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- 1Wildlife photographer captures elusive short-toed treecreeper●El # agateadoreuropeo (certhia brachydactyla) no se deja fotografiar fácilmente, se mueve con rapidez y se camufla en el
A photographer has shared images of a short-toed treecreeper (Certhia brachydactyla), a small bird known for being difficult to photograph because it moves quickly and blends into tree bark. The post notes the challenge of capturing its profile and celebrates the lucky shot. Nature and birdwatching communities online are engaging with the images, sharing appreciation for the photograph.
- 2Climate change is altering the smell of rain, scientists say▼https:// archive.ph/NuflJ Please no! https://www. scientificamerican.com/article /how-climate-change-is-altering-petrich
A Scientific American article reports that climate change is altering petrichor, the earthy smell that rises after rainfall, which comes from soil compounds and plant oils. The piece warns that shifts in temperature and rainfall patterns, along with changes in soil microbes and insects, could make this familiar scent rarer or different, prompting readers to share the story with dismay.
- 3Starbucks Japan launches Halloween 'purple cat' Frappuccino●『幻の パープルキャット 黒＆ 白の猫耳 フラペ登場』 【スタバ新作】ハロウィンは“幻のパープルキャット” 黒＆白の猫耳フラペ登場 https://www. sankei.com/article/20261006-VK WBDVBTUFLJ
Starbucks Japan has introduced a Halloween-themed Frappuccino inspired by a mysterious 'purple cat', served with black and white cat-ear decorations. The seasonal drink is being promoted as a rare, phantom-like treat for the Halloween period, and Japanese news coverage and social media users are sharing the launch ahead of the holiday.