ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Human Voices More Terrifying to Australian Marsupials Than Other Apex Predators

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.27.2024 04:40 AM

Australian marsupials found human sounds more terrifying than other apex predators. Continue reading to learn more.

Synchronous Fireflies Illuminate the Night at Congaree National Park: Nature’s Mesmerizing Light Show

05.27.2024 04:20 AM

Experience the mesmerizing light show of synchronous fireflies at Congaree National Park. Dive into nature's spectacle and witness the magic of these illuminating insects. Read more!

Extinct Plant Reintroduced to Secret UK Location: What Is the Rosy Saxifrage?

05.27.2024 03:40 AM

Discover the Rosy Saxifrage, reintroduced to a secret UK location. Learn about this extinct plant's comeback and its significance in biodiversity conservation. Read now!

100-Million-Year-Old Fossils From Australia Reveal Three New Species of Monotreme

05.27.2024 03:20 AM

Three new species of monotreme were discovered and one looked like a combination of platypus and echina so it was dubbed "echidnapus." Continue reading to learn more.

40,000-Year-Old Mammoth Bones Discovered by Austrian Man During Wine Cellar Renovations

05.27.2024 00:00 AM

Several mammoth bone layers were discovered in the wine cellar. Read to learn more. An Austrian man was able to discover some mammoth bone remains in a wine cellar while renovations were ongoing.

Different Feline? New Type of Cat Results From Genetic Mutation, Study Reveals

05.26.2024 23:09 PM

The new cat's back coat was observed to have a base solid color that turned white towards the tip. Read to learn more.

Top Plastic Particle Consumer? Countries With Highest Microplastic Consumption, Inhalation Revealed in New Study

05.26.2024 21:32 PM

China, Mongolia, the UK, and Ireland were found to have the highest amounts of microplastic dust inhaled. Read to learn more.

Howler Monkeys in Mexico Are Dying, Dropping From Trees Due to Intense Heat Wave

05.26.2024 03:14 AM

At least 138 howler monkeys were spotted dead since May 16. Read to learn more. As intense heat and drought hit southeastern Mexico, howler monkeys are reportedly dropping from trees and dying of heatstroke and dehydration.

Singapore Airlines Incident: Could Climate Change Be Worsening Air Turbulence?

05.26.2024 02:48 AM

In light of the recent Singapore Airlines turbulence incident, questions regarding whether climate change could be contributing to extreme turbulence has sparked. Read to learn more.

Deadly Black Widow Spider Returns to the US This Summer; Residents Are Warned Against Dangerous Neurotoxic Venom

05.25.2024 01:02 AM

One of the deadliest spider species in the world is resurfacing in the US, and experts issue warning signs to look out for. Learn more about it in this article.

2,200 Ancient Artifacts, Including Compass and Roman Gold Ring, Unearthed in Arade River

05.24.2024 21:59 PM

Discover the unearthing of 2,200 ancient artifacts, including a compass and a Roman gold ring, in the Arade River. Explore the historical significance of these remarkable finds. Read more!

Deadly Pathogen Kills Sea Urchins, Threatens Coral Reefs in Global Epidemic

05.24.2024 04:40 AM

Learn about the global epidemic threatening coral reefs as a deadly pathogen kills sea urchins. Explore the impacts and potential solutions to safeguard these vital ecosystems. Read more!

Crows Can ‘Count’ Similarly to Toddlers, Demonstrate Numerical Skills Through Controlled Vocalizations

05.24.2024 03:50 AM

Researchers report that crows can understand numbers and make sounds corresponding to them. Continue reading the article to learn more.

425-Million-Year-Old Marine Worm Unearthed in Herefordshire Was a Carnivorous Predator [Study]

05.24.2024 03:34 AM

An ancient marine worm named Radnorscolex latus was discovered in Herefordshire. Continue reading to learn more.

Colorado River Could Lose More Water Supply Due to Climate Change; Groundwater Storage Found To Decline in Dry Season Without Fully Recovering in Wet Season [STUDY]

05.23.2024 22:00 PM

Colorado River's declining water levels have been a long-standing concern for decades. Read to learn more.

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