China’s 5 Million Ancient Trees Get a Digital Upgrade 🌳📱
China’s 5+ million ancient trees are going digital! 🌳📱 Discover how a new big data platform is helping preserve these living legends, blending nature with technology for smart conservation.
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Cyclone Kirrily Leaves Thousands in Australia Without Power ⚡️
Tropical Cyclone Kirrily hits Queensland, Australia, leaving tens of thousands without power. Here’s the latest on the storm’s impact.
Global Warming, Not El Niño, Behind Amazon’s Worst Drought
Last year’s severe Amazon drought was mainly due to human-induced global warming, not El Niño, say researchers. Rivers hit record lows, affecting communities and wildlife, including endangered dolphins.
First-Ever White Rhino IVF Pregnancy Gives Hope to Save Species 🦏
Scientists achieve the first-ever white rhino IVF pregnancy, offering new hope to save the critically endangered northern white rhino from extinction. 🦏
Meet Gekko kaiyai: The New Gecko on the Block Discovered in China’s Dabie Mountains 🌟🦎
Chinese researchers have discovered a new gecko species, Gekko kaiyai, in the Dabie Mountains. This unique find adds a fresh branch to the gecko family tree!
Wildlife Guardian: Tibetan Herdsman Kunga\u2019s Sanctuary in the Valley of Big Cats
Tibetan herdsman Kunga has transformed his backyard into a sanctuary for injured wildlife in the Angsai Grand Canyon, known as the ‘Valley of Big Cats’. Discover his inspiring story of compassion on the plateau.
Unearthing Traditions: Crafting Earthen Pottery with the Pula People in Southern Yunling Mountains
Discover the Pula people’s ancient art of earthen pottery in the Southern Yunling Mountains. Uncover how this timeless craft shapes culture and connects us to the past. Ready to get your hands dirty?
China’s Wild Panda Population Booms to Nearly 1,900! 🐼🎉
China’s wild giant panda population has soared to nearly 1,900! 🐼 Discover how conservation efforts are paying off.
Xiamen’s Yundang Lake: From ‘Black Water’ to Eco-Paradise 🌿
Discover how Xiamen’s Yundang Lake transformed from a polluted ‘black water lake’ into a thriving eco-paradise! 🌿
Surprise! People Lived on the ‘Roof of the World’ 50,000 Years Ago 🏔️
Archaeologists have discovered that humans lived on the ‘roof of the world’—the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau—50,000 years ago, 10,000 years earlier than previously thought! 🤯