Mapping red sea attacks by yemen's houthis.While being well below the values observed in the 1980s and 1990s, the march 2024 extent is well above the lowest march value of about 5% below average recorded in 2018 and marks.
The bottom graph is a timeseries of the percent of the sea ice extent within the arctic ocean domain (inset map) for the same time period from 1984 through 2024;This was only about 0.1 million km2 (or 1%) below average.The average sea level at charleston has risen by 7 inches since 2010, four times the rate of the previous 30 years.
After growing through the fall and winter, sea ice in the arctic appears to have reached its annual maximum extent.This phenomenon is exemplified by a drop in sea ice extent at the end of january 2024, when arctic sea ice is typically expected to increase.
And warming waters are shifting where fish species can thrive.Arctic sea ice extent reached its annual maximum in march 2024, with a monthly average of 14.9 million km2.The publication contained some 40 maps all of which were dedicated to prince william, duke of gloucester.
So as part of the food security and sovereignty project, students and other volunteers are growing food using hydroponics and other methods.Arctic sea ice maximum 2024.
Tue 30 apr 2024 01.01 edt last modified on tue 30 apr 2024 08.14 edt share the first case of a walrus dying from bird flu has been detected on one of norway's arctic islands, a researcher has said.
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Zhilei Zhang scored the biggest win of his career Saturday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and might have effectively ended former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder's run in the process.
China's Zhang, 41, connected with a perfectly timed counter right hook that spun Wilder in a daze. With Wilder defenseless, Zhang (27-2-1, 21 KOs) sprinted in and smashed him with another right hand that planted the American hard on the canvas.
Wilder, 38, somehow was on his feet before the count of 10, but his legs were unsteady and the referee wisely waved off the fight at 1:51 of Round 5.
"I blocked a few punches, but hell yeah, he punches hard," Zhang, speaking through an interpreter, said of Wilder (43-4-1, 42 KOs), who is regarded as one of the most powerful punchers in heavyweight history.
"I give him a lot of respect. He's a heavy puncher. ... I successfully took his right hand away."
Wilder has lost four of his past five fights, including a decision defeat to Joseph Parker in December along with a pair of losses to Tyson Fury in their heavyweight championship trilogy. Wilder said before the fight that if he lost, "this could be the final goodbye, the farewell of Deontay Wilder."
Zhang, too, was reeling from a decision defeat to Parker, the former heavyweight titleholder. Zhang floored Parker twice in March but still lost on the cards.
Now, he is back on what he called the "road to the champion." That's currently Oleksandr Usyk, who defeated Fury last month in Riyadh for the undisputed championship.
Zhang closed as the -150 favorite against Wilder, according to ESPN BET. He is ESPN's No. 6 heavyweight, and Wilder entered the ring at No. 7. Zhang won a silver medal as a super heavyweight at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing while Wilder claimed bronze in the heavyweight division.
They appeared to be in different weight classes Saturday, too, as Zhang outweighed Wilder by 68.2 pounds -- at 282.8 compared with Wilder's 214.6. There is no weight limit in boxing's heavyweight division.
Zhang used that size advantage to bully Wilder and smother him on the ropes. A southpaw, Zhang was able to connect with right hooks that scored time and again as Wilder cocked his vaunted right hand back but rarely let it go.
In Round 5, Zhang finally began to unload his best weapon. Wilder had just scored with a chopping right hand when he threw yet another right that was countered by Zhang for the finish.
The victory made it a clean sweep for Frank Warren's Queensberry Promotions, which was squaring off with rival U.K. promoter Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing in a unique 5 vs. 5 team concept created by Turki Alalshikh, the chairman of Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority.
After Zhang's TKO win, Alalshikh presented Warren with a large check worth $3 million.
