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Just How Many Galaxies Are in the Universe? - Vimarsana News

Just How Many Galaxies Are in the Universe?

So much about galaxies remains a mystery. We know what they're made of and that we live in one (the Milky Way), but how many galaxies are in the universe?

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Invasive Red Fire Ants From Soil Imports Establish 88 Colonies in Italy with Global Warming Aggravating Spread - Vimarsana News

Invasive Red Fire Ants From Soil Imports Establish 88 Colonies in Italy with Global Warming Aggravating Spread

A new study shows that invasive red fire ants that have been introduced via soil imports have already established 88 colonies in Italy, while global warming is helping the species expand its territory. Read more here.

Red fire ant colonies found in Italy and could spread across Europe, says study - Vimarsana News

Red fire ant colonies found in Italy and could spread across Europe, says study

Researchers identify 88 nests of destructive invasive non-native species near Syracuse in Sicily

Marching One By One: First Red Fire Ant Nests in Europe Found in Sicily - Vimarsana News

Marching One By One: First Red Fire Ant Nests in Europe Found in Sicily

A highly invasive ant species notorious in the Americas for their persistent swarms and stinging bites, red fire ants have finally been detected in Europe. Scientists say they knew that it would happen sooner or later.

Researchers are using monkey poop to learn ho - Vimarsana News

Researchers are using monkey poop to learn ho

Northern muriquis, which live in the Atlantic forest of Brazil, are one of the most endangered species of monkey in the world. To better understand what goes on in the mating lives of muriquis, researchers at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Wisconsin–Madison turned to the monkeys’ poop to help gain insight into how the primates choose their mates.