After more than a century, a long-lost species is back in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. This South American mammal, once thought extinct in the region, has made an extraordinary return, stunning scientists and conservationists alike.| The Daily Galaxy - Great Discoveries Channel
For decades, scientists couldn’t explain why orange cats are so uniquely colored—or why most of them are male. Now, a surprising genetic twist might finally have cracked the code.| The Daily Galaxy - Great Discoveries Channel
For over two centuries, Scotland’s Highlands have been without one of their most formidable apex predators. Now, scientists suggest that bringing wolves back could do more than restore nature’s balance—it might also help combat climate change in a surprising way. But not everyone is convinced. Would this bold ecological experiment heal the land, or create chaos for farmers and local industries? The answer might redefine the future of Scotland’s wilderness.| The Daily Galaxy - Great Discoveries Channel
Beneath the icy expanse of western Antarctica, a hidden volcanic rift stirs silently, its activity shrouded by a 2-kilometer-thick sheet of ice. Scientists warn this geological force could trigger a chain reaction of melting and eruptions, potentially accelerating global sea-level rise. As ice continues to vanish at alarming rates, could this unseen threat hold the key to Earth’s climate future? The implications stretch far beyond Antarctica, yet much remains unaccounted for.| The Daily Galaxy - Great Discoveries Channel
