Articles for author: Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Black Dog Turns White

Solid Black Dog Turns White Due to Rare Genetic Condition

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Discover the incredible story of Buster, a black dog from Oklahoma who turned completely white due to vitiligo. Buster’s Unexpected Transformation Buster is a cute four-year-old dog from Oklahoma. But he has undergone a surprising change that has caught the attention of many.  He was initially recognized for his solid black coat. But as time ...

How Bison Could Be the Natural Solution to Wildfire Management

How Bison Could Be the Natural Solution to Wildfire Management

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

As wildfires increasingly ravage large swathes of land across the globe, scientists and conservationists are turning to an unexpected ally: the European bison. Recent studies and conservation efforts in Spain suggest that these majestic creatures could play a crucial role in managing the overgrown vegetation that fuels wildfires. The Bison’s Role in Ecosystem Management Bison ...

10 Diseases Affecting Wildlife and How Biotechnology Fights Them

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Wildlife diseases are disorders found in wild animals that can significantly impact ecosystems, biodiversity, and even human health. Understanding these diseases is crucial for conservation efforts, as many species face increasing threats from various pathogens. In this article, we will explore ten significant diseases affecting wildlife and how biotechnology aims to combat them. White-Nose Syndrome ...

Cutting-Edge Sound Technology Becomes Lifeline for Endangered Species

Cutting-Edge Sound Technology Becomes Lifeline for Endangered Species

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Scientists at the University of Warwick and the University of New South Wales have pioneered a breakthrough method to analyze animal sounds, leveraging technology traditionally used to study brain waves. This novel approach promises to enhance conservation efforts for endangered species like elephants, whales, and birds. Accurate Population Estimations By analyzing animal sounds, researchers can ...

Yawning baby monkey.

The Connection Between Epigenetics and Animal Health

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Epigenetics is a fascinating field that explores how external factors can influence gene activity without changing the underlying DNA sequence. In animals, these changes can significantly impact health, behavior, and development. By understanding the role of epigenetics, we can uncover new ways to improve animal care, prevent diseases, and manage environmental challenges. Understanding Epigenetics Epigenetics ...

Orca Imitate Human Speech

Listen: Orca Imitate Human Speech

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

In this extraordinary display of the cognitive abilities of orcas, a video titled “Listen to these Orca whales imitate human speech” unveils the remarkable capacity of these marine mammals to mimic sounds, including those made by humans.  The focus of this groundbreaking experiment is Wikie, a killer whale who demonstrates an uncanny ability to replicate ...

The baby woolly mammoth in situ Government of Yukon

30000 Year Old Baby Mammoth Discovered by Gold Miner in Yakon

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Let’s discover the incredible find of a 30000-year-old baby woolly mammoth, perfectly preserved in Yukon’s permafrost. This extraordinary find enriches our understanding of Ice Age fauna and symbolizes a step towards reconciling relationships among the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in people, miners, and scientists. The Discovery of Nun Cho-ga On a routine day in June, Travis Mudry’s mining ...