ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

53 Animal Species Generally Thought ‘Mute’ Recorded Vocal Communications, Study Claims

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.26.2022 08:30 AM

A new study from University of Zurich unvoiced animal species that were originally thought as mute. Learn and hear more about these animal voices here, read now!

Lifeful Ocean's Twilight Zone Can Possess Hazard of Overfishing According to Study

10.26.2022 07:30 AM

Ocean's twilight zone possesses possibilities of overfishing according to the latest studies from Denmark. Learn more about this news here, read now!

Penguin Feathers May Contain Effective Anti-Icing Properties, Study Suggests

10.26.2022 02:31 AM

A new study from McGill suggests that Gentoo Penguins feather has anti-icing properties that can aid humankind for icing dilemmas. Know more about this icy-fresh study here. Read now!

Auroras Can Destroy Earth’s Ozone Layer [Study]

10.25.2022 21:02 PM

Read on to know why auroras could cause a 400-kilometer-wide ozone layer hole. The ozone layer in our atmosphere is destroyed by an aurora type known as the "Isolated Proton Aurora" according to research conducted by a global team of scientists.

Earliest Proof of Plate Tectonics From 3.2-Billion Years Ago May Offer Insights on How Life is Possible on Earth

10.25.2022 11:05 AM

A Harvard-led study found that Earth's plate tectonics date at least 3.2 billion years ago, and offers evidence of when the south and north poles switched places. Read the article to learn more.

Spotted Preying Orcas in Baja Lagoon Jeopardizing Gray Whale Survival

10.25.2022 09:51 AM

Sighted killer whales in gray whale marine sanctuaries can jeopardize gray whales' survival. Learn more about these whales here, read now!

Skywatchers View Rare Red Auroras Through Naked Eye

10.24.2022 23:12 PM

Skywatchers were amazed at the rare appearance of red auroras. Get to know more about this phenomenon by reading this post.

Curious Rats To Help First Responders in Searching Earthquake Survivors Using Backpack Technology

10.24.2022 23:03 PM

A Belgian organization developed a backpack technology that will aid rats in the effective hunting of earthquake survivors. Continue reading to know more about this new technology.

Robotic Fish Can Now Eat Plastic to Clean Water Wastes

10.24.2022 14:01 PM

Read on to know how you could avoid water pollution as this robot fish cleans waste. The University of Surrey's "Robo-Fish" robot fish was developed after its makers won a robotics competition.

Nekton Maldives Mission Discover a Hidden Ecosystem in a Sunken Seamount

10.24.2022 13:34 PM

The Nekton Maldives Mission reveals that there is a thriving ecosystem in the deep water of Maldives. Continue reading to know more about this discovery.

Why Are Some People So Attractive to Mosquitoes? Scientists Say CO2 Exhalation, Body Heat, Odor Play a Role

10.24.2022 07:36 AM

A study found that fatty acids that emanate from the skin may develop a heady perfume that cannot be resisted by mosquitoes. Read to know more.

What Did Neanderthals Eat? Ancient Tooth Provides Insights Into the Extinct Species' Diet Conundrum

10.24.2022 05:02 AM

Scientists analyzed the fossilized tooth from Spain to know the Neanderthals' diet and determine their position in the food chain. Read the article to know more details.

Iraqi Archaeologist Unearthed 2,700-Year-Old Stone Carvings From Ancient Assyrian [Look]

10.24.2022 02:57 AM

Iraqi archaeologists uncovered ancient Assyrian stone carvings that have been damaged by Islamic State Group. Look how intricate these carvings. Read now!

Butterfly Mutants: New Study Links Their Wing Patterns to 'Junk' DNA That Sits Between Genes

10.24.2022 01:29 AM

New research found that butterfly wing patterns have a basic plan to them, manipulated by non-coding regulatory DNA. Read to know more about this discovery.

Watch This Deep-Sea Scavenger as It Feasts on a Head Fish; The Video Captured During NOAA Research Expedition in Florida in 2019

10.23.2022 01:06 AM

A video shows a creature seen, a giant isopod of the Bathynomus giganteus species, a deep-sea scavenger feasting on a head fish. Read to know more.

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