Sihek became extinct in the wild from their native Guam in 1986 due to the introduction of the brown tree snake, but a captive-breeding program has kept the species alive since then. ....dumbass humans fucking with the natural order of things again though good to hear they've tried to reverse their stupidity.
Creatures closely related to the Portuguese man o' war have been discovered washed up on beaches along Northern Ireland's north coast.
These vibrant blue marine organisms, known as Velella velella or By-the-Wind Sailors, captivate onlookers with their sail-like structures that propel them across the ocean's surface.
Native to the Azores in the mid-Atlantic, these fascinating creatures which resemble jellyfish, are actually colonies of tiny individual organisms working together in harmony.
Most will likely be washed back out to sea with the next high tide or decompose naturally on the shore.
So are they saying that this is the first time since the 1980s that there's been a dry spell of weather on Christmas Island? BS...and what does the dry weather have to do with the instinctive behavior connected to their breeding cycles where they migrate release their eggs into the ocean. They were literally three months late in migrating and it's still dry there so that obviously hasn't stopped them.
The migration has now begun but it is the first time it has happened as late as February since since Parks Australia started tracking the crabs' movements in the 1980s.Â
(I was debating about whether to put it here or in the Toxic World category, because it pertains to wildlife I decided on putting it here but it's no mystery why these bird populations are collapsing)
Birds of prey experiencing population collapse across Africa
More than a trillion cicadas could emerge throughout the U.S. Midwest and Southeast this spring as the schedules of two separate broods align for the first time since 1803.
‘Extinct’ Guam kingfisher takes flight again after nearly 40 years (mongabay.com)
These oarfish washing up or being seen swimming in shallow water is no longer rare, they are washing up every other week now.
Swarm of dragonflies sends beachgoers running for cover on beach in Westerly, Rhode Island
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/swarm-of-dragonflies-sends-beachgoers-running-for-cover/1673532#google_vignette
Creatures closely related to the Portuguese man o' war have been discovered washed up on beaches along Northern Ireland's north coast.
These vibrant blue marine organisms, known as Velella velella or By-the-Wind Sailors, captivate onlookers with their sail-like structures that propel them across the ocean's surface.
Native to the Azores in the mid-Atlantic, these fascinating creatures which resemble jellyfish, are actually colonies of tiny individual organisms working together in harmony.
Most will likely be washed back out to sea with the next high tide or decompose naturally on the shore.
Unusual jellyfish wash up on north coast beaches
We don't know why they're not eating the poisonous toxic fucking fish along our coast and dying of starvation...fucking 🤡s
California brown pelicans are starving to death—despite plenty to eat
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/brown-peilcans-starving-california
So are they saying that this is the first time since the 1980s that there's been a dry spell of weather on Christmas Island? BS...and what does the dry weather have to do with the instinctive behavior connected to their breeding cycles where they migrate release their eggs into the ocean. They were literally three months late in migrating and it's still dry there so that obviously hasn't stopped them.
The migration has now begun but it is the first time it has happened as late as February since since Parks Australia started tracking the crabs' movements in the 1980s.Â
(I was debating about whether to put it here or in the Toxic World category, because it pertains to wildlife I decided on putting it here but it's no mystery why these bird populations are collapsing)
Birds of prey experiencing population collapse across Africa
https://www.sott.net/article/488710-Raptors-in-freefall-Birds-of-prey-experiencing-population-collapse-across-Africa
More than a trillion cicadas could emerge throughout the U.S. Midwest and Southeast this spring as the schedules of two separate broods align for the first time since 1803.
https://www.sott.net/article/488644-A-trillion-cicadas-will-descend-on-the-US-this-spring-in-rare-event
Amur tigers attacking, killing people and dogs in Russia
https://www.sott.net/article/488361-Amur-tigers-attacking-killing-people-and-dogs-in-Russia
Irukandji jellyfish are moving further south in larger numbers...
Dire warning for Island paradise amid spate of horror stingings
https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/animals/dire-warning-for-island-paradise-amid-spate-of-horror-stingings/news-story/b03cea2b4aa7eaded7998bb467c0f4ce
Rare sighting of beluga whale off Hillswick https://www.shetnews.co.uk/2024/01/17/rare-sighting-beluga-whale-off/
Monkeys have had just about enough of tourists so start attacking them on beach in Thailand
https://www.sott.net/article/487945-Monkeys-have-had-just-about-enough-of-tourists-so-start-attacking-them-on-beach-in-Thailand
Never been seen before and scientists can't even identify the species...