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Wolves May Be Pollinators as Well as Predators, Study Suggests

Wolves May Be Pollinators as Well as Predators, Study Suggests

Biologist Claudio Sillero first observed a curious behavior among Ethiopian wolves in the 1980s: these carnivores were licking the flowers of the red hot poker plant, native to Ethiopia’s highlands. New research now confirms this behavior and suggests that these wolves might act as unexpected pollinators. Published in Ecology in November, the study documents Ethiopian […]
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South Florida’s Beachfront Buildings Sinking Faster Than Expected, Research Finds

South Florida’s Beachfront Buildings Sinking Faster Than Expected, Research Finds

A team of scientists in Germany and the United States has found that many tall, heavy buildings along South Florida’s coast are sinking into the earth much faster than expected. The researchers compared several years of satellite images to glean more information about continuing subsidence — where the altitude of a piece of land becomes […]
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Reimagining Physical Retail: Where the Future of Shopping Actually Happens

Reimagining Physical Retail: Where the Future of Shopping Actually Happens

After a decade of algorithmic recommendations and infinite-scroll fatigue, physical retail is offering something the digital world can’t quite crack. Those at the cutting edge of this transformation show how stores can become spaces for building sustainable businesses—creating clear opportunities in an industry racing to evolve. Sustainable fashion’s growth story? It’s happening IRL Neighbouring the […]
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