Beetles Detect Fires from 80 Miles; Raptors Spread Flames to Hunt
Discover how beetles sense distant wildfires and raptors intentionally spread flames to expand their hunting grounds.
Govind Tekale
Caspian Sea’s 400-Meter ‘Ghost Island’ Appears and Vanishes
NASA's Landsat satellites recorded a 400-meter island emerging in the Caspian Sea in early 2023, only to vanish by late 2024.
Rahul Somvanshi
Newcastle’s ‘Big Boy’ Funnel-Web Spider: 9.2 cm Leg Span
Uncover the discovery of the 'Big Boy' funnel-web spider in Newcastle, Australia. With a 9.2 cm leg span, it's nearly twice the size of its relatives. Learn more about this giant species
1,300 Endangered Clams Rescued After Valencia Flood Destroys Habitat
1,300 rare clams saved as Valencia's Magro River flood ruins critical habitats. Learn about the groundbreaking rescue mission and efforts to ensure their survival in safe zones
Bengal Florican Numbers Drop Below 600; Cambodia’s Conservation Efforts Intensify
With fewer than 600 Bengal floricans remaining, Cambodia's innovative conservation strategies aim to prevent the species' extinction.
Karmactive Staff
One in Four Freshwater Species Face Extinction Amid Wetland Loss
A staggering 24% of freshwater species face extinction due to wetland destruction, pollution, and overharvesting. Learn why this crisis threatens ecosystems and which species are most at risk.
Invasive Asian Swamp Eels Threaten Florida’s Aquatic Ecosystems
Invasive Asian swamp eels are spreading across Florida's waterways, disrupting local ecosystems and challenging control efforts.
Florida’s Snook at Risk as Temps Fall Below 47.5°F
Florida's cold snap pushes water temperatures below 47.5°F, endangering snook populations. Learn how these conditions impact their survival and what it means for local ecosystems
Biodegradable E-Textiles Monitor Health, Cut Waste
E-textiles made from biodegradable materials like Tencel are transforming health monitoring with medical-grade accuracy and eco-friendly solutions, decomposing naturally to tackle 92M tons of textile
China Launches Project to Save Critically Endangered Chinese Bahaba Fish
A steep 50-year decline in the Chinese bahaba population sparks a bold conservation project with advanced tracking, breeding techniques, and species restoration—what's the plan for recovery?