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Newsweek USA Health September 14, 2023
Rivers are getting hotter and losing oxygen, with 70 percent of rivers becoming oxygen-deprived and more getting warmer.This process, due to the effects of climate change, is occurring in rivers much faster than in oceans and may lead to major problems for fish and other species... + más
Why We Need To Reimagine Our Oceans | Time
How crocodiles became such ruthless, efficient apex predators | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech January 13, 2023
The Nile crocodile is one of the most dangerous animals in the world. They are very efficient hunters, relying on ambush tactics to indiscriminately capture any prey in their path. National Geographic estimates that up to 200 people are killed by these deadly reptiles every... + más
Crocodiles make comeback in Florida | WPTV
Crocodiles Make Comeback With Major Increase Across Florida | NBC 6 South Florida
Newsweek USA Tech June 21, 2023
Thousands of fish have been found dead in a pond in Prairieville, Louisiana, WAFB reported, victims of a phenomenon known as fish kill.Robbie Maxwell, an inland fisheries technical advisor for the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fishers told WAFB: When we have less oxygen... + más
Vandals chucked a portable toilet in a R.I. pond, spoiling Veterans Day fish-stocking | The Boston Globe
Hiking in Maine: Camp Roosevelt in Eddington offers scenic late-autumn hikes | Portland Press Herald
ABC News USA Business December 30, 2022
Apple is facing a proposed class action lawsuit alleging the Apple Watch's blood oxygen sensor is racially biased against people with dark skin tones.Experts say accuracy problems have been reported for these devices industry-wide. It's not clear if Apple's... + más
Study finds Apple Watch blood oxygen sensor is as reliable as 'medical-grade device' | 9to5Mac
'Frustration' fuels Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ESPN
WPTV USA Nation May 29, 2023
Previous evidence suggests that living at higher altitudes leads to longer life spans for humans. Scientists at Harvard Medical School wanted to know why. of mice, evidence found restricting oxygen flow led to significantly longer lifespans. Researchers placed mice into two... + más
The animals that could unlock the secret to immortality | Newsweek
Building Tech That Lasts — Learning From France's Reparability Index | Forbes
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