Biologist Urges Residents Not to Kill Scorpions and Tarantulas During Rainy Season
A biologist in José María Morelos advises against killing scorpions and tarantulas, recommending relocation instead.
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A biologist in José María Morelos advises against killing scorpions and tarantulas, recommending relocation instead.
Mexico's environment ministry formally canceled Royal Caribbean's 'Perfect Day' tourism project after public pressure and environmental concerns.
Firefighters have contained 80% of the 'Jas' wildfire that has burned 356 hectares in Quintana Roo's Manatee Sanctuary.
Quintana Roo has collected over 42,000 tons of sargasso in 2026, with plans to expand anti-sargasso barriers.
Mexico City — Yucatán has cemented its position as Mexico’s leading honey producer, with output...
Tulum launches a two-day Bee Festival with educational activities, contests, and local honey sales to protect pollinators.
Beekeepers in Cancun warn that fake honey is being sold on digital apps and roadside stalls, often made from high-fructose…
Cozumel tourism officials say no health alert exists after a reported norovirus case on a Caribbean cruise ship.
Free event at Parque La Ceiba offers science-based info to combat fear and misconceptions about snakes.
A large bee swarm near a supermarket in Chetumal has residents worried about potential attacks, especially on children and the…
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