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With El Niño bringing hotter and drier conditions to South Africa this summer, the country is facing an urgent reminder that more must be done to prepare for future climate risks.
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When researchers mapped almost 100,000 square kilometers of South Africa, or nearly 40,000 square miles, they only found 83 mature adults.
Buoy represented in yellow in a visualization of the rogue wave. (MarineLabs) Terrifying stuff. Don't miss a story, subscribe here.
Tracking the butterfly migration also allows researchers to identify what pathways they take so they can focus on conservation efforts in those areas.
South Africa celebrated a landmark agreement to protect African penguins from food scarcity. Eighteen months later, penguins are losing weight, sardines have died along thousands of kilometres of…
Recent research has suggested that folic acid (vitamin B9) supplementation may reduce the risk of suicide attempts. However, a nationwide Swedish study, presented at the European College of…
