The Doi Phu Kha scorpion, a new species in Northern Thailand, thrives in cool, dense forests. Discover its unique traits and habitat in this recent study.

“(The new species) is endemic to the hill evergreen forests of Doi Phu Kha National Park in Nan Province, Thailand, at approximately (5,000 feet) above sea level.

The Doi Phu Kha scorpion, a new species in Northern Thailand, thrives in cool, dense forests. Discover its unique traits and habitat in this recent study.

The minutes, reviewed by HT, show most concerns related to loss of subtropical evergreen and rain forests, wildlife, and biodiversity remain. For example, ...

Forests characterised as 'wood, shrubland, and regrowth, evergreen, mosaics with cropland' constitute the most extensive coverage, spanning approximately 58,717.65 sq km in the Seven Sister States.

Evidently, forests and the products that they provide may well decrease the vulnerability of rural people by increasing their resilience to HIV/AIDS. Yet, despite decades of research regarding the ...

The Evergreen Rainforest (or Dense Ombrophilous Forest sensu IBGE 1992) originally covered around 27,555 km 2 of SC territory; ... Delving into the variations in tree species composition and richness ...