ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Iceberg Breaks Off From 500-foot-thick Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica, Satellite Image Shows; 'Climate Change Is Not To Blame'

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.26.2023 07:26 AM

Experts reveal that the Brunt Ice Shelf, an iceberg twice as big as New York, breaking off Antarctica is due to a natural event that is not linked to climate change. Read on to find out what caused the iceberg to separate and what it could mean to the planet.

Tantalum from coltan mined in DR Congo is vital for the manufacture of mobile phones

Metallic Ores in Congo Can Light Bulbs? Science Says, No [Fact Check]

01.26.2023 06:00 AM

Can electricity be generated from a rock? Read on to know more about the viral claim from a Congo national about metallic ores that ignites current!

Previously Unknown Pterosaur Had Flamingo Eating Habits and Almost 500 Teeth

01.25.2023 20:50 PM

Skeletal remains of a now-identified unique pterosaur, with 480 teeth, were unearthed in Bavaria, Germany. Read to know more.

Chikungunya Virus Facts: Everything to Know About the Mosquito-Borne Viral Disease

01.25.2023 06:50 AM

Chikungunya virus is a mosquito-borne viral disease and there has been a noticeable increase in cases in the Philippines in 2022. Continue reading to know more about the virus.

2-Hour Exposure to Traffic Pollution Decreases Brain's Functional Connectivity, Study Says

01.25.2023 05:43 AM

Exposure to diesel exhaust can impair the brain's function, according to a new study. Read on for the full details.

Chimps use a whole lexicon of gestures to convey messages like 'play with me' to other members of their group

Apes' Gestures, Messages Can Be Understood by Men; Study Shows Similarity of Chimps' Sign Language to Human Communication

01.25.2023 04:18 AM

Can humans really understand Chimps messages using hand gestures? Read on to know more about this news here!

‘Replica’ Sword at Chicago Field Museum Turns Out To Be Bronze-Age Relic Which Is Now 3,000 Years Old

01.24.2023 23:15 PM

The 3,000-year-old Bronze Age sword was mistaken for a replica for nearly a hundred years. Read to know more.

'Harmless' Listeria Innocua Bacteria Is Becoming Resistant to Disinfectants; Scientists Warn People in Food Processing Industry

01.24.2023 20:11 PM

Strains of Listeria innocua, which were previously thought to be harmless, have been observed to develop pathogen and disinfectant resistance. Read to know more.

The Amami rabbit consumed both dry fruits and vegetative tissue from B. yuwanensis. It serves as a dominant seed disperser for B. yuwanensis, incentivized not by the fruit but the vegetative tissue.

Amami Rabbit in Japan Assists Non-Photosynthetic Plant by Scattering Seeds Based on Latest Study

01.24.2023 10:30 AM

Endangered amami rabbit serves as a dispersal agent of a Non-Photosynthetic Plant based on recent analysis. Read on to know more about this news!

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Could Unleash 'Disastrous Chain of Events But Won't Be as Bad as Chernobyl Incident

01.24.2023 10:00 AM

Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has the risk of endangering the locals in Ukraine, but it won't be like the disaster brought by Chernobyl power plant. Read on to know why.

Elephants Play a Key Role in Maintaining Biodiversity in Africa, Mitigating Climate [Study]

01.24.2023 09:00 AM

Elephants have the potential to save the Earth. Read on to know how they work in maintaining biodiversity in Africa.

The adult sea spider (Pycnogonum litorale) in this microscope image made a full recovery after its back half was amputated, showing that arthropods can regrow more body parts than scientists realized.

Sea Spiders Show Unusual Ability to Regenerate Nearly Complete Bottom Halves, Study Finds

01.24.2023 08:40 AM

A new study finds that sea spiders can show regeneration ability in an unusual way. Know more about this news here, read now!

The mummy was garlanded with ferns and wore a gilded face mask.

'Golden Boy' Mummy Exposes Secrets of Ancient Egypt; After Life Belief of Ptolemaic Period Explained

01.24.2023 07:07 AM

The Golden Boy Mummy might hold secrets of Ancient Egypt as well as Ptolemaic era belief in afterlife. Read on to know more!

Lenburgh Anglo Saxon Coin Hoard On Show At The British Museum

3,600-Year-Old Irregular Cuts of Precious Metal Could Be the Earliest Silver Currency During the Bronze Age in Israel and Gaza, Study Suggests

01.24.2023 02:15 AM

An analysis of 3,600-year-old silver pieces from Israel and Gaza showed that the metal was used as payment hundreds of years earlier than previously believed. Read the article to learn more.

Wolves Prey on Nearly Extinct Sea Otters After Eradicating Deers in Remote Alaskan Island

01.23.2023 20:59 PM

Wolves in a remote Alaskan island have shifted to preying on sea otters after eradicating deers within the vicinity. Read to know more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Iceberg Breaks Off From 500-foot-thick Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica, Satellite Image Shows; 'Climate Change Is Not To Blame'

Metallic Ores in Congo Can Light Bulbs? Science Says, No [Fact Check]

Previously Unknown Pterosaur Had Flamingo Eating Habits and Almost 500 Teeth

Chikungunya Virus Facts: Everything to Know About the Mosquito-Borne Viral Disease

2-Hour Exposure to Traffic Pollution Decreases Brain's Functional Connectivity, Study Says

Apes' Gestures, Messages Can Be Understood by Men; Study Shows Similarity of Chimps' Sign Language to Human Communication

‘Replica’ Sword at Chicago Field Museum Turns Out To Be Bronze-Age Relic Which Is Now 3,000 Years Old

'Harmless' Listeria Innocua Bacteria Is Becoming Resistant to Disinfectants; Scientists Warn People in Food Processing Industry

Amami Rabbit in Japan Assists Non-Photosynthetic Plant by Scattering Seeds Based on Latest Study

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Could Unleash 'Disastrous Chain of Events But Won't Be as Bad as Chernobyl Incident

Elephants Play a Key Role in Maintaining Biodiversity in Africa, Mitigating Climate [Study]

Sea Spiders Show Unusual Ability to Regenerate Nearly Complete Bottom Halves, Study Finds

'Golden Boy' Mummy Exposes Secrets of Ancient Egypt; After Life Belief of Ptolemaic Period Explained

3,600-Year-Old Irregular Cuts of Precious Metal Could Be the Earliest Silver Currency During the Bronze Age in Israel and Gaza, Study Suggests

Wolves Prey on Nearly Extinct Sea Otters After Eradicating Deers in Remote Alaskan Island

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