Beware Of Parasite: Drug-Resistant Dog Hookworm Is Now Untreatable
Frequent deworming at dog-racing tracks and kennels has allowed the hookworm to mutate and spread.
Environment
New ‘Microflier’ Is A Winged Microchip The Size Of A Grain Of Sand
The smallest-ever flying structure can be used to monitor air pollution and disease and dissolves harmlessly after use.
Leo DiCaprio Invests In Israeli Cultivated Meat Pioneer
Aleph Farms creates real meat using cellular agriculture rather than slaughtered animals.
The Atlantic Forest, One Of The Richest In Global Biodiversity, Is Plagued By Wildfires
Dry weather, human neglect and deforestation are responsible for the rising number of fires.
Just Eats Won’t Shoot Won’t Breed: Pandas Living In The Lap Of Luxury ‘Too Lazy’ For Sex
Perfect environment created for wild pandas has made them too comfortable to feel the urge to breed, says report.
Israeli-Grown Vanilla Aims To Disrupt The Industry
Startup delivers what it describes as a dramatically better bean.
VIDEO: Siamese Swims: Super Rare Baby Crocs Take To The Water
Critically endangered hatchlings caught on camera for the first time in more than a decade in Cambodia.
Food, Water, Culture Focus Of Groundbreaking Israeli, Moroccan Study
Scientific research in the areas of agriculture, water, energy and ecological restoration are part of the collaboration.
Baby Elephants Orphaned By Poachers Still Struggle To Survive With New Herds
Even if the elephants are adopted by other tusker families, their survival rates are poor.