ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Flightless or Not: With Flying, Pink Colors Do Flamingos Fly? Here's What Science Says

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.26.2022 08:20 AM

Are flamingos flightless? Know more about these birds here, read on now! Flamingos in zoos often have their wings clipped so they cannot fly away, leading some people to believe that they are flightless birds like penguins.

Spy Drone in Australia Watches Shore-Bound Sharks, Monitoring Beach-Goers and Swimming Species

12.26.2022 03:50 AM

Spy drones in Australia are used to monitor shore-bound sharks and monitor coasts! Read on to know more about this news here!

Researchers Look Into Why and How Glass Frogs Turn Transparent During Nighttime

12.26.2022 03:45 AM

Scientists finally discover why and how glass frogs become transparent. Read to know more about what causes such a phenomenon.

'Wide and Flat-Headed' Transylvanosaurus, New Species of Herbivore Dinosaur, Lived in Transylvania 70 Million Years Ago

12.26.2022 03:40 AM

Read on to know more about the new discovered species of dinosaurs in Transylvania! Scientists from around the world have identified a new type of dinosaur in Romania, which they named Transylvanosaurus platycephalus after the region where it was found and due to its flat head.

Rainbows Are Colorful, But Why Can't You Find White, Black, Gray in Them?

12.26.2022 03:18 AM

Why can't you spot black, white, or gray colors in a rainbow? Read to find out. Rainbows can be spotted decorating the sky after rainfall. While this can be seen after showers of rain, rainbows are not always present after each shower.

Asian Hornet Invasion in Europe Traced Back to a Single Queen Bee Introduced to France in 2004, Study Reveals

12.26.2022 03:08 AM

The Asian hornet invasion in Europe was first recorded in 2021 in Ireland. Now, scientists traced back its native range and found it descended from a single queen in 2004. Read the article to know the full story.

Long-Standing Mystery: How Do Eels Reproduce?

12.25.2022 10:36 AM

While eels have been a main object of study, their reproduction still, somehow, remains a mystery. Read to know more about what is know about how eels reproduce.

Stoned Ape Theory Explained: Is This Hypothesis on Evolution Valid?

12.25.2022 09:20 AM

Read on to know how magic mushrooms allegedly caused Human Cognitive Evolution as mentioned in the Stoned Ape Theory.

T-Rex Arms Controversy: What Are Their Small Arms For?

12.24.2022 11:30 AM

Know the mystery behind T-Rex's small arms and more here, read on to learn! In 1902, a team of paleontologists led by Barnum Brown searched for fossils in the Badlands of Montana.

IUCN Red List 'Data Deficient' Species Have 50% Higher Risk Prone to Extinction

12.24.2022 09:00 AM

Data deficient species possess a higher risk of extinction according to the IUCN Red List. Read on to learn more about this article.

Pancake-Like Map of Earth Is the Most Accurate Picture of the World Yet; How Is This Better Than the Globe?

12.23.2022 21:12 PM

Astrophysicists created a two-sided flat map of Earth, displaying both sides of the world without the limits of being a 2D map. Check it out in this article.

Bomb Cyclone: What Does It Mean for Those Living in US?

12.23.2022 11:15 AM

Read on to know why bomb cyclone is messing up with the holiday schedules in the United States. This week, a powerful winter storm that could strike millions of Americans might produce a rare bomb cyclone as it batters most central and eastern U.

Humpback, Gray Whales, and Dolphins Plunges Together in Rare Swimming Sighting with 'December' Blue Whale Off Monterey Waters

12.23.2022 08:45 AM

A rare swimming sighting spotted off Monterey waters included the world's biggest mammal, the blue whale. Learn more about their migration here, read now!

Geotechnical Engineers Initiate Plan Preserving 850-Year-Old Leaning Tower of Pisa Returning to Upright Stance

12.23.2022 08:00 AM

Geotechnical Engineers plan to restore the leaning tower of Pisa into its upright stance. Read on to know more about this news!

Greenland's Ice Loss May Be 100 Times Faster Than Initially Thought as Warm Ocean Water Slowly Melts Glaciers Underneath

12.23.2022 00:33 AM

Current predictions of Greenland's ice loss are probably off based on the updated model that shows the glaciers in the arctic could be melting faster. Read the article to learn more details.

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