These wildfires wreaked havoc, causing widespread destruction, posing health risks, and tragically, leading to fatalities in some of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations.

Due to wildfires raging across several parts of the country, Colombia declared a disaster situation on Thursday, since November, Colombia has been battling forest fires that have destroyed over 17,000 hectares (42,008 acres)

Scientists have found some of the world’s oldest living animals in a lake in the Arizona desert, USA. Some of these creatures were born in 1918 and are still alive today.

A recent study by researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign looked at how these VOCs can change in tomato plants. This research was published in the Journal of Chemical Ecology.

A new study has solved the puzzle of why some animals, like Alaskan horses, certain turtles, and island lizards, have grown bigger or smaller over time.

Currently, Asia produces more than 91 percent of the world’s aquaculture, with Bangladesh ranking fifth globally, following China, Indonesia, India, and Vietnam.

New research has brought to light a worrying trend, climate change is subtly eroding the ocean’s ability to support plankton, leading to a swift decrease in fish populations.

The canine population in Europe has seen a nearly 200% increase, tripling in just eight years, as per the data from the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI) and the European Commission.

Scientists are studying why anchovies in the Bay of Biscay are becoming smaller yearly. The AZTI technology center, which focuses on sea and food research, has shown how much the size of these anchovies has decreased from 1990 to 2021.

A recent study in the New Phytologist journal shows how certain plant species in Europe have changed over the past 40 years. Some species have decreased significantly, while others have grown a lot.