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A green invasion? The ‘unstoppable’ rise of parakeets | What You Need To Know | ITV News
n the latest episode, Chris Choi tells Lucy Watson about the risk to native wildlife posed by the ballooning parakeet population and what conservationists are planning to do about it. He also takes her through the mythology surrounding the exotic … Continue reading
Meet the Radically Different Types of Killer Whales
A marine biologist explores the radically different types of killer whales and their unique genetics, hunting strategies, and cultures. 00:00 – Are There Different Types of Orcas? 01:23 – Orcas of the Pacific Northwest 04:33 – Killer Whales in … Continue reading
The search for LIFE: but NOT as we know it…
AD | Join me in reading Nautilus by heading to http://joinnautilus.com/drbecky where you can get 15% off a membership to Nautilus, perfect for any science enthusiast. | We only know of one planet in the universe that hosts life: Earth. … Continue reading
Gregory Euclide Explores the Anthropocene in Verdant Mixed-Media Collages | Colossal
May 12, 2025 Art Nature Kate Mothes “Torn Spin” (2025). All images courtesy of the artist and Hashimoto Contemporary Gregory Euclide’s mixed-media collages explore nature through the lens of human experience. Smeared, flattened, and rough around the edges, Gregory Euclide’s … Continue reading