a group of monkeys rushes to devour bananas and eggs left for them by volunteers.

BBC News reports El Nio also impacts the amount of carbon in the atmosphere by causing droughts that cut the ability of plants and trees to absorb CO2.the bulletin said that the last time CO2 concentrations were at similar levels was three to five million years ago.

said a strong El Nio event and human activity contributed to the increase of CO2 concentrations to 403.Stunning photos of climate change 72 photos.WMO says the report breaks ground by showing the global picture on carbon levels.

Scientists say greenhouse gases are fueling climate change.The report notes that temperatures in strong El Nio years are typically warmer than average and 2016s temperatures are consistent with that pattern.

Because of air bubbles preserved in ice in places like Greenland and Antarctica.

It hopes that will contribute to debate at a major climate conference in Bonn.Bryan Kohberger is seen in a booking photo after he was arrested on December 30

But the purportedly newest member of the family tree of advanced animals that include humans may not be around much longer.when the adult male skeleton became available.

those three fragments need to be reconnected via forest corridors.Some scientists also classify humans as great apes but others argue for a separate categorization.