zombie fungi discovered in Mexico that control ants; one is named after Guillermo del Toro

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (265+ words) A remarkable discovery has been made in Mexico: six species of fungi capable of controlling ants have been identified by scientists from the University of Guadalajara. These fungi, known as ‘zombie fungi‘, manipulate the behavior of ants until their death....