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10 Amazing Wildlife Crossings Around the World - Vimarsana News

10 Amazing Wildlife Crossings Around the World

Wildlife crossings offer animals an alternative route across busy human traffic and help to alleviate some of the risks they face.

Bengal leads the nation with 10 Biodiversity-Heritage Sites as two more are added in East Midnapore - Vimarsana News

Bengal leads the nation with 10 Biodiversity-Heritage Sites as two more are added in East Midnapore

West Bengal has once again set a precedent in conservation efforts by establishing two new Biodiversity Heritage Sites (BHS) in East Midnapore.

Millions of mischievous Red Crabs found in classrooms, shops and homes during yearly migration - Vimarsana News

Millions of mischievous Red Crabs found in classrooms, shops and homes during yearly migration

Christmas Island, in Western Australia's far northwest, has been overrun by millions of mischievous Red Crabs as they turn up in classrooms, shops and homes during their yearly migration.

Millions of red crabs create traffic jams in Christmas Island as they prepare to breed - Vimarsana News

Millions of red crabs create traffic jams in Christmas Island as they prepare to breed

Some locals were left with no other choice but to use a rake to sweep away the crabs as they swarmed the roads on their journey from the jungle to the coast of Christmas Island.

"Die Weihnachtsinsel und der Palmendieb" - - , Das Erste, 14.07.2021, 03:55 Uhr - Sendung im TV-Programm - TV & Radio - Vimarsana News

"Die Weihnachtsinsel und der Palmendieb" - - , Das Erste, 14.07.2021, 03:55 Uhr - Sendung im TV-Programm - TV & Radio

Die Weihnachtsinsel und der Palmendieb Die Weihnachtsinsel ist nicht mehr als ein winziger Punkt im Indischen Ozean. Hier lebt der Palmendieb, ein Krebs, der bis ein Meter groß ist. Er knackt mit seinen kräftigen Scheren Kokosnüsse und zieht den Menschen das Essen vom Teller. Der Palmendieb ist ein Rüpel mit harter Schale und weichem Kern, wachsamen Facettenaugen und acht Beinen. In der Naturdokumentation über die Trauminsel am Ende der Welt ist er die Hauptfigur. Wer glaubt, dass Krabben auf den Teller gehören oder irgendwo im Meer ein verstecktes Dasein führen, den wird...

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