As the sun rises over the Dead Sea, male rocky badgers in Israel crawl out of their dark burrows and begin to sing. To the human ear, tones sound like a cross between the crackling of a hyena and the scratching of chalk on a chalkboard. But for the female rock hyrax, each chorus is … Read more
Caregivers note that chimpanzee chita is very externally affected and that he cannot maintain his position in the group. To counter this, there have been warnings for years that visitors are not allowed to come into contact with the great apes. “We have tried to make this subscriber aware for years that her behavior is … Read more
Museum De Voorde’s latest exhibition is about to premiere. ‘Wild in the city!’ The Zoetermeer’ safari can be visited from 15 October. The title says it all: As a visitor you will discover all sorts of facts about Sweet Lake City’s flora and fauna at the Musée De Voorde. Many live, grow and bloom in … Read more
The use of natural remedies is not well known. However it is widely used. Many compound feeds contain herbs that support health. Livestock farmers also use natural resources to raise their livestock. It’s not known that animal feed often contains health-promoting herbs, but it’s not new. For several decades, feed manufacturers have been making full … Read more
The title Our Nature describes exactly what you can expect: an excellent print focused on Belgian natural beauty. It can compete with the best BBC documentaries. It took at least 960 days of filming. There was also a lot to photograph, because Belgium is full of wonderful creatures. Famous animals such as the fox, deer … Read more
Inverted flags on Prinsjesdag. Photo: ANP / Bart Maat Prinsjesdag has caused farmers to go bald today. They particularly found the words of King Willem-Alexander – and thus the Cabinet as well – tiring. The throne speech sounded quite familiar to them. In addition to the disgruntled farmers, there were also flags upturned – this … Read more
Inverted flags on Prinsjesdag. Photo: ANP / Bart Maat Prinsjesdag has caused farmers to go bald today. They particularly found the words of King Willem-Alexander – and thus the Cabinet as well – tiring. The throne speech sounded quite familiar to them. In addition to the disgruntled farmers, there were also flags upturned – this … Read more
There you are. In a half-finished hotel room on the Croatian island of Vis, the windows are covered with sheets, and they stare at a karst lizard (Latin name: Podarsis myliciliensis) who didn’t know about me because of the mirror glass. I noticed every movement. Every time I saw the creak of his forked tongue, … Read more
September 13, 2022 Mr. Chairman, Mrs. Hagen has already made some very sharp points. I can join that. Saves time again, we say. I start with the head of public sentiment which is: Jeez Mina, how long will it take? How long will it take before the environment, animals and humans are protected and we … Read more
In the spring of 2019, Tracy Simon was up at night hearing a deep roar from cracking ice. The iceberg on which she slept at the foot of Mount Everest was moving under her tent. Simon, a molecular biologist with the Wildlife Conservation Society in New York, spent three weeks on the iceberg. She wanted … Read more