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From the heart of the Amazon rain forest to our European laboratories, climatologists, biologists and chemists are exploring and are starting to understand a mystery: the central role of forests in cloud formation. Spectacular images will illustrate a strong ecological message and increase awareness of the danger that deforestation represents for our planet.

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Flying Rivers

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How has the catfish, the enormous fish that terrorizes pikes, pigeons, and even bathers, colonized all rivers without eliminating any other species?

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Originally from the rivers of Eastern Europe, catfish have colonized almost all European lakes, canals and rivers since 1950. By the time they are adults, these giants have no competition and sit at the top of the aquatic food chain. Shads, pikes, and ducks all are prey to this rapacious fish. The catfish adapts quickly and has even learned to beach itself on purpose in order to catch pigeons!

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