The first fossil thrips in Africa: this tiny insect pest met its end in a volcanic lake 90 million years ago
Thrips are tiny insects—their sizes range between 0.5mm and 15mm in length and many are shorter than 5mm. But the damage they ...
Worldcrunch on MSN12d
The Okavango Delta, Where Climate Change Is A Blatant And Brutal Reality
In Botswana's Okavango Delta — declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014 — warming trends over the past two decades are approximately twice the global average.
The Australian26d
Want to see the world’s most exotic wildlife? Botswana is an animal-lover’s paradise
Suffice to say the islands are rich with bird life. Dinner and a show at Savute ... 375 H&H Magnum rifle, designed back in 1912, Kalahari bushman named Tao and his mate Days take us on a three ...
Volume One13d
IT'S A WILD LIFE: E.C. Photographer Hunts Wildlife With His Lens
Ask wildlife photographer Jim Backus where he’s been and the answer is a bit like that old country song: He’s been everywhere ...
Manchester Journal11d
Northshire Bookstore, Red Fox Community School to host science writer David Toomey
David Toomey’s book, Kingdom of Play, aligns with the mission of Red Fox Community School, and our commitment to fostering a ...
British Baker11d
What are the top trends in bakery this Easter?
Dessert-inspired and pre-filled hot cross buns are among the rising bakery trends for Easter alongside pastel colours and ...
KESQ News10d
‘The birds are back,’ Living Desert set to reopen bird habitats after avian flu precautions
Experts at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens are now rolling back several bird flu precautions for their bird populations. "As we started seeing bird flu spreading throughout the country and ...
The Daily Star8d
Himba village: An oasis of peace in Kalahari
From Namibia, we self-drove through the wild, uncharted landscapes of Botswana and Namibia, exploring the Okavango Delta and the vastness of the Kalahari Desert. It was a journey beyond words that ...