Mars fever, Water buffalo and Jellyfish
February 19, 2021Europe and Mars Exploration
Europe’s first Mars rover is set to set off next year. The ESA's Mars Express has been circling the planet since 2004. It's made amazing discoveries, finding traces of volcanoes and glaciers.
Just Ask!
Why is the Antarctic so important for research? That's what our viewer Maria Mercedes Castellanos Molina in Colombia would like to know.
Studying invasive jellyfish
Warty comb jellyfish, an invasive species, are thriving along Germany's Baltic coast. They probably arrived in ships' water tanks. A team from the Helmholz Centre for Ocean Research is studying the impact of the jellyfish on the eco-system.
Water buffalos in the service of research
For centuries, marshes have been drained to create farmland. Now, some are being reflooded to help protect the climate. That means new challenges for farmers. One is now experimenting with raising water buffalo on fenland. They seem to be thriving.
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