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Agradeço à Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Centro, I. P. por este belo cartaz, à FAO pela página de recursos. Consultem a maravilhosa infografia da Fugas /  Público .    

Há animais em duas línguas. Séries publicadas no Instagram e no LinkedIN, das seguintes contas: https://www.instagram.com/my.bird.buddy/  https://www.instagram.com/southcarolinaaquarium/  https://www.instagram.com/cumbriawildlifetrust/  Da bióloga Carla Lourenço - https://www.linkedin.com/in/crlourenco/  Cartoon de Rosemary Mosco - https://rosemarymosco.com/comics/bird-and-moon             

Pequeno guia para acertar na mudança de hora:   SMARTPHONE – A hora muda sozinha, é mágico. RÁDIO-DESPERTADOR – Carrega em todos os botões ao mesmo tempo e faz figas. RELÓGIO DE SOL – Desloca a casa para uma latitude de 43,4° Leste. FORNO – Chama um engenheiro (da NASA!) ou espera pela próxima mudança de hora.   Petit guide pour ne pas rater le changement d'heure: SMARTPHONE – L’heure change toute seule, c'est magique. RADIO RÉVEIL – Appuyez sur tous les boutons simultanément, puis croisez les doigts. CADRAN SOLAIRE – Déplacez votre maison d'une latitude de 43,4° Est. FOUR - Appelez un ingénieur de la NASA ou attendez le prochain changement d'heure.   A Quick Guide for Nailing Spring Ahead: SMARTPHONE – The time changes on its own – it’s magic. CLOCK RADIO – Press all the buttons at once, then cross your fingers. SUNDIAL – Move your house 43.4° east. OVEN – Call a NASA engineer or wait for the next time change.    

from bioGraphic magazine   Story by Leah Borts-Kuperman In the spring of 2020, soon after the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic and large parts of the world shut down, newspapers and social media feeds filled with stories of wildlife taking advantage of the sudden absence of people. One of those silver-lining tales came from dolphins in the Tagus River, a waterway that cuts through the Portuguese countryside before draining into the Atlantic Ocean near Lisbon. With a sudden dearth of boats and fishermen, common dolphins ( Delphinus delphis ) could swim, hunt, and forage in the Tagus without restraint, and sightings spiked. The animals, which appeared to be thriving, became a symbol of hope in a desperate time. But nearly six years after the lockdown lull, experts say Portugal ’ s main shipping port probably won ’ t be able to hold on to this iconic species for much longer. Common dolphins have been recorded in the Tagus for centuries, ...

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After a weekend where the temperature here in Western Europe have fallen by 10 degrees C, for crying out loud!