NEWS / Environment

In the north of Cap de Creus, a colourful fish has suddenly appeared.

According to the website of UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, the Mediterranean region is a densely populated area with zones prone to seismic and volcanic activity, so the risk of small tsunamis in the northeast Atlantic Ocean and its adjacent seas, such as the Mediterranean, must be taken into account.

Recently, in the United States, secret, minuscule communication devices were discovered in Chinese inverters that control solar panels.

A 47-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday with two tiny orangutans in plastic baskets in Bangkok.

Saudi Arabia, Texas, Iraq... breathtaking sandstorms are spreading everywhere.

A 68-year-old woman died on Saturday evening after taking a walk post-sunset in the well-known Kruger National Park in South Africa.

The Animal Care Centers of New York City (ACC) reported this week about a severe case of animal abuse they encountered this month.

A recent study by the Seismological Society of America reveals the concerts that have shaken the planet the most.

Measurements in the 28 most populous cities in the United States show that 20% of the surface area is slowly sinking. It poses risks for approximately 34 million people.

A digital reconstruction sheds light on elements never studied before.

The Flemish boys David (19) and Seppe (18) have been given a second chance by the Kenyan judge. He sentenced them only to a fine of one million Kenyan shillings (about 7,000 euros) and they avoid imprisonment. As soon as this fine is paid, they will be allowed to leave Kenya.

The Cosmos 482 probe, which has been drifting in orbit for over 50 years, could crash on Earth.