Drying Up Amazon River Reveals Ancient 2,000-Year-Old Human Carvings
An extreme Amazon drought reveals 2,000-year-old rock carvings submerged beneath the river, raising awe and environmental concerns.
Source: techtimes.com
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Experts puzzled after extreme die-off of dolphins in the Amazon: 'It's still early to determine the cause'
"River dolphins serve as an indicator of waterway health."
Amazon River Brazil General International Union For The Conservation Of Nature Brazilian Ministry Of Science World Wildlife Fund Al Jazeera
Source: yahoo.com
Before-and-After Photos Show Lake Disappear
Severe drought has been gripping the Amazon for several months.
Source: newsweek.com
It's Crunch Time for Brazilian Ports
Brazil’s commodities export hubs are strained with record volumes of soy, corn and sugar to be moved at a time of the year…
Source: maritimeprofessional.com
I Tried All the Vegan Chocolates, and These 10 Won Over My Sweet Tooth
VegNews editors have made gift-giving as easy as can be with this curated list of 10 delectable, gourmet vegan chocolate treats.
United States Amazon River Brazil General Vegnews Mallowpuffschocolate Vegnews Sjaaks Melissa Coppel
Source: vegnews.com
Ancient faces — with eerie expressions — reemerge in Amazon River's historic drought
Photos show the dry riverbank dotted with faces, some smiling and many looking grim.
Pacific Ocean Brazil Ministry Of Science Brazilian Geological Associated Press Amazonas River Negro River
Source: yahoo.com
Brazilian Drought Unveils Rare Ancient Petroglyphs On Manaus Riverbed
As Brazil's drought exposes a riverbed, ancient petroglyphs aged between 1,000-2,000 years have surfaced near Manaus.
Source: ancient-origins.net
Liz Kimbrough Archives - Conservation news
Mongabay seeks to raise interest in and appreciation of wild lands and wildlife, while examining the impact of emerging trends in climate, technology, economics,and finance on conservation and development.
Source: mongabay.com
With pandemic at their backs, cruise lines make a splash with world cruises
In December, Royal Caribbean will sail with its first global cruise, a 274-day voyage.
Source: yahoo.com
From straw mats to luxury cabins: How cruising transformed over 150 years
Between 1900 and 1920, about 12.5 million Europeans crossed the Atlantic to the US and the Holland America line carried over 1 million of them.
Source: watoday.com.au