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How Fast Can a Cheetah Run?
Cheetahs, pronghorn, peregrine falcons, and the world’s fastest fish easily outstrip even elite athletes. We look at how they run, swim, and fly as fast as they do.
Why is Noise Pollution a Nightmare for Nature?
A pain in the wing. Or the fin. Officially, noise pollution is ‘any unwanted or disturbing sounds that affect the health and well-being of humans and other organisms’. High in the sky, deep in the ocean, covering anything from traffic to construction, underwater sonar to boat engines and aeroplanes – if it’s loud and human-made, it’s in the club.
Why Are Birds Disappearing?
Everywhere, birds are becoming quieter – and it’s not just island species in trouble. Fortunately, we know how to stem the losses of our feathered friends.
Blinded by the Light: Pollution in the Skies
Blinded by the light pollution: the artificial answer to nature’s sudden confusion