ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Do Ants Feel Pain? Insects Can Sense Damage but Don’t Experience the Same Ache Humans Do

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.03.2023 10:00 AM

Ants don't feel pain like humans do. Continue reading to understand why. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Muhammad Mahdi Karim) Do Ants Feel Pain? Insects Can Sense Damage But Don't Experience The Same Ache Humans Do Ants and other tiny insects tend to suffer at the hands of humans.

9,000-Year-Old Necklace Buried With 8-Year-Old Child in Neolithic Village Reconstructed, Displayed at Jordan’s Petra Museum

08.03.2023 09:57 AM

An extraordinary necklace found in the grave of an 8-year-old child was reconstructed. Read more to know the full story.

Playful Orcas in Atlantic Engage in Dangerous Game by Targeting Small Boats, Expert Says

08.03.2023 07:48 AM

Young orcas witnessed the adult ones play with small boats and they copied it. Continue reading to know the full story.

1,800-Year-Old Medusa Mosaic With Wings from the Roman Era Discovered in Spain; Four Peacocks Surrounded Her

08.03.2023 07:23 AM

During the Greek period, Medusa was sometimes given pointy teeth, tusks, and even a beard; but during the Roman period, they gave her similar features to Alexander the Great. Read to learn more.

Underwater Crusader Sword Reveals Battle Damage; Scientists Believe It was Dropped During Fight Thousand of Years Ago

08.03.2023 07:02 AM

The Crusades happened around A.D. 1095 to 1291, but only the First Crusade was considered the one with the most lasting success. Read to learn more.

Climate Change Unleashes Ancient Pathogens from Permafrost; 'Black Swans' Pose Risk to Modern Ecosystems

08.03.2023 06:35 AM

Climate change may release ancient pathogens from melting permafrost, with 1% causing environmental damage and risking global organisms and humanity. Read the article to learn more.

Ancient Colossal Whale Could Be the Heaviest Known Animal To Have Ever Lived, Outweighing Blue Whales

08.03.2023 04:17 AM

A newfound ancient whale with dense bones likely outweighed blue whales, making it the heaviest animal to have ever lived. Check it out in this article.

Bees' Origin Traced Back 120 Million Years Ago to Ancient Supercontinent Gondwana, Rewriting Evolutionary History

08.03.2023 01:33 AM

New study shows that bees originated 120 million years earlier than previously believed, aligning with southern hemisphere plant group growth. Read the article to learn more.

13-Year-Old Boy From Hemel Hempstead Found 4-Inch Megalodon Tooth During Summer Break; Why Are People Finding Shark Teeth?

08.02.2023 10:15 AM

A young boy found a megalodon tooth at Walton-on-the-Naze during a summer holiday weekend break. Continue reading to know the full story.

Beer From Recycled Water Shower Is Safe To Drink After Microfiltration, Ultraviolet Light Treatments

08.02.2023 09:20 AM

A beer made from recycled water shower has been produced and it's drinkable but not yet for sale. Continue reading to learn more.

Los Angeles Thread Millipede Specie Discovered in California Lives in Isolation and Underground Lifestyle

08.02.2023 07:20 AM

Naturalists exploring a hiking area in Southern California stumbled upon a new millipede species which was given the name Los Angeles Thread millipede. Find out more about this animal in this article.

505 Million-Year-Old Fossil Bed in Canada Reveals the Oldest Known Species of Swimming Jellyfish

08.02.2023 03:20 AM

Ancient jellyfish fossils, found in a 505-million-year-old Canadian bed and beautifully preserved with details, represent Earth's earliest known jellyfish species. Check them out in this article.

How Tall Is the Great Pyramid of Giza? What Makes It So Special Despite Already Having Lost 9.5 Meters from Its Top?

08.01.2023 10:43 AM

The Great Pyramid of Giza is the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, which previously had the Temple of Artemis, the Statue of Zeus, and others. Read to learn more.

Spain's Ongoing Droughts, Land Exploitation Spark Concerns Over 'Sterile Soil' and Desertification Threatening Europe's Kitchen Garden

08.01.2023 10:23 AM

Spain faces the highest risk of desertification among European nations as soil degradation has tripled over a decade and is now considered "irreversible on a human scale." Read the article to learn more details.

Watermelon Grew in Coldest Part of Earth, Antarctica; Records Show Temperatures Reached -128.6 °F

08.01.2023 10:09 AM

Watermelons were once found in depictions discovered around an Egyptian tomb believed to be 4,300 years old. Read to learn more.

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