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German Circus Uses Holograms Instead of Live Animals Twitter 0 comments In 2019, Circus Roncalli out of Germany stopped using wild animals in its shows. They were just the latest of many troupes to make that decision. Even the now-defunct Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus began to phase elephants out of its own performances starting in 2015. But thanks to modern technology, you can still create an amazing spectacle even without mistreating innocent creatures. And ever since they bid th...

Vertical Farming: With Less Water, Over Smaller Areas Vertical farms are also preferred because their food is organic, of high quality and the supply is predictable. Outlook Web Bureau Feb 17, 2021 Land and water are both receding as population of the world goes on increasing, and the responsibility to feed the people is getting harder by the day, which is why experts are suggesting various alternative means, like vertical farming. Vertical farms can be indoors and can be placed ...

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Daily Authority: CES 2021 starts now and here’s what matters, and more 11/01/21 newsletter The annual and now all-digital Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, starts today. It’s a credit to the power of a tech show that brands are lining up to release something new. Yes, there are “only” 1,800 exhibitors compared to the 4,000 or so we see most years, but that’s still a decent result considering the virtue of virtual presentations hasn’t been completely proven. It’s great to tune-in ...

NationofChange Amazon rainforest will collapse by 2064, new study predicts “A forest cannot survive if its canopy needs more than 4 years to recover from a yearly [drought] event.” The future of the world’s largest rainforest looks bleak. A new report for Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development concluded that the Amazon rainforest will collapse and largely become a dry, shrubby plain by 2064. Development, deforestation and the climate crisis are to bl...

Close Totally undomesticated animals such as kangaroos can deliberately communicate with human beings, reversing the script on the notion of deliberate association from animals to humans, just transpiring with occurring in animals such as horses, goats, or dogs. Such an animal behavior has been shown in a study published in the Biology Letters journal. Specifically, the study found that kangaroos could "talk to humans" using a unique gaze. This new investigation engaged kangaroos, also known ...