Cancun sharks run foreign tourists out of the sea
Cancun sharks drive out of the sea the foreign tourists, who had intended to take a dip in the crystal clear waters, instead, they got a tremendous scare.
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The Top Priorities for Mexico's New President
On June 3, Mexico chose Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo as president, marking a historic first. With a strong lead, she brings academic and political experience. Key challenges include health system consolidation and security.
How Cows Can Combat Climate Change (With a Dash of Lemon)
Cows are major methane emitters, hurting the environment. But scientists are finding ways to reduce this impact. By tailoring cattle diets and even trying out additives like lemon tea, researchers are working on creating a more sustainable future for beef and dairy production.
How a Knee Injury Launched Rogelio Ramírez's Water Polo Career
Rogelio de Jesús Ramírez Muñoz, captain of Guanajuato U-18 water polo team, led victories at the CONADE 2024 Nationals, defeating Nuevo León and UNAM. Despite starting in soccer, an injury led him to water polo, where his leadership and unity inspired his team.
Mexico's Tabebuia Rosea in Folklore and Fact
In Mexico, the Tabebuia Rosea tree is a powerful guardian and symbol of spring. It fights cyclones and sheds flowers as a defense tactic. With its pink blooms, it embodies both strength and beauty, like a warrior in a guayabera shirt.