ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Parasitic Fungus Engulfed Huge Spider With Spores Bursting From Its Back As Shown in Award-Winning Photo

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.18.2023 02:29 AM

A biologist highlights in an award-winning photo an exceptional event when a parasitic fungus engulfed a large spider. Check it out in this article.

Mid-Ocean Ridge System Contributes to Global Warming; Scientists Investigate CO2 Emissions From Seafloor Spreading

08.17.2023 10:00 AM

Volcanic activities on land emit large amounts of carbon dioxide which can contribute to global warming, so scientists investigate whether submarine volcanoes bring the same level of impact. Learn more about their findings in this article.

Canada’s Yellowknife City Under Evacuation as Wildfires Reaches North

08.17.2023 09:40 AM

Residents of Yellowknife City in Canada were ordered to flee amidst warnings that raging fires could reach it by weekend. Learn more about it in this article.

Can Spiders Fly? Learn Important Facts About These Wingless Insects

08.17.2023 08:24 AM

The Larinioldes sclopetarius is venomous but isn't lethal and doesn't cause a threat to humans. Read to learn more.

More Than 50% of Earth's Organisms Live Beneath the Soil, Making It the Most Biodiverse Habitat on the Planet

08.17.2023 07:23 AM

Soil's life abundance surpasses previous estimates with research suggesting over 50% of Earth's life thrives in it, affirming its unmatched biodiversity. Read the article to learn more. 

Japan's Ancient Indigenous Group Hirota Practiced Skull Deformation for Centuries, Study Reveals

08.17.2023 05:51 AM

Skull deformation is a global cultural phenomenon in ancient times, and DNA analysis confirmed Japan's indigenous group Hirota also engaged in this kind of activity. Continue reading to learn more.

Knights Templar Graves Uncovered in Staffordshire; Was da Vinci Code’s Take on the Holy Militia Real?

08.17.2023 05:35 AM

The Templar cross is a different version of the Jerusalem Cross which reveals how a person was once involved in the Templar Order at Temple Mount, Jerusalem. Read to learn more.

Oldest Human Body 'Iceman' New DNA Analysis Suggests Dark Skin Origins and Not Caucasian

08.17.2023 05:02 AM

The Ötzi "Iceman" is a 5,300-year-old mummy that was first discovered in 1991 in the Ötztal Alps in Italy. Read to learn more.

South African Succulent 'Baby's Bum': A Cheeky Delight in the World of Plants

08.16.2023 09:55 AM

Thriving in a South African mountain-bound valley with minimal rain, Gibbaeum heathii, known as "baby's bum," is among diverse succulent species. Check it out in this article.

8000-Year-Old Stilt Village Guarded by Spikes Found Submerged Under Ancient Albanian Lake

08.16.2023 08:31 AM

Researchers came across a mysterious stilt village in Lake Ohrid, Albania which is believed to the oldest village in Europe. Read the article to find out more.

New Snake Species in Peru Named After Harrison Ford to Honor 'Indiana Jones' Star's Environmental Advocacy

08.16.2023 06:46 AM

A new species of Peruvian snake was named after Harrison Ford to acknowledge his environmental advocacy. Continue reading to learn more.

Extinction of Europe's First Humans, Homo Erectus Due to Severe Cooling Event 1.1 Million Years Ago, Study Reveals

08.16.2023 05:08 AM

A UCL-led study reveals that an extreme cooling event in Europe wiped out the first humans in the continent, coinciding with the gap in hominin history. Continue reading to learn more.

Trees Do Not Always Lead to Improved Urban Air Quality; Contributes to Air Pollution, Study Reveals

08.15.2023 09:10 AM

A research study reveals that trees are not always a miracle cure for improving air quality and they can actually contribute to air pollution. Continue reading the article to find out more.

World's Largest Living Crocodile in Captivity Might Surpass Previous Measurements, Having Grown Since 2011 Assessment

08.15.2023 07:46 AM

Cassius, the record-holding captive crocodile, has not been measured since 2011 when it earned the Guinness World Record. Continue reading to learn more about it.

Biden Administration To Invest $1.2 Billion in Carbon Removal Technology As Solution to the Effects of Climate Change

08.15.2023 07:40 AM

The US government announced its decision to spend $1.2 billion for the development of a huge carbon removal project. Read the article to find out more.

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