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- Mongabay
Why are these lynxes washing their food?
Spanish researchers using camera traps have documented wild Iberian lynxes soaking dead rabbits in water troughs before consumption, a behavior previously unknown in felines. While the exact motivation remains unclear, this novel finding provides new insights into the adaptive habits of an endangered species.
- Inter Press Service
UN and Partners Work to Stabilize Health and WASH Systems in Venezuela Following Deadly Earthquakes
Two months following severe earthquakes in northern and central Venezuela, the United Nations and humanitarian partners are actively repairing overwhelmed health and water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure. These international recovery operations aim to prevent further mortality and restore essential public services across the disaster-affected regions.
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