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The islands where flies walk and moths crawl, prove Darwin right
They prove a theory of the British naturalist on how insects lose their ability to fly. More than 160 years after Charles Darwin formulated his famous theory of evolution, another of his ideas has been confirmed by Australian researchers. The British naturalist suggested that some insects are doomed to stop flying, but his explanation was so seemingly simple that many of his colleagues rejected his ideas.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
A 12-year-old girl gave birth at her home
A 12-year-old girl gave birth in her own home last Sunday in Cantabria to surprise her family, who said they were unaware of the pregnancy. The delivery was uneventful and both are progressing favorably. The health technicians of the Basic Life Support ambulance that went to the house after receiving the notice arrived in time to attend the birth until the incorporation (Advanced Life Support) medical team, which cut the umbilical cord, He stabilized the mother and son and proceeded to transfer them to the Hospital. The baby, born with the gestation completed, has been admitted to the Neonatology Unit since then, although hospital sources confirm that it is "perfectly fine.", while his mother has even received a medical discharge.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Families
Why Don't Rich People Just Stop Working?
In certain expensive neighborhoods of the city, it is not uncommon to see how at certain hours of the night the inhabitants often arrive, they have time to have dinner, maybe give their children a kiss, but little else. Instead, they do not stop coming in high-end cars and live in houses that require a good part of their income to pay for and maintain them. Despite their high standard of living, spacious home in a good area, great car, private or concerted school, home service, vacations, they do not stop working and are considered middle class.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Journal
California Water Futures Begin Trading Amid Fear of Scarcity
Although the index is based on prices in the main river basins of California, where water scarcity has increased, this value can be used as a reference for the rest of the world in the water markets.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Trader
In 18 years, Amazon lost 8% of its territory due to deforestation
Amazon lost more than 500,000 km² - an area equivalent to the territory of Spain - due to deforestation between 2000 and 2018, according to a study by a regional network of researchers and civil society organizations released on Tuesday, 8.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in The Swamp
U.S. Job Market Slowed Further in November
The United States economy created the lowest number of job openings in six months in November, given the resurgence of cases of covid-19, which, with the lack of further relief from the government, threatens to reverse the recovery from the recession.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in The Swamp
Scientists discover best region for life on Mars
Scientists at the State University of New Jersey, in the United States, point out that, if there is life on Mars, a specific place would be the best place for it.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
The World Lost 68% of wildlife in less than 50 years, says WWF
The situation is more alarming in tropical subregions of South and Central America, where the reduction reaches 94%. The report shows that decreased biodiversity threatens food security and could lead to new pandemics.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Petlife