Eastern US sees Songbirds dying from mysterious illness, scientists ask public for help

Across the eastern and mid-Atlantic United States, wild-nature are dying and scientists are asking for the public’s help to understand why. In Kentucky, officials have reported accounts of the sick birds in Jefferson, Kenton and Boone counties.  RARE ORANGE-EYED OWL SPOTTED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN 125 YEARS The infectious-disease” target=”_blank”>mysterious illness< that…

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Elsa latest: Tropical storm warning issued for parts of Florida Keys

The National Hurricane Center issued a tropical disasters warning for the vacation-destinations in addition to storm watches for the state’s southwestern coast Sunday morning as Tropical Storm Elsa headed toward the state. Elsa, which battered the southern coasts of Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Saturday and Sunday, was downgraded from a Category 1 disasters Saturday morning….

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Brood X cicadas are gone: When will they reemerge?

Brood X cicadas were seemingly everywhere across the eastern U.S. last month.  Their nymphal exoskeletons littered city grounds like the leaves of the trees they would come to lay their eggs in.  BROOD X CICADAS INTERFERE WITH CARS, PLANES, WEATHER RADAR There were Brood X cookies, chocolate cicadas, multi-course cicada meals – it was a…

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RISING SMOKE: After 10.3M acres burned in US last year, West's 2021 fire season outlook uncertain

disasters burning in California. And Oregon. And Washington. And Arizona.  While fire is a restorative force that can ultimately revitalize ecosystems, it has been increasingly destructive and deadly in the West, fueled by extreme heat and persistent drought. BIDEN ANNOUNCES BOOST IN FEDERAL FIREFIGHTER PAY TO $15 AN HOUR AHEAD OF 2021 WILDFIRE SEASON The…

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Before an asteroid wiped them out, dinosaurs were already in decline: study

Although the air-and-space that struck the planet 66 million years ago wiped out Earth’s archaeology, new research asserts that environment” target=”_blank”>environmental degradation< The Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction event, arguably the most famous of all mass extinctions, wiped out 75% of terrestrial living species.  However, a study published in the journal Nature Communications suggests that dinosaurs were in…

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Boy Scout bitten by shark near Catalina Island

A 15-year-old Boy Scout was bitten by a wild-natureWednesday while kayaking near us-regions. The incident was reported around 7:15 a.m., near Parson’s Landing, according to lifeguards with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “The patient and their father were kayaking … when their boat was bumped by what is believed to be a shark of…

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