ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Do Moles Have Eyes? Can They See or Are They Blind?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.10.2023 11:30 AM

Moles have small eyes and can see light, so they are not entirely blind. Read on to learn more. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons/ Muséum de Toulouse ) Do Moles Have Eyes? Can They See or Are They Blind? Moles are often blamed when one sees mounds in their lawns or holes in their gardens.

Air Conditioning System Inspired by Termites Provides Climate-Friendly Approach for Smart Buildings With Less Carbon Footprint

07.10.2023 08:55 AM

A new research study in Sweden had let a group of scientists to develop an approach in controlling the airflow in buildings by getting inspiration from termite mounds. Find out more about it in this article.

Lonely People Process Things Differently Than Peers, Which May Have Contributed to Feeling of Being Less Understood [Study]

07.09.2023 05:00 AM

Lonely people's brains work differently from their peers. Continue reading to learn more. Being misunderstood often leaves one to feeling lonely. A new study suggests that the brain of sad individuals works differently from their peers, which may have contributed to their feeling of being isolated.

Bizarre Discovery on Tasmanian Beach Identified As Elephant Fish Egg

07.09.2023 04:00 AM

An elephant fish egg was discovered in Tasmania, an island state in Australia. Read to learn the details.

Color Degradation in Historical Paintings: Scientists Uncover Truth About Renaissance-Type Pigments

07.08.2023 03:04 AM

Light exposure was previously considered as the major reason behind the color degradation of historical paintings, but a new study reveals that humidity is the real culprit. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Male Spider Mite Mating Ritual: Undressing Female by Stripping Off Her Old Skin Before Copulating

07.08.2023 01:03 AM

Spider mites participate in an unusual mating ritual that has never been observed yet in other animal species. Find out more about the bizarre act in this article.

OceanGate Halts All Operations After Submersible Catastrophe; CEO's Chilling Words About the Titan Revealed

07.08.2023 00:48 AM

OceanGate Expeditions has announced that it will cease its operations due to safety concerns following the catastrophic implosion of its Titan submersible. Learn more about it in this article.

Gray Whale Seeks Assistance from Whale-Watching Captain in Mexico, Unveiling a Fascinating Interaction Between Animals and Humans

07.08.2023 00:33 AM

A remarkable video shows a whale-watching captain removing parasites from a gray whale's head. Continue reading to learn more details.

White Island Volcano Eruption in 2019: Why Did the New Zealand Government File Charges Over the Natural Disaster?

07.07.2023 10:00 AM

The New Zealand government filed legal charges for the casualties from the white island volcano eruption in 2019. Continue reading to learn the details.

117-Kilogram Bluefin Tuna Bigger Than 11-Year-Old Boy Captured After Over an Hour of Hauling; How Big Can These Fish Get?

07.07.2023 09:20 AM

An 11-year-old boy captured a giant bluefin tuna bigger than him. Continue reading to learn the details.

Using Laser on Volcanoes Could Provide Clearer Data To Help Forecast Eruption Patterns and Changes

07.07.2023 07:38 AM

Data from earthquakes ground changes and gas provide information about a volcano's activity, but magma provides a direct measure of its chemistry. Read to learn more.

Great White Sharks Heading to Ireland, Cornwall in Search for Food, Experts Warn

07.07.2023 07:31 AM

Brits are warned that great white sharks are moving to Ireland and Cornwall for food. Read for more details.

Rare Corpse Plant With Unpredictable Display Is Blooming in the U.S., Releasing Stinky Smell in Californian Gardens

07.07.2023 05:41 AM

Two corpse flowers are blooming in San Francisco’s Conservatory of Flowers and the San Diego Botanic Gardens. Find out more about these plants in this article.

Record-Breaking Global Heatwave: Hottest Days on Earth Since 1979 Fueled by Climate Change and El Niño

07.07.2023 05:38 AM

July 3 to July 5, 2023, are dubbed as the world's hottest days on record, which scientists attribute to climate change and the influence of El Niño. Continue reading to learn more.

New Analysis Finds High-Ranking Copper Age Person in Spain Was Woman After Wrongly Being Identified as a Man

07.07.2023 05:25 AM

Previously, some researchers would attribute biological sex to a skeleton solely based on their grave. Read to learn more.

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