The animal swam more than 3 kilometres across major ocean currents A coyote, like the one in this stock photo, amazed scientists after swimming more than three kilometres across San Francisco Bay to reach Alcatraz Island on Jan. 24. (Harry Collins Photography/Shutterstock) Camilla Fox has been fascinated by wild canines for …
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Here’s why you don’t need to worry about a ‘super’ El Niño — yet
Climate models call for what could be a strong to ‘super’ El Niño brewing this summer This map plots areas of sea surface temperature that are higher (red) or lower (blue) than normal. The large red ‘tongue’ that extends west from South America is part of the characteristic pattern of …
Read More »Cleaning out the shed or cottage for spring? Here’s how to protect yourself from hantavirus
Disease can spread to humans when particles from dried rodent droppings are inhaled In Canada, the rodents that have been known to carry hantavirus are typically found in rural and wooded areas. (Robert Corrigan/Columbia University) As Canadians embark on spring cleaning, public health officials are advising them to take steps to …
Read More »Do a tick check every time you spend time outside, Guelph and area health unit says
Health unit also encourages people to report ticks to keep tabs on where arachnids are popping up It’s almost always tick season now, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health says in updated guidance. The health unit recommends anytime the temperature is above freezing, people should check themselves, their children or their pets for …
Read More »Which rodents carry hantavirus in Canada? Your questions answered
CBC News put some of your most asked hantavirus questions to the experts Port vessels accompany the MV Hondius as it departs the Granadilla port after all passengers were evacuated in Tenerife, part of the Canary Islands, Spain, on Monday. (Chris McGrath/Getty Images) Now that most of the passengers from a …
Read More »Guelph, Ont., student’s squirrel obsession earns her spot at Canada-wide science competition
Kira Egete, who studied squirrels’ colour vision, will be among 400 students at Edmonton event Kira Egete, a Grade 10 student at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic High School in Guelph, Ont., developed a science project examining how squirrels respond to different colours. Her work has earned her a spot …
Read More »Flowers aren’t just pretty. They are powerful architects of life on Earth
Biologists reveal the evolutionary role of flowers Flowers are for sale at the municipal market in Cartago, Costa Rica. (Yuri Cortez/AFP via Getty Images) Mother’s Day is a time to recognize everything moms do — and for many, that appreciation is often expressed through the gift of flowers. Known for their …
Read More »A marmot mystery: southern species pops up in northern B.C.
Yellow-bellied marmot spotted living at the University of Northern British Columbia campus A yellow-bellied marmot has moved into a burrow on the University of Northern British Columbia’s campus in Prince George. (Submitted by Roy Rea) A yellow-bellied marmot, which typically lives in southern B.C., has somehow found its way to the …
Read More »A look back at David Attenborough’s work as he turned 100
7 decade career included ‘Zoo Quest,’ ‘Life on Earth’ and ‘Blue Planet’ British nature documentarian David Attenborough turned 100 on Friday. (Sir David Attenborough/BBC/Reuters) Britain’s David Attenborough, who has for decades been the world’s most authoritative voice on the natural world and whose documentaries have been watched by hundreds of …
Read More »Alaska landslide set off CN Tower-sized tsunami last year — and a warning for B.C.
Scale of the Tracy Arm Fjord tsunami shows the catastrophic potential of such waves, researcher says An oblique aerial photo of a landslide south of Juneau, Alaska, at the terminus of South Sawyer Glacier, and Tracy Arm Fjord is seen on Aug. 13, 2025. The trim line along the far …
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