If the dinosaurs did not become extinct, what would our world be like today?

If the dinosaurs did not become extinct, what would our world be like today?

Herbert Huffner Public Information, Wildlife & Nature December 17, 2022
Have You Ever Wondered What Our World Would Be Like If The Dinosaurs Had Not Gone Extinct?  Sixty-six million years ago, an asteroid with the power of 10 billion atomic bombs hit Earth and changed…
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People's chosen finalists of wildlife photography competition 2022

People’s chosen finalists of wildlife photography competition 2022

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature December 9, 2022
The Natural History Museum Has Selected The Top 25 Photos That Will Be Voted On To Win The 2022 People’s Choice Award For Best Wildlife Photographer. The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition winners were…
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The sad image of flamingos lost in the Miankale lagoon won the environmental photography competition of the year

The sad image of flamingos lost in the Miankale lagoon won the environmental photography competition of the year

Herbert Huffner Photography, Wildlife & Nature December 9, 2022
With The Announcement Of The Winners Of The Environmental Photographer Of The Year, The Disturbing Image Of The Scene Of The Death Of Thousands Of Dead Birds In The Iranian Wetland Affected People. The 2022…
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Crows Have Another Skill That Was Once Thought To Be Unique To Humans

Crows Have Another Skill That Was Once Thought To Be Unique To Humans

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature November 5, 2022
In A New Study, Researchers Have Shown That Crows Have A Special Ability That Is One Of The Key Features Of Grammar; Of Course, Not All Scientists Are Convinced. Crows are among the most intelligent animals.…
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European Wildlife Photography Contest Winners

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature November 5, 2022
Mike Korostelev, A Russian Photographer, Won The European Wildlife Photographer Of The Year 2022 With His Photo Of Underwater Hippos. The European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2022 competition organized by the German Nature Photography…
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How Many Ants Are There On The Ground?

How Many Ants Are There On The Ground? The Number Of Ants On Earth

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature September 28, 2022
According To A New Study By Researchers, The Number Of Ants On Earth Is Much Higher Than Previous Estimates. Have you ever wondered exactly how many ants live on Earth? New research provides an approximate…
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Why Does The Queen Ant Live Five Times Longer Than The Workers?

Why Does The Queen Ant Live Five Times Longer Than The Workers?

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature September 15, 2022
Queen Ants Live For Many Years, While Workers Live Only A Few Months. Scientists Have Recently Discovered A Possible Reason For This. The workers of one species of ant engage in a brutal all-out battle to…
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How Did Mammals Become Large Creatures After The End Of The Age Of Dinosaurs?

How Did Mammals Become Large Creatures After The End Of The Age Of Dinosaurs?

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature September 10, 2022
The Extinction Of The Dinosaurs Left An Ecological Void That Large Mammals Quickly filled. But How Did Our Ancient Ancestors Grow In Size So Quickly? Roughly 62 million years ago, just four million years after…
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The Oldest African Dinosaur Was Discovered In Zimbabwe

The Oldest African Dinosaur Was Discovered In Zimbabwe

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature September 3, 2022
A 230-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil Has Been Discovered In Zimbabwe, Considered The Oldest Known Dinosaur In Africa. A new study suggests that the oldest dinosaur species ever discovered in Africa (and one of the oldest dinosaur…
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The Most Amazing Birds On Earth Will Be The First Species In Line For Extinction

The Most Amazing Birds On Earth Will Be The First Species In Line For Extinction

Herbert Huffner Wildlife & Nature August 11, 2022
The Biodiversity Crisis Directly Affects Certain Members Of The Bird Family; As A Result, We Will Face A Simple And Uniform Future Of Birds Of The Same Shape. Giant Ekras deserves its nickname. The length of…
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