ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Rats Can Move Their Heads to Musical Beats Too, Demonstrating It's Not Just a Human Ability

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.12.2022 02:03 AM

Researchers recorded the head movements of rats while they listen to music playing and found that they bop in time to the beat, like humans. Learn more about this discovery in this article.

Largest Ice Sheet in Greenland Is Melting Faster Due to Climate Change! Should We Worry?

11.10.2022 10:21 AM

Read on to know the effects of melting ice sheet in Greenland on the sea levels in the world. In the coming decades, sea level rise may accelerate more quickly than anticipated due to a massive flow of ice crawling out of Greenland's remote interior while also slowing down.

Newly Identified Species of Pterosaur Unearthed in sub-Saharan Africa

11.10.2022 08:30 AM

A new species of pterosaur was discovered by paleontologists in sub-Saharan Africa. Know more about this flying creature that flew on earth here at Science Times, read now!

Israeli Archaeologists Find One of the Oldest Written Sentences on a 3,700-Year-Old Comb; Can You Guess What It Is?

11.10.2022 06:08 AM

Archaeologist found a 3,700-year-old ivory comb with an interesting inscription in southern Israel. Read on to know what the lice remover spell means.

Cleopatra's Tomb Found? 4,800 Feet Tunnel of Rock May Lead to Remains of Egypt's Last Pharaoh and Lover Mark Antony

11.10.2022 04:44 AM

Archaeologists believe that they have found the tunnel leading to Cleopatra's tomb, which is believed to be buried beneath Taposiris Magna Temple. Read the article to find out more.

Scientists Warn That Earth's Vital Signs Have Reached "Code Red" as They Are Now at Record Extremes

11.10.2022 03:02 AM

An international team of scientists stated in a report that 16 out of 32 vital signs of Earth have attained a "code red" and that humanity is facing a climate emergency. Read the article to learn more.

Aggressive Female Octopus Hurls Missiles of Shells, Silts Towards Males Betting to Mate With Them [WATCH]

11.09.2022 22:25 PM

Female octopuses are seen throwing stuff to male species who are trying to mate with them. Know the science behind the act, read here to know more!

Weird Tuna Caught Off Australia Explained; What Is Cookie Cutter Shark?

11.09.2022 21:14 PM

Read on to know how this Australian angler caught a weird cookie cutter shark off Australia's shore and how it lives.

Mexican Archaeologists Rebury Aztec’s Flood-Control System; Here’s Why

11.09.2022 20:45 PM

Archaeologists discovered a tunnel with symbolic artwork that was hundreds of years old in Ecatepec, Mexico, in 2019. Continue reading to see why they had to rebury this odd discovery.

Touch Me Not: Bizarre Caterpillar Found in North America Can Deliver a Powerful Sting That Can Damage Tissues

11.09.2022 08:00 AM

Experts warn the public to not touch the saddleback caterpillar as it delivers a powerful sting. Read the article to learn more about this bizarre-looking moth species.

Tropical Storm Nicole To Strengthen Into Hurricane As It Nears Florida; Is NASA’s Artemis 1 Moon Mission Launch Delayed Again?

11.09.2022 07:30 AM

Nicole intensified into a tropical storm on Tuesday and is anticipated to intensify more when it gets closer to Florida's coast on Wednesday night. Read on to know if NASA pushes back Artemis 1 moon mission launch.

17 Meat Farms Permanently Closed in South Korea After 30 Rescued Dogs Arrive in US

11.08.2022 18:42 PM

Read on to know more about the trade after an organization saved the animals from death on South Korea dog meat farms.

Scientists Find 500-Million-Year-Old Fossils That Might Solve Evolution Riddle

11.08.2022 17:51 PM

Continue reading to see how the discovery of the fossilized remains of the earliest animals to develop a skeleton helped scientists solve one of evolution's mysteries.

Rare Fossil of Deep-Water Mollusk Discovered Alive [Look]

11.08.2022 08:00 AM

A new study uncovered a rare fossil of deep water mollusk that is alive. Learn more about this news here, read now!

'World's Largest' Seagrass Forest Discovered by Scientists as They Strapped Cameras to Tiger Sharks

11.08.2022 07:00 AM

Scientists strapped underwater cameras to tiger sharks and discovered the millions of square kilometers of seagrass meadows under the Bahamas. Discover more facts about this topic, read here to continue!

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