Category Archives: Onet

Predators of the deep – who is hunting whom?

In the oceanic abysses there is a constant, dramatic struggle for survival. It is dominated [...]

Izabela Łuba

Let’s not believe the fairy tales! What did Ice Age animals really look like?

In the wave of climate change discussion, it's worth recalling that it was the great [...]

Agata Pavlinec

Antarctica – the lost green kingdom

Antarctica, now known as the land of eternal ice and extreme temperatures, holds many secrets. [...]

Zuzanna Olender

In the embrace of anemones. On how clownfish found an ally

In the sea's depths, where light fades and the unknown begins to reign, a remarkable [...]

Agnieszka Hobot

Whale migrations – for up to 265 days a year

Imagine a journey of 265 days, covering nearly 19,000 miles. km. This is the daily [...]

Iwona Szyprowska-Głodzik

How an earthquake changed the course of the Ganges River

The Ganges River, one of the world's most significant rivers, has maintained the steady course [...]

Izabela Łuba

Watch out for plants, they can be very dangerous!

Many of us may not realize that summer walks in Polish meadows and forests can [...]

Iwona Szyprowska-Głodzik

What does Sahara dust have to do with hurricanes?

The interdependencies that govern the world's climate still puzzle meteorologists in many ways. Only now [...]

Agata Pavlinec

Dolphins have been developing echolocation for millions of years

Dolphins have attracted the attention of scientists for centuries, captivated by their ability to echolocate [...]

Iwona Szyprowska-Głodzik

Climate change and the Paris Olympics – a centennial perspective

Held from July 26 to August 11, the Olympic Games in Paris provide the perfect [...]

Agata Pavlinec