ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Oldest Canine Bone Ever Documented Shows How Long Man's Best Friend Has Been Around

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.01.2022 07:00 AM

After much analysis, researchers confirmed t that a bone found in the 1980s dates back to 17,000 years ago and that it was a dog's bone. Read to know more about their findings about this canine bone.

Millions of Mythical Circular Holes in Namibia, Finally Explained by Scientists, After 50 Years

12.01.2022 02:52 AM

Millions of mythical circular holes in Namibia, finally explained by scientists, after 50 years. Know the latest here, read now!

Zebra’s Stripes Would Help Repel Flies Due to Optical Illusion [Study]

11.30.2022 13:00 PM

Read on to know how optical illusions fool the flies and avoid landing on zebras. In recent years, scientists discovered the purpose of zebras' black and white stripes: to protect them from biting insects.

Ocean May Absorb Excess Carbon Dioxide Through Nanoparticles [Study]

11.30.2022 12:04 PM

Read on to know how planktons and nanoparticles would help keep excess carbon dioxide in the ocean. An international study showed there might be a pressing need to enlist some of our planet's tiniest residents in the urgent effort to remove excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

New Evidence Shows That Life Exists Under the Icy Surface of Antarctica

11.30.2022 10:00 AM

Phytoplankton blooms are present beneath the sea ice of Antarctica. Read more about the life that is thriving in these waters.

Rising Sea Levels Could Accelerate Over 30 Years, NASA Warns

11.30.2022 09:37 AM

Read on to know why NASA said rising sea levels could flood US coastal cities by 2050. Low-lying coastal communities in the US may face flooding much more regularly in the following decades, according to NASA, which stated that sea levels are likely increasing faster than previously thought.

How Vanua Levu Residents Deal With Domination of Invasive “Kudzu” Vines

11.30.2022 08:30 AM

Despite how overwhelming the invasive Kudzu vines have become, residents are forced to press on. Read to know more.

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

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.

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.

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!

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!

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