Empathy training for security guards reveals cougars and sloths in Ecuador’s campus forests
A six-hour empathy-based sensitisation course for security guards at ESPOL University in Ecuador boosted wildlife knowledge by 163 percent and ...
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The Whispering Return of Ecuador’s Jambato Frog Reveals a Hidden Acoustic World
Researchers have described for the first time the faint, whisper-like calls of Ecuador's once-extinct jambato frog, revealing a three-call repertoire ...
New coffee snake species discovered in Ecuador’s cloud forests and Schmidt’s snake revalidated
Scientists have described a new species of coffee snake from the cloud forests of northwestern Ecuador and revalidated the long-lost ...
Two New Recluse Spider Species Discovered Hiding in the Ecuadorian Andes
Researchers have described two new species of recluse spiders from the Ecuadorian Andes, one found living in and around homes ...
Bees Near Cities Carry More Microplastics, Ecuador Study Finds
A study of nine apiaries around Gualaceo, Ecuador, shows honeybees carry significant microplastic loads that decrease significantly with distance from ...
Hidden Treefrog Species Unmasked in Ecuador’s Chocó Rainforest After Decades of Mistaken Identity
A new treefrog species, Dendropsophus cannatellai, has been described from Ecuador's Chocó region after genetic, morphological, and acoustic evidence revealed ...
One Famous Snake Becomes Ten: Eyelash Viper Split Reveals Hidden Species Across Latin America
A comprehensive genetic and morphological revision has split the iconic eyelash palm-pitviper into ten distinct species, including five new to ...
New Rain Frog Species Uncovered in Ecuador’s Cloud Forests Reveals Hidden Evolutionary Radiation
Scientists have described a new rain frog species from Ecuador's Cerro Candelaria and revealed that the upper Rio Pastaza watershed ...
New Ecuador Orchid Species Revealed in Threatened Cloud Forests
A newly described orchid species, Pleurothallis pembertonii, has been identified in the lower montane cloud forests of northwestern Ecuador, adding ...
Black snook larvae offer a first test of hatchery farming in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
Pilot-scale trials in Ecuador produced nearly 18,000 black snook juveniles, but cannibalism, parasites, and deformities reveal the bottlenecks ahead.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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