Squirrels, particularly species like the Eastern gray squirrel, play an unintended but valuable role in forest regeneration. During autumn, they engage in scatter-hoarding, a behavior where they bury nuts and seeds in various locations to retrieve during winter. However, they don't always recover all their caches, either due to forgetting or dying before retrieval. These unretrieved nuts, especially acorns and other tree seeds, often germinate and grow into trees, contributing to natural forest growth. Ecologists recognize this process as a form of passive seed dispersal, making squirrels important—even if accidental—agents in reforestation and biodiversity maintenance. This phenomenon has been observed in multiple forest ecosystems across North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. Squirrels’ role, though unintentional, helps maintain tree populations, especially oak, beech, and hazelnut trees.

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In a bold expansion of its global energy ambitions, Turkey has announced the discovery of 20 billion barrels of crude oil off the coast of Somalia. The find follows high-resolution seismic surveys carried out by Turkey's Orus Reis research vessel, under a landmark hydrocarbons cooperation agreement signed between the two countries in March 2024. According to the terms of the deal, Turkey will retain 90% of the production rights, while Somalia is set to receive a 5% royalty—sparking widespread debate over the fairness and long-term sustainability of the arrangement. Two of the offshore blocks have already been declared commercially viable, while a third block is still being evaluated, with final results expected by August 2025. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has defended the agreement, asserting it could generate $5–10 billion in annual revenue for Somalia and potentially transform its economy. However, environmentalists and political analysts caution that the venture also raises red flags: security instability, climate risks, and regional disputes could complicate the rollout of production, which is not expected to begin until at least 2028. #TurkeyOil #SomaliaOilDiscovery #Geopolitics #EnergyDeals #OffshoreDrilling #AfricaEnergy #NaturalResources