Kuala Lumpur: between urban verticality and living memory
At the heart of the Malay Peninsula, Kuala Lumpur rises where two rivers meet: the
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Kea Parrot: The Intelligence of New Zealand’s Alpine Heights
In New Zealand’s Southern Alps, a bold parrot defies cold and wind. The kea (Nestor
Patagonia’s Glaciers: Vanishing Giants of the Southern Andes
Article by Damien Lafon – Photography by Svetlana Markoff Located between 41° and 56° south
Why Do Toucans Have Such a Large Beak?
Colorful, curious, and iconic, toucans evoke both admiration and wonder. Their oversized and vividly colored
Climate: What Is a Marine Heatwave?
Marine heatwaves, still little known to the general public, have been on the rise since
Viscacha, the Silent Watcher of the Andes
In the arid highlands of the Andes, a small figure emerges between two rocks. Ears
The African Leopard: A Stealthy Predator at the Heart of the Savannahs
Stealthy, powerful, and remarkably adaptable, the African leopard (Panthera pardus pardus) remains one of the
Ijen, the reverse side of the crater
In East Java, the Ijen volcano draws hikers, scientists, and curious travelers every night to
Plain of Jars in Laos, a land of enigmas and scars
In the province of Xieng Khouang, in northern Laos, lies a place unlike any other.
The Kingfisher: A Blue Flash Along Europe’s Rivers
A blue flash skims the surface of the water. Within a second, it vanishes. This
New Zealand sea lions
On the remote shores of New Zealand’s South Island and in the cold waters of
Trunyan, the Village Where the Dead Rest in the Open Air
On the shores of Lake Batur, in the heart of Bali, Trunyan preserves a unique
Why do proboscis monkeys have big noses?
The proboscis monkey of Borneo captivates with its long nose, amphibious gait, and echoing calls
The Caracara: An Unconventional Raptor
Across the vast open landscapes of the Americas, one raptor stands out for its behavior,
Xijiang: A Miao Village Balancing Heritage and Modern Tourism
In the mountainous southwest of China, the Miao village of Xijiang is known as one
Hippopotamus: the weight of a giant, the fragility of an ecosystem
In the humid plains of sub-Saharan Africa, the hippopotamus moves between two worlds. It spends
Laos: Asian Elephant and the Protection of a National Symbol
Once called the Land of a Million Elephants, Laos is now facing a far more
Jökulsárlón, Iceland’s glacial lagoon, carved by icebergs
Located on Iceland’s southeastern coast, Jökulsárlón is a glacier lagoon that reflects the rapid transformation
Koalas in Peril: What Actions Are Being Taken for Their Survival in Australia?
Among Australia’s iconic species, the koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) holds a special place. This arboreal marsupial,
Bali: The Rituals of Nyepi, Ogoh-Ogoh, and Melasti
In Bali, New Year Doesn’t Mean Parties or Crowds. Quite the opposite, it begins with
Luang Prabang: What Does the Festival of Lights Celebrate in Laos?
Each year, at the end of the rainy season, Luang Prabang lights up with thousands
The African Elephant : The Largest Land Animal Under Threat
The African elephant (Loxodonta africana) is the largest living land animal. This impressive mammal can
Clownfish: Symbiosis and Mutualism
The clownfish (Amphiprioninae) lives in the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific. Its association with sea
The Bajau of Kota Kinabalu: A story between land and sea
In Kota Kinabalu, the capital of the Malaysian state of Sabah, a maritime community maintains