Lockdown consumer habits that are here to stay: We are still months away from the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and consumer behaviour is far from returning to normal, says Grant Lapping, managing director at DataCore Media. Lapping says that it seems unlikely that people will return to all of their former habits when we leave the world of lockdowns and quarantines … [Read more...] about Lockdown consumer habits that are here to stay
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How we tracked the eating habits of snakes in Africa with the help of a Facebook group | The Conversation
How we tracked the eating habits of snakes in Africa with the help of a Facebook group: A boomslang eating a bullfrog. Provided by author/ G CusinsSnakes are a diverse lineage of reptiles that are found on every continent except Antarctica. Despite differences in appearance, habitat preference, defence tactics and underlying biology, one thing is common to all 3,800 species of … [Read more...] about How we tracked the eating habits of snakes in Africa with the help of a Facebook group | The Conversation
National Lock-Down: An Opportunity To Start New, Healthy Habits
National Lock-Down: An Opportunity To Start New, Healthy Habits: Catherine Clark, Owner and Founder of The Harvest Table They say it takes 21 days to form a new habit – the exact time we have been told to stay at home in order to flatten the curve. Memes all over social media have suggested that most of us have one fear being at home – the refrigerator! And, our fears are not … [Read more...] about National Lock-Down: An Opportunity To Start New, Healthy Habits
Toilet habits, flushing wipes and that extra clean feeling
Toilet habits, flushing wipes and that extra clean feeling: Toilet habits are something that many of us do not really talk about. They are seen as private and personal, even though they are something that affect us all. Baby Soft® South Africa is opening up the conversation around toilet habits, whether wipes are flushable and how to get that extra clean feeling. Every person … [Read more...] about Toilet habits, flushing wipes and that extra clean feeling
How African penguins change their hunting habits when there’s less food | The Conversation
How African penguins change their hunting habits when there's less food: How African penguins hunt and feed their chicks gives insight into the health of the marine ecosystem. ShutterstockSeabirds are the world’s most threatened bird group. The latest State of the World’s Birds shows that there’s a high proportion of threatened species particularly penguins, albatrosses and … [Read more...] about How African penguins change their hunting habits when there’s less food | The Conversation
