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Most people do not start their day filming a moose walking around a light post for five minutes. But the CBC's Jordan Gill, up earlier than most for his shift with Information Morning Fredericton on Friday, saw the strange behaviour from his home in Red Rock, near Stanley, New Brunswick, and filmed it on his phone. CBC shared the video, over six minutes long, with some wildlife experts. Graham Forbes, a biologist with the University of New Brunswick, said the moose in the video is likely ex...

A moose caught on camera circling a light post near Stanley, New Brunswick, was likely experiencing neurological problems caused by a parasite that got into the animal's spinal cord and brain, says a University of New Brunswick biologist.

Ovens, hobs, refrigerators, coffee machines, steam cabinets... The brand boasts 12 product ranges to satisfy customers in search of beauty, performance and durability. Born in Switzerland, the family business is still run by the Buhofer family, with a history linked to the canton of Zug, where the

A new deep learning AI tool generates life-like birdsongs to train bird identification tools, helping ecologists to monitor rare species.

Scientific research now paints a clearer picture of the implications of melting glaciers on humans, diverse species, and the ecosystems they inhabit. A

Scientific research now paints a clearer picture of the implications of melting glaciers on humans, diverse species, and the ecosystems they inhabit. A

Jean-Baptiste Bosson(NEW YORK) -- Scientists are beginning to better understand the consequences of melting glaciers on humans, species of all kinds and the ecosystem in which they live. Glaciers are disappearing all over the world due to climate change, and the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world. Under a high-emissions scenario, half of the area covered by glaciers outside the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets could disappear by the end of the century -- a retreat the si...

Swakopmund is set to host Africa’s first-ever green hydrogen power plant.

HDF Energy has reached a further step in the development of Zimbabwes first high-powered green hydrogen power plant by singing an MoU with ZETDC

French independent power producer HDF Energy plans to build Zimbabwes first green hydrogen energy plant in 2024 under an agreement with power utility ZETDC.The...