The Secret to Bigger, More Plentiful Coffee Beans Relies on Birds and Bees; Here’s Why

Medicine & Technology Apr 05, 2022

A new study found that coffee beans are bigger and more plentiful and that’s because of the teamwork between birds and bees. Learn more about the team up here.

Flowers' Unseen Substance, A 'Bulls-Eye' for Pollinators: How Chemical Changes in Plants Help With Pollination

Apr 01, 2022

Flower unseen colors serve as a bulls-eye for insect pollinators, according to new research. Find out how the invisible substance contributes to pollination.

These Countries May Disappear Due to Rising Sea Level, Will Your Homeland Survive the Disaster By 2100?

Mar 29, 2022

Global warming and the rising sea level threatens many countries and coastal cities around the world. Find out which places would be submerged underwater by 2100.

Butterfly Attractor: Scientists Find Hope for Better Forecast, Control, and Change of Weather

Mar 28, 2022

Scientists recently introduced the butterfly attractor weather system. Learn more about how it can help with the control and prediction of weather.

Meatless Eating by 2035? Company CEO Claims No One Will Eat Products from Slaughtered Animals in Less Than 15 Years

Mar 19, 2022

A company CEO claims there will be purely meatless eating by 2035. Find out how climate change is being cited as one of the reasons for change.

Melting Permafrost Opened Massive Sinkholes That Can Devour 6-Story Buildings in Arctic Seafloor

Mar 18, 2022

The melting of Arctic ice sheet are commonly associated with the global warming. Read on to know more about a new factor that brings sinkholes in the northern hemisphere's seafloors.

Nanocatalyst Embedded with Copper-Silver-Gold Developed to Improve Carbon Capture

Mar 17, 2022

Carbon capture is gaining its popularity due to its promising impact against climate change. Read on to know more about a concept that can improve this solution against global warming.

Expect Longer, More Intense Pollen Allergy Seasons in Hotter Temperatures Resulting from Climate Change

Mar 17, 2022

A new study shows that pollen allergy seasons are likely to take longer. Discover how higher temperatures result from human-made climate change.

Doomscrolling: Effects to Brain Health and How to Resolve Obsession Over It

Mar 15, 2022

Doomscrolling is becoming a habit of many people due to the overflowing news today. Read on to learn more about doomscrolling, and how people can prevent this crippling obsessive behavior.

Satellite Images Reveal Arctic Sea Ice Lost 16% of Thickness in Three Years Due to Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Mar 15, 2022

NASA's satellite images showed a frightening reality. Read more to understand how climate change may result in an ice-free summer in the Arctic Ocean.

What’s Causing Amazon Rainforest to Lose Resilience? Analysis Suggests Human-Caused Climate Change Among the Reasons

Mar 08, 2022

Amazon rainforest is losing resilience, according to new evidence from satellite data analysis. Find out how logging and burning add to the alarming problem.

Megalodon Sharks Grew Larger in Cooler Waters Than Those in Warmer Areas, Study Says

Mar 07, 2022

Megalodon sharks are believed to grow larger in cooler temperatures because bigger body sizes help them retain more heat. Read the article to know how this discovery relates to modern sharks.

Inactions for Climate Change Will Cause Severe Impact to Humanity, New IPCC Report Says

Mar 01, 2022

According to UN-IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, the lack of awareness and action could induce catastrophic effects of climate change. Read the latest international climate report here.

Male Honeybees Experience Extreme Death Due To Heat Stress, Abdomen Bursts After Drones Spontaneously Ejaculate In Their Last Breath

Feb 24, 2022

Male worker bees die from shock due to excessive temperature. However, the manner of their death is pretty extreme. Check out how they ejaculate to death.

Tequila Making Agave Plant Initiative Used For Mexican Long-Nosed Bat Preservation

Feb 19, 2022

Harvesting an agave for mescal production which includes tequila is not a major threat in northeastern Mexico, as it is in the western portion of the nation. A report specified though, as drought has strengthened to turn more often, the cattle which have customarily gazed on grasses and other native forage, have been forced to feed on agaves.