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Koalas Are Being Released Back Into The Wild After Australian Bushfires
The deadly impact of the months-long Australian bushfires on wildlife was unprecedented. However, light has emerged from that darkness as koalas are being released back into the wild. The bushfire crisis seems so long ago, particularly after the coronavirus pandemic. However, it’s important to not forget the devastating damage Down Under endured: more than 2.5 million acres ravaged by fire, billions of animals killed and 34 human lives lost. Great news!! We've released the first koalas back into the bush that we rescued from the bushfires in the Blue… Posted by Science for Wildlife Ltd on Monday, 23 March 2020 For these animals, it’s time to go home – months after being rescued, 13 koalas…
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Japanese Artist Brings Stones To Life By Turning Them Into Animals That Fit In The Palm Of Your Hand
Stones are everywhere—the Earth itself is a giant rock. This is probably why they don’t get much attention and they’re outright ignored, or thought of as dull. Akie Nakata, also known as the Stone Artist, sees an exception to this rule. She has been drawing adorable animals on stones since 2010 and over time, she has built quite a solid collection More info: Instagram | Facebook
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Company Creates Sword-Like Keys To Make Unlocking Doors A Fantasy Experience
Who doesn’t love to feel like a king, queen, or even battle warrior wielding a sword? There’s a company that allows you to feel a little bit like that every day by simply unlocking your doors. This company is called Hero’s Armory and it manufactures sword-shaped keys that are inspired by various fantasy movies and video games. More info: herosarmory.com | twitter.com There’s a company called Hero’s Armory that manufactures sword-shaped keys that are inspired by various fantasy movies and video games Image credits: Hero’s Armory These fantastic keys came to life thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign that gained the support of 1,365 people—which is completely unsurprising given that these keys look absolutely…
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Frightened Mobs in Peru Burn Hundreds of Batsas Coronavirus Hysteria Continues
In a Latin American country Peru, the locals began a real hunt for bats, which, in their opinion, to spread a dangerous coronavirus. Despite the arguments of the authorities that the genome of SARS-CoV-2 for the pandemic COVID-19, — “natural”, they blame it bats. Employees of the National service of wild forests and fauna (SERFOR) managed to save about 200 bats, which the peasants in the Northern region of Cajamarca caught and intended to burn. The animals were seized and released in the cave far away from the settlement. In SERFOR trying to explain to the peasants that bats can be useful to humans, since 70% of species feed on…
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Puppies Explore An Aquarium To Meet Fish While It’s Closed To Public
While us humans stay behind closed doors, the dogs from Atlanta’s Humane Society have been living their best life. A pair of adorable pooches, called Caramel and Odie, were taken on a field trip to Georgia Aquarium after it was closed to the public as part of the COVID-19 restrictions. Fortunately, the furry friends’ adventure was captured on video, showing their excitement as they met the fish that live in the aquarium. Atlanta Humane Society Sharing the adorable video on social media, the Atlanta Humane society wrote: Our puppies just had the best. day. ever. They got to explore the Georgia Aquarium while it is closed to the public. They…
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Photographer Captures One in a Million Photo, but Doesn’t Realize It Until He Gets Home
Sometimes in nature things happen that seem too good to be true, perfect coincidences that vividly illustrate the beauty and wonder of the world around us. One such episode occurred over the Costa Brava, in Northeastern Spain, when a flock of birds began to gather into a shape-shifting cloud, known as a murmuration. This phenomenon is a true spectacle, with hundreds, sometimes thousands or more birds moving and twisting in what appears to be a coordinated, single organism that can quickly morph into some startling shapes. Wildlife photography professional Daniel Biber from Hilzingen, Germany was there when the starlings began to swirl and twist, most likely the result of a…
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Experts Say Earth’s Ozone Layer Appears To Be Recovering
Experts have confirmed that the earth’s ozone layer is continuing to heal, with a new study finding that its recovery is still in progress. The protective shield is an inorganic molecule which exists in a layer of the earth’s stratosphere, and it’s responsible for absorbing the sun’s UV rays, which are harmful to humans and the planet. This is good news, because not only does it mean we are protected, but it means that we’ve actually managed to reverse some of the damage that we caused. In fact, the ozone had declined to such a worrying level that the ‘Montreal Protocol’ was created – an agreement in 1987 whereby countries…
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New Moon in Aries Will Shake You Up – What To Expect According To Your Sign
he Aries New Moon on March 24th will shake up our sense of stability. Under this luminary, we will be asked to step up and manifest challenging new visions. But don’t freak out—with the right planning and positive attitude, we can fly high. Expect ego hits and emotional meltdowns, but think of this as your seasonal shedding. In order to embrace the new, we have to let go of what we’ve outgrown. Here’s what that means for you. ARIES Ready or not, things at the office are about to get messy. Someone above you on the career ladder isn’t super savvy about a project you’re working on together, so you’ll…
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95 Year Old Woman Becomes Oldest Woman in Italy to Recover From Coronavirus
In a stunning example of how wherever there’s life, there’s hope, a 95-year-old Italian grandmother has become the oldest known woman in the country to recover from coronavirus. Alma Clara Corsini arrived at the Pavulo Hospital in the northern province of Modena on March 5 after suffering from symptoms of the deadly disease. She was among Italy’s nearly 60,000 people confirmed to have the virus as of Sunday. The country’s north has been hit particularly hard by the pandemic. However, doctors and specialists have been working hard across the country and tended to Corsini throughout her ordeal, making her the first person in Modena to recover from the novel virus.…
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Animals Are Invading Cities As People Quarantine Themselves At Home
As quarantines roll out in a number of countries, people often bury themselves in movies, social media drama or a good book. While taking a walk outside is encouraged by some governments (as long as a distance from other people is maintained), a lot of people completely forget about the outer world. Well, nature, however, does its thing nonetheless and people are noticing an unexpected outcome of the quarantine. In countries like Japan, Italy, and Thailand, people observed animals roaming the streets due to human absence. Like in Japan, where deer that are local to Nara Park were observed taking to the streets in search of food. Usually, the park…
