Parution ESPAGNE – On the trail of a honeybees serial killer… by Pascal Goethgeluck
Crocodile, « the Time machine »
The crocodile farm of Pierrelatte, known for its lush and exotic locales and his crocodile ever more numerous and larger, contains a lesser-known facet.This is his involvement in scientific research. Since its inception in 1994 scientists are invited to study under any seams these cousins of the dinosaurs.
Photos and text by Pascal Goetgheluck/LightMediation
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Parution ESPAGNE – Crocodiles, machines à remonter le temps, par Pascal Goetgheluck
Rebirth of the collections
The Natural History Museum of Paris has just acquired a brand new high performance scanner. A CT scan spacious which there are only a few copies in the world and can receive large fossils or other kinds of specimen for study. Let’s go to a virtual journey and yet very real into the heart of the living through the MNHN collections !
Photos and text by Pascal Goetgheluck/LightMediation
For more Pictures and Informations please contact – Thierry Tinacci – LightMediation Photo Agency – email: thierry[at]lightmediation.com – mobile: +33.6.61.80.57.21
Micro-algae, a new green gold…
Micro-algae … This name, far from reducing, is hopeful for environmental and industrial sectors. These microscopic unicellular plants are like the elementary building blocks of the food chain. Capable of photosynthesis, they convert solar energy into raw material, with the help of the minerals and of everything they need for grow contained in fresh or sea water.
Photos and text by Pascal Goethgeluck/LightMediation
For more Pictures or Informations please contact – Thierry Tinacci – LightMediation Photo Agency – email: thierry[AT]lightmediation.com – mobile: +33.6.61.80.57.21
On the trail of a honeybees serial killer…
After Gaucho insecticide, the Varroa mite, the collapse disorder bee colonies, the suspected toxicity of GMOs, the latest threat takes the form of a hornet. This is the Asian hornet probably imported in Europe at the of trading with Asia. So it has been found for the first time, in France in 2005. Widely settled in the area of Bordeaux, in France in 2005, it now spreads to the rest of the Europe…
Photos and text by Pascal Goetgheluck/LightMediation
Contact – Thierry Tinacci – LightMediation Photo Agency – email: thierry[AT]lightmediation.com – mobile: +33.6.61.80.57.21
