ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

2,500-Year-Old Ancient Greek City Reemerged After Months of Extreme Drought in Turkiye

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.30.2022 08:00 AM

The submerged remains of an ancient Greek city have been uncovered in modern-day Turkiye due to receding water brought about by months of drought. Check out this archaeological marvel in this article.

Bats' Vocal Structures for Echolocation and Social Communication Ranges Up to 7 Octaves on Piano Scale

11.30.2022 07:30 AM

Bats' vocal structures for echolocation and social communication ranges up to 7 octaves on piano scale, according to studies. Learn more about this news here, read now!

The Bronze Age Collapse and the Driving Forces Behind the Fall of Mighty Civilizations

11.30.2022 07:00 AM

Many great civilizations fell during the Bronze Age Collapse. Know more about the forces that drove this great catastrophe.

More than 14,000 scientists from 158 countries have signed the original report.

World Scientists Warn For 'Unequivocally Climate Emergency' Amidst Deteriorating Earth Vital Signs

11.30.2022 06:30 AM

World Scientists Warn For 'Unequivocally Climate Emergency' Amidst Deteriorating Earth Vital Signs. Engage with this news here, read now!

Invasive Vines Are Strangling Fiji's Second Largest Island Exacerbated by Climate Change

11.30.2022 04:03 AM

Fiji's Vanua Levu island is being overrun by invasive vines and climate change is just making it worse. Read the article to learn more details.

Great Bustards Use Plants To Avoid Disease [Study]

11.29.2022 20:55 PM

The greatest bustard, the heaviest bird that can fly, may be using plant-based diet as a kind of self-medication. Continue reading to learn more.

One of the mussels gathered in the 2020 survey on the river Thames

Invasive Species Conquered Native Mussels Population in Thames River Nearly 100%, New Study Unveils

11.29.2022 08:30 AM

Invasive Species Conquered Native Mussels Population in Thames River Nearly 100%, New Study Unveils. Know more about tis news here, read now!

Sawing open the behemoth’s bones revealed they got big quick to survive in a dangerous aquatic environment.

Prehistoric Salamander Predator Whatcheeria Indicates Development Spurts, Making the Reptile Enormous 340 Million Years Ago

11.29.2022 07:30 AM

Ancient Salamander-like predator Whatcheeria showed developmental spurts, making the reptile enormous. Know more about this news here. Read now!

Why UN Thinks the Great Barrier Reef Should Be Included in the World Heritage "In Danger" List

11.29.2022 05:53 AM

The Great Barrier Reef should be considered an endangered world heritage site, as per the UN. Here's why they think so.

Archaeologists Aren’t Actively Searching For Atlantis; Here’s Why

11.29.2022 05:46 AM

While several individuals are preoccupied with the search for Atlantis, this isn't the case for archaeologists. Know more about the hype surrounding Atlantis and why archaeologists don't focus on finding it.

In a class of their own: The earth tongue is one of 600 “oddball” fungi that were found to share a common ancestor dating back 300 million years, according to U of A researchers.

Genome Research Resolves Evolutionary Lineage of ‘Platypus of Fungi’ Introducing Novel Branch in Fungal Evolution

11.29.2022 05:28 AM

Genome studies unveils revolutionary lineage of fungi, introducing a new branch in fungal evolution. Know more about this news here, read now!

The new specimen, "Sisyphus", is one of four tyrannosaur skeletons recently collected by Badlands Dinosaur Museum. Here the four tyrannosaurs dispute ownership of the fresh carcass of a Centrosaurus.

Filling The T-Rex Link: Newfound Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossils in Montana Can Solve the Evolution of the Species

11.29.2022 04:53 AM

Read on to know the newly found species of Tyrannosaurus that might solve the mystery of their evolution.

Archaeologists Discover Mysterious Egyptian Mummies With Gold Tongues

11.29.2022 03:28 AM

Ancient Egyptian mummies were observed to have gold tongues in place of their real tongues. Read to know more about this discovery and what it could mean.

Hawaii's Mauna Loa Volcano Erupts For the First Time in Nearly 40 Years, Although Not Yet Threatening Communities

11.28.2022 22:50 PM

Mauna Loa Volcano in Hawaii is the world's largest active volcano and is currently erupting after almost 40 years of being silent. Read the article for more details.

Bitgreen Partners with GEAPP and Sewa Energy Resources to Build a $110M Hydroelectric Facility in Sierra Leone

11.28.2022 22:07 PM

Bitgreen joins the mission by aiming to raise $10M in debt financing through its blockchain platform for the Betmai Hydroelectricity Facility backed by Sewa Energy Resources, the Rockefeller Foundation, Bezos Earth Fund, and IKEA Foundation.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

2,500-Year-Old Ancient Greek City Reemerged After Months of Extreme Drought in Turkiye

Bats' Vocal Structures for Echolocation and Social Communication Ranges Up to 7 Octaves on Piano Scale

The Bronze Age Collapse and the Driving Forces Behind the Fall of Mighty Civilizations

World Scientists Warn For 'Unequivocally Climate Emergency' Amidst Deteriorating Earth Vital Signs

Invasive Vines Are Strangling Fiji's Second Largest Island Exacerbated by Climate Change

Great Bustards Use Plants To Avoid Disease [Study]

Invasive Species Conquered Native Mussels Population in Thames River Nearly 100%, New Study Unveils

Prehistoric Salamander Predator Whatcheeria Indicates Development Spurts, Making the Reptile Enormous 340 Million Years Ago

Why UN Thinks the Great Barrier Reef Should Be Included in the World Heritage "In Danger" List

Archaeologists Aren’t Actively Searching For Atlantis; Here’s Why

Genome Research Resolves Evolutionary Lineage of ‘Platypus of Fungi’ Introducing Novel Branch in Fungal Evolution

Filling The T-Rex Link: Newfound Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossils in Montana Can Solve the Evolution of the Species

Archaeologists Discover Mysterious Egyptian Mummies With Gold Tongues

Hawaii's Mauna Loa Volcano Erupts For the First Time in Nearly 40 Years, Although Not Yet Threatening Communities

Bitgreen Partners with GEAPP and Sewa Energy Resources to Build a $110M Hydroelectric Facility in Sierra Leone

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