Rewilding Efforts: Bringing Endangered Species Back to Their Natural Habitats

Rewilding is gaining momentum as a crucial conservation strategy aimed at restoring ecosystems and reviving endangered species. This approach focuses on reintroducing native species into their natural habitats, which have been significantly altered or degraded by human activities. One notable example is the reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone National Park. In the mid-1990s, wolves were…

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The Science Behind Animal Intelligence: Are They Smarter Than We Think?

Recent research is challenging our understanding of animal intelligence, revealing that many species exhibit cognitive abilities previously thought to be unique to humans. Scientists have long debated the extent of animal intelligence, but breakthroughs in the field of animal behavior and neuroscience are providing compelling evidence of advanced mental capabilities in various animals. One of…

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The Role of Animal Shelters in Promoting Responsible Pet Ownership

Animal shelters play a crucial role in promoting responsible pet ownership, beyond merely housing abandoned animals. These organizations are pivotal in educating the public about the responsibilities that come with pet ownership, ensuring that animals find homes where they will be well cared for. Shelters provide comprehensive resources and support to prospective pet owners, including…

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Unique Animal Adaptations: How Creatures Survive in Extreme Environments

In the most challenging environments on Earth, animals have evolved remarkable adaptations to survive. From the icy poles to the scorching deserts, these creatures exhibit extraordinary traits that enable them to thrive where others cannot. The Arctic Tern, for example, undertakes an epic migration of up to 71,000 kilometers annually, adapting to extreme temperature fluctuations…

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UNAIR Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences Visits PT Kelola Mina Laut, Encourages Synergy in Developing Processed Fish Products

PLL302 EKSPLORASI SUMBERDAYA LAUT (2 SKS) Membahas mengenai metabolisme primer dan sekunder organisme biota perairan, bioaktif metabolit dari marine algae, fungi, bacteria, marine invertebrates, separation and isolation techniques, bioaktif biota perairan, biological, toxicological and clinical evaluation. REFERENSI: 1. Bhakuni, D.S. and Rawat, D.S. 2005. Bioactive Marine Natural Products. Anamaya Publishers. New Delhi. India 2. Manitto,…

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Monitoring and Evaluation of Field Work Practices (PKL) as an Implementation of Quality Control and Initiation of Collaboration Opportunities for the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPK) Unair

PLL302 EKSPLORASI SUMBERDAYA LAUT (2 SKS) Membahas mengenai metabolisme primer dan sekunder organisme biota perairan, bioaktif metabolit dari marine algae, fungi, bacteria, marine invertebrates, separation and isolation techniques, bioaktif biota perairan, biological, toxicological and clinical evaluation. REFERENSI: 1. Bhakuni, D.S. and Rawat, D.S. 2005. Bioactive Marine Natural Products. Anamaya Publishers. New Delhi. India 2. Manitto,…

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UNAIR Students Appreciated by PT Berkat Agung Indonesia in PKL Program

PLL302 EKSPLORASI SUMBERDAYA LAUT (2 SKS) Membahas mengenai metabolisme primer dan sekunder organisme biota perairan, bioaktif metabolit dari marine algae, fungi, bacteria, marine invertebrates, separation and isolation techniques, bioaktif biota perairan, biological, toxicological and clinical evaluation. REFERENSI: 1. Bhakuni, D.S. and Rawat, D.S. 2005. Bioactive Marine Natural Products. Anamaya Publishers. New Delhi. India 2. Manitto,…

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The Decline of Indonesia’s Sumatran Tigers: Urgent Conservation Efforts

The Sumatran tiger, the smallest surviving tiger subspecies, is critically endangered. Found only on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, its population has been steadily declining due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. According to recent estimates, fewer than 400 Sumatran tigers remain in the wild. Deforestation driven by agricultural expansion and illegal logging has…

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Exploring the Unique Habitats of Komodo Dragons in Indonesia

Komodo Dragons, the world’s largest lizards, are native to Indonesia, specifically found on the islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, and Gili Motang. These ancient reptiles, often referred to as “living dinosaurs,” have thrived in their unique habitats for millions of years. The harsh and rugged landscapes of these islands, characterized by savannas, forests, and coastal…

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