Our planet is called the “blue planet” because it appears that way in satellite photos. It is the large bodies of water, the hydrosphere, that give this colour to the planet we are part of. Water is the most abundant component in all living things that inhabit the planet, from […]
Rossella Faleni
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European hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus L. – Photo by Andrea Blankenstijn With the arrival of spring, the days getting longer every day and the temperatures becoming increasingly milder, the Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus L.) awakens; winter sleep, which in our climates can last from November to March, has not been continuous, but […]
What story is this? It is perhaps the most important story for the biodiversity of our planet! The history of a planet which at a certain point, around 460 million years ago, when most of the emerged lands were united in the supercontinent Gondwana, saw its rocks, until then marked […]