Doctors and scientists already knew that a junk food diet can harm mental health. But apparently there had been no evidence that eating well could, on the contrary, help… until now.
Food and accommodation in exchange for a few hours of daily agricultural work. It’s not just a passing fashion for alternative travelers but a trend that has been growing year by year.
His name is Jan Is De Man and his works reproduce beautifully detailed, giant bookcases. Their purpose? To promote diversity.
The Ratufa indica is a species of squirrel that lives in the region of Maharashtra, in central-western India. It is not uncommon to meet one of these particular squirrels at the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary, home to a few thousand specimens.
Vitamin D could be a powerful “forgotten” antibiotic. Recent studies show that vitamin D stimulates the production of powerful antimicrobial peptides in numerous cells of the human body, where they directly and quickly destroy the cell walls of viruses and bacteria, including tuberculosis and chronic infections such as pneumonia and cystitis… (more…)
Let’s compare the environmental impact of soy, coconut, rice, almonds, oat milk.
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We all know that bears love honey and would go to great lengths to be able to taste this delicacy, wherever it may be, even at the cost of “stealing” it. In Turkey, engineer Ibrahim Sedef lives and works as a beekeeper. His days were marred by the appearance of a group of bears that systematically destroyed the hives in order to feast on their honey. (more…)
There is a place in the Netherlands which is considered to be among the darkest in the world. It’s called “Dark Sky Park” and is situated in the Boschplaat natural reserve, in Terschelling, one of the western Frisian islands. (more…)
‘Why do people shout in anger shout at each other?’ – Based on a story shared by Malladi Venkata Krishna Murthy. (more…)
Homero Gómez González was 50 years old, was in love with nature and gave his life for it. (more…)
