Por: The Atlantic Science April 08, 2023
They're now as toxic as their environment.Philip Jones / AlamyApril 8, 2023, 8 AM ETThis article was originally published by .Standing at the foot of a rocky sandstone cliff, the biologist Michelle Wainstein inspected her essentials: latex gloves, two long cotton swabs, glass vials, and tubes filled with buffer solution. She placed them in a blue dry bag, rolled it up, and clipped it to a rope wrapped around her waist. It was late... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Nation March 23, 2023
Four sea otters that washed ashore on the California coast died from an unusual parasite that scientists warn could possibly infect other marine wildlife and humans. There are currently no known infections of the Toxoplasma gondii strain among humans, according to a study... + más
Researchers Warn Cat Poop Parasite Killing Otters In California Could Pose Human Health Threat | Forbes
By learning to hunt otters, wolves decimate a deer population | Ars Technica
Forbes USA Business March 22, 2023
Topline Scientists in California are raising the alarm after four sea otters were killed by an unusual strain of a common parasite spread by cats, a concerning but preliminary finding that researchers told Forbes signals a potential health threat to other animals prone to... + más
Unusual parasite killing sea otters off California coast, scientists warn | Los Angeles Times
Orlando Sentinel USA Crime February 13, 2023
BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — Alligators and manatees seem to get all of the attention when it comes to Florida wildlife. But river otters can be found in every region of the state except for the Keys. And their presence indicates a healthy ecosystem. Even though the river otter is a... + más
Shedd welcomes two new otters who will be trained as surrogate mothers | WGN-TV
WPLG Local 10 USA Politics February 10, 2023
WASHINGTON – Projects to clean up 22 toxic waste sites across the country will receive $1 billion from the federal Superfund program to help clear a backlog of hazardous sites such as landfills, mines and manufacturing facilities, the Environmental Protection Agency said... + más
Persistent pollutants from Ohio train fire spark concerns | Newsweek
EPA awards $1 billion to clean up 22 toxic waste sites nationwide | Portland Press Herald
Orlando Sentinel USA Crime February 02, 2023
One of Central Florida’s most notorious pollution messes is a little more than two months away from a heavy assault by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Tower Chemical Superfund site, located in a once-remote area now quickly developing east of Clermont and just... + más
EPA aims to finally knock out Lake’s Tower Chemical Superfund site | Orlando Sentinel
Gov. John Bel Edwards asks EPA to add Capitol Lakes to Superfund cleanup list | The Advocate
Ars Technica USA Science January 26, 2023
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Jan 26, 2023 3:15 pm UTC / So cute yet—for some animals—so tasty. Share this story People love otters, wolves, and deer. Respectively, they’re crafty, intelligent, and majestic. Put them all together on an... + más
Hunters set a record for deer harvests in Maine | Portland Press Herald
You shot a deer, but the local deer cutter is full? Butcher it yourself | Portland Press Herald
WGN-TV USA Nation October 15, 2022
Posted: Oct 14, 2022 / 03:23 PM CDT Updated: Oct 14, 2022 / 03:31 PM CDT SHARE CHICAGO — Two nine-month-old southern sea otters are settling into their new home at Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium where they will be part of a new conservation effort. Temporarily named Otter 926 and... + más
How Ukraine’s Surrogate Mothers Have Survived the War | The New York Times
Op-Ed: How juvenile white sharks in search of warmer waters disrupt life off the California coast | Los Angeles Times
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