Man is a being who has a future. This is due to that special gift that amazed Plato and the thinkers of antiquity: a person can perceive not only what is, but also what is not. Each animal interacts with its environment. He changes that and in turn changes his surroundings. But it is only … Read more
Luiz Henrique López Ferreira fights for his homeland with sweets and jam. The 22-year-old lives in the eastern Amazon region of Brazil. It belongs to a new generation of indigenous people who are showing how young people make money in the middle of forests while protecting biodiversity. It is also concerned with preventing the continued … Read more
Written by Karim Belbacher and Bernd Fox Often times, viruses are able to pass from animals to humans. In particularly serious cases, there are therefore epidemics, as is currently the case with Corona, for example. Due to the fact that the habitats of animal species will continue to be restricted as a result of climate … Read more
Written by Karim Belbacher and Bernd Fox Often times, viruses are able to pass from animals to humans. In particularly serious cases, there are therefore epidemics, as is currently the case with Corona, for example. Due to the fact that the habitats of animal species will continue to be restricted with climate change, more zoonoses … Read more
Although the alpine newt often survives the disease, it passes it on to other amphibian species. Photo: Anevrisme/CC-BY-SA-3.0 Migrant Its existence is threatened not only by climate change and the urban spread of wetlands: fungal diseases are spreading all over the world, killing newts, amphibians and frogs. The reason is the international trade in strange-looking … Read more
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At least 10,000 types of viruses can infect humans. We haven’t encountered most of them and so far we’ve only moved between wild animal species. However, this will change dramatically due to climate change, writes a team led by Colin Carlson and Gregory Albury of Georgetown University in Washington, DC, in the journal Nature. Together … Read more