Learn more about the bearded vulture, which historically accumulated human-made materials such as strings, baskets, and bolts in the cliffs of southern Spain.

Turtles, those resilient marine reptiles known for their longevity, are exhibiting remarkable adaptability in the face of the pressing challenges posed by climate change. With temperatures on the rise, these creatures are shifting their nesting seasons earlier each year, emerging as vital indicators of how species can respond to environmental changes. Adapting to a Warmer World Recent studies focusing on green and loggerhead turtles in Cyprus shed light on how these species are adjusting their reproductive timings in response to increasing ocean temperatures.