ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

World's Largest Single Cell Organism: Get to Know Caulerpa Taxifolia, Acetabularia, Slime Molds, and More

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.18.2023 04:21 AM

The Caulerpa Taxifolia seaweed tops the list as the world's largest single cell organism. Read to learn more.

CRISPR Gene Editing Makes Chickens Resistant to Bird Flu, Offers Breakthrough in Animal Immunity Against Infection

10.18.2023 02:40 AM

Scientists used the gene-editing technology in creating chickens with resistance against avian influenza. Read the article to find out more.

Crocodile Thrashes Newborn Hippo With Umbilical Cord Still Linked, Rare Footage Reveals

10.17.2023 22:34 PM

Whether the crocodile killed the baby hippo or snatched it as a still-born remains unclear. Read to learn more.

Why Are Cats So Flexible? Exploring the Dynamics of Feline Body

10.17.2023 10:00 AM

Cats can contort their bodies in impossible ways, an ability which is made possible by their unique anatomy. Learn more about it in this article.

Top 5 Short-Lived Animals: Which of Them Has the Most Fleeting Life Span?

10.17.2023 08:00 AM

The lifespan of some animals is astonishingly short, with some counted in days and even hours. Learn more about it in this article.

4-Million-Year-Old Fossil From 'Last Crocodile in Europe' Uncovered During Baza-1 Site Excavation

10.17.2023 06:00 AM

Several fossils were unearthed during an excavation in Baza-1 site, including the remains of the last crocodile in Europe. Continue reading to learn more.

Ancient Cemetery Containing Colorful Coffin, Mummified Bodies, Amulets, More Unearthed in Egypt

10.17.2023 05:13 AM

A lot of extraordinary finds were excavated in an ancient cemetery in Egypt. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Deadly Venomous Snakes Flourished in Ancient Egypt's Favorable Humid Climate, Unveiling Fascinating Insights

10.17.2023 04:49 AM

The Brooklyn Papyrus reveals insights into venomous snakes of ancient Egypt, including diverse species descriptions. Continue reading to learn more.

Reconstruction Done on Extinct Ape From 12 Million Years Ago That Is Crucial to Understanding Evolution

10.17.2023 02:13 AM

The extinct ape could have a vital role in the evolution of humans and great apes. Read to learn more.

Leondaro da Vinci's Famous 'Mona Lisa' Found To Surprisingly Contain Hidden Toxic Pigment

10.17.2023 01:00 AM

Leonardo da Vinci may have wanted to use thick paint to cover the wooden panel of Mona Lisa. Read to learn more.

Maxim Shubarev: Setl Group

10.16.2023 09:33 AM

Maxim Shubarev is a businessman from St. Petersburg. In 1994, Shubarev Maxim created a construction company that later grew into a holding. At present, Setl Group, led by Shubarev Maxim Valerevich, is among the industry leaders.

Giant Tortoises Are Back to the Galápagos Islands, Prove Their Worth in Reshaping an Entire Ecosystem

10.16.2023 08:10 AM

The Galapagos Islands is getting back its Giant Tortoises, which prove their worth in rebuilding the ecosystem. Find out more about it in this article.

Extinct Fish Houting From North Sea Turns Out To Be Alive, Well [Study]

10.16.2023 06:40 AM

Houting was initially officially declared extinct, but researchers learned that it's alive and well. Continue reading to learn more.

‘Pretty Privilege’ Paradox: Psychologists Explain Why Life Is Easier for Attractive People

10.16.2023 06:20 AM

Researchers examine the phenomenon of “pretty privilege” where individuals deemed attractive are awarded with societal advantages. Read the article to find out more.

Are Dinosaurs Really Extinct? Why Some People Don't Think So?

10.16.2023 06:00 AM

Some don't think dinosaurs are extinct due to the presence of birds. Read more to understand the relationship between birds and dinosaurs.

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