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There are only 36 beautiful wild cats like this in the world 😞
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Greenland is spectacular and the red sails expeditions are stunning
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The Orange #oakleaf, Indian oakleaf, or Dead Leaf #butterfly (Kallima inachus), is striking for its beauty and boasts incredible camouflage.
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🔸#Climate_change killed off #Neanderthals, study says
◾️#Homo_sapiens' closest relatives, the #Neanderthals, died off approximately 40,000 years ago, but the exact cause is still up for debate. Now, a new study suggests that #climate_change was a bigger part in their extinction than previously believed.
▪️The evidence is there that Europe experienced stark cold and dry spells, putting a strain on Neanderthals' food supply and ability to survive. Thanks to a group of researchers looking at stalagmites in Romania, we may have proof this was indeed the case.
◾️“For many years we have wondered what could have caused their demise," said Dr. Vasile Erse, a co-author of the study and a senior lecturer at Northumbria University, in a statement. "Were they pushed ‘over the edge’ by the arrival of modern humans, or were other factors involved? Our study suggests that #climate_change may have had an important role in the #Neanderthal_extinction.”
By Chris Ciaccia| Fox News
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http://www.foxnews.com/science/2018/08/30/climate-change-killed-off-neanderthals-study-says.html
◾️#Homo_sapiens' closest relatives, the #Neanderthals, died off approximately 40,000 years ago, but the exact cause is still up for debate. Now, a new study suggests that #climate_change was a bigger part in their extinction than previously believed.
▪️The evidence is there that Europe experienced stark cold and dry spells, putting a strain on Neanderthals' food supply and ability to survive. Thanks to a group of researchers looking at stalagmites in Romania, we may have proof this was indeed the case.
◾️“For many years we have wondered what could have caused their demise," said Dr. Vasile Erse, a co-author of the study and a senior lecturer at Northumbria University, in a statement. "Were they pushed ‘over the edge’ by the arrival of modern humans, or were other factors involved? Our study suggests that #climate_change may have had an important role in the #Neanderthal_extinction.”
By Chris Ciaccia| Fox News
@Enviro_Climate
http://www.foxnews.com/science/2018/08/30/climate-change-killed-off-neanderthals-study-says.html
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Climate change killed off Neanderthals, study says
Homo sapiens' closest relatives, the Neanderthals, died off approximately 40,000 years ago, but the exact cause is still up for debate. Now, a new study suggests that climate change was a bigger part in their extinction than previously believed.