Step into the paws of a bold lab rat on a desperate escape to freedom. Leave your scars and past behind using your wits: manipulate the environment, use makeshift tools, and sniff out the right path to the exit in this chaotic stealth, puzzle, and platforming adventure.

Step into the paws of a bold lab rat on a desperate escape to freedom. Leave your scars and past behind using your wits: manipulate the environment, use makeshift tools, and sniff out the right path to the exit in this chaotic stealth, puzzle, and platforming adventure.

Krašto apsaugos ministerija pranešė, kad Lietuvoje pradėta testuoti bandomąją „SkyFortress“ oro erdvės stebėjimo sistemą, kurią sukūrė Ukraina. Sistema skirta aptikti žemai skrendančius dronus ar spar… · Photo : CC BY · Europeana

Autore: Ilona Bērziņa “Mazie ražotāji grib attīstīties, kļūt labāki, viņiem ir mērķi. Man visvairāk patīk tieši šis ražotāju lepnums,” par produktu kvalitātes konkursu “Novada Garša 2026” saka Latvija...

One of the most intelligent, bold, and unmistakable birds in our avifauna: the Eurasian Magpie (*Pica pica*). It is renowned for its plumage—featuring a striking black-and-white contrast with bluish and greenish iridescence on the wings and long tail—as well as for its remarkable capacity for learning and problem-solving. Fun fact: 1.-Harbinger of good luck vs. legendary thief: While European popular culture often associates the bird with raiding nests or collecting shiny objects—hence the famous Italian name *Gazza ladra* ("thieving magpie"), popularized by Rossini's opera—in Chinese culture (*Xǐquè*), its name literally means "bird of joy" or "good-luck magpie." Hearing or seeing a magpie in China is traditionally considered an omen of good news or the arrival of cherished guests. 2.-Chatterboxes and chatterers: In French (*Pie bavarde*; where *bavarde* means talkative or chatty), its name alludes to its constant, noisy repertoire of calls, clicks, and alarm signals used to warn forest wildlife of the presence of predators. 3.-Long-tailed morphology and taxonomy: In Portuguese (*Pega-rabuda*; where *rabuda* means long-tailed), one of its most striking physical characteristics during flight is highlighted. Meanwhile, the repetitive scientific name *Pica pica* derives directly from the Latin *pica*, the term ancient Romans used for this bird due to its mottled or pied (black and white) plumage. 🇪🇸 Urraca Común / Urraca / Pica 🇫🇷 Pie bavarde 🇩🇪 Elster 🇮🇹 Gazza / Gazza ladra 🇵🇹 Pega-rabuda / Pega 🇷🇺 Сорока (Soroka) 🇨🇳 喜鹊 (Xǐquè) 🇯🇵 カササギ (Kasasagi) 🇵🇱 Sroka / Sroka zwyczajna

Dirigió durante años el grupo de investigación Gestión, Aprovechamiento y Recuperación de Suelos y Aguas (GARSA) de la UPCT, desde el que impulsó investigaciones relativas a la contaminación de…

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