The Science Behind Aesop’s Fabled Menagerie — Mother Jones — Tiny Life

This story was originally published by Undark and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Several chapters into “Aesop’s …

The Science Behind Aesop’s Fabled Menagerie — Mother Jones — Tiny Life

Si vous n’avez pas encore vu ce film magique de 38 secondes – NE LE MANQUEZ PAS ! – L’ami surprise du garçon Yanomami dans la jungle !

garçons Yanomami Mon film de 38 secondes avec Namowë, un garçon Yanomami de la région de l’Alto Orinoco, Amazonas, Venezuela: Namowë et singe dans la…

Si vous n’avez pas encore vu ce film magique de 38 secondes – NE LE MANQUEZ PAS ! – L’ami surprise du garçon Yanomami dans la jungle !

After the fall The old pillars of Russia’s free press have crumbled, but the journalists who ran those publications carry on. Here are their new projects. — Meduza

Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian authorities have imposed military censorship in all but name, annihilating the entire domestic free press. Within a week of Moscow’s “special operation in the Donbas,” the television station Dozhd and radio station Ekho Moskvy both shut down, ending 12 and 32 years, respectively, of independent journalism. In late March, after a 28-year run, the newspaper Novaya Gazeta suspended all reporting until the end of the war, citing warnings from the federal censor. Many of the journalists who worked for these outlets have already fled Russia, but they continue their work at new platforms, on their own channels at YouTube, Telegram, and elsewhere. Here are a few of the most prominent startups and offshoots.
— Read on meduza.io/en/slides/after-the-fall