Biodiversity

Biodiversity

Nature: what is the ocean swell and why is it so dangerous?

The swell is formed by perfectly sinusoidal waves, regular, parallel, of great length and amplitude and capable of producing dizziness. Read more here.

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Bees, a prodigy of nature, and the pollinating insect par excellence

Bees belong to the superfamily Apoidea, which comprises about 20,000 species, grouped into 11 families. Eight of these families live in Mexico.

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Bagasse and Vinasse: Tequila industry and waste generation

This article makes an analysis of the future of the waste generated by the tequila industry, focusing on the use and exploitation of Bagasse and Vinasse.

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Tuberose: for ornamental use and in essential oils

Discover why among the native plants that Mexico has given to ornamental gardening, the tuberose stands out for its beauty, fragrance, and ease of cultivation.

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Made in Mexico: What about Mexicans by nature?

Apart from the products that it has bequeathed the world, the nation has many more with a denomination of origin Made in Mexico. Here's the explanation.

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Copal tree resin gives breath to native cultures in Mexico

A tree from the low deciduous forests of Mexico, it spills aromatic resin of cultural, economic, social and mystical importance. Discover the copal plant.

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The importance of biodiversity

Discover how biodiversity is responsible for ensuring the balance of ecosystems worldwide, and the human species depends on it for survival.

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Drones: wildlife and habitat observation from the air

Although drones were originally developed and employed for military purposes, they are now used for many other tasks and objectives from the air.

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Purpura pansa: A story of color, dyes, and snail that inhabits all of Mexico's Pacific coastal states

This color was obtained from the Purpura pansa snail, whose dye is fixed by the combined action of oxygen and light. It was also appreciated for its shell.

Biodiversity

Aquaculture, production, and conservation of aquatic organisms

Aquaculture is an activity that consists of the cultivation and production of freshwater or saltwater aquatic organisms. It is also called aquaculture.

Hurricanes

Natural disaster risk reduction, a shared responsibility

Hazard, exposure, and vulnerability together will define the existence or not of a disaster and its impacts. According to the UN, Mexico is a country with a high propensity to suffer natural disasters. Find out more.

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Bird migration at risk and World Migratory Bird Day

The populations of birds are declining. Their orientation is based on the sun, landmarks, river basins, coasts, or mountains; nocturnal birds recognize the direction in which they are flying thanks to constellations. World Migratory Bird Day is celebrated this year on Saturday, October 9.

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Mexico's water challenge, climate change, and its major impacts

The problem of the water challenge in Mexico is further aggravated by climate change and its major effects on water resources.

Business

Corn, the great Mexican invention for the world

Highlighting the high value of corn, being an invention of Mexico, after being domesticated 10,000 years ago by ancient pre-Hispanic populations, from a wild seed known as teocintle.

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What to do before, during, and after a hurricane

In Mexico, the hurricane season runs from May to November and there are an average of 25 hurricanes per year, of which four regularly enter Mexican territory. Follow the corresponding indications so that residents can be prepared for emergencies before, during, and after a hurricane.

Biodiversity

Rainy season favors crocodile activity and interaction (attacks)

There is an increased risk of crocodile encounters and possible crocodile attacks on domestic animals or people if their space is invaded.