Category: PlanetYuca
US Scientists propose to send 6.7M sperm samples to the moon
NEW YORK POST.- Scientists have begun to lay plans for repopulation, starting with a sperm.
The Maya traded salt as a form of payment 2,500 years ago.
It is the oldest known salt sales record; specialists also found remains of a Mayan.
Citizens convert street alley used as a garbage dump into an urban garden
Mérida, Yucatán, (March 26, 2021).- A family from Pensiones converted a street corridor that was.
What does the victory of Chakán Putum mean and why is it commemorated in Campeche?
Champotón, Campeche, (March 25, 2021).- Today the Government of Mexico commemorates the Victory of Chakán.
Sanctions approved for those who organize dog fights, or fights between a dog and any other animal
México, City, (March 24, 2021).- The Chamber of Representatives approved with 448 votes in favor.
Texas A&M new study triples estimate of red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — There are about three times as many red snapper as previously.
Ancient humans saved giant pigs and Komodo dragons from extinction
Ancient humans saved giant pigs and Komodo dragons from extinction, scientists at the Natural History.
Kukulcan made its descent at Chichen Itza for the Equinox
The Chichen Itza Equinox and the Serpent effect that the sun provides in certain days.
Black jaguar born in Merida’s Centenario Zoo is named “Booxo”
In December 2020, a jaguar cub was born in the Mérida Centenario Zoo. And finally, the.
Study Generates Hope For Future of Bees
A deep buzzing sound floats above your head. You watch as a skinny light-colored bee.
