ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

First Ever 3D Fossilized Brain of a Worm That Lived in the Oceans 500 Million Years Ago Found in China

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.05.2022 02:53 AM

Scientists uncovered an unexpected fossilized embryo of a worm-like creature from the Cambrian period, revealing a tiny doughnut-shaped brain. Read the article to learn more about it.

Dolphins Saved an Australian Surfer From a 20-Foot Shark

10.04.2022 23:50 PM

An Australian Surfer was wondering why the dolphins behaved differently. Then he realized that they were trying to save him from sharks. Get to know more about this story by reading this post.

NASA Prepares Aircraft to Search Critical Minerals Essential for Clean Energy Industries

10.04.2022 10:40 AM

NASA and USGS collaborate to launch an aircraft to find minerals in the southwest US. Read on to learn about this plan.

Record-Breaking Lethal Heat Dome Experienced in Pacific Northwest Region After 10,000 Years

10.04.2022 10:00 AM

UCLA scientists found the summer heat wave is a record breaking humidity in the Pacific Northwest region. Know the indication of their study here, read more!

Planting Trees in Dry Region May Lead to Rising Temperature [STUDY]

10.04.2022 07:43 AM

A team of scientists who used high-resolution spatial analysis to study the dry parts of Earth learned that planting trees may not help in keeping the planet cool. Read on to know what causes this effect.

‘Three-peat’ La Niña Predicted; Forecasters Say This Is the Third in a Row for the Pacific Ocean To Be in This Weather Cycle

10.04.2022 01:15 AM

Forecasters have predicted the so-called “three-peat La Nina,” the third in a row this year that the Pacific Ocean is experiencing. Read to know more.

Cold Case Whithorn: An Archaeological Technology Project Reconstructing Medieval Face of Scottish Woman After 700-Years

10.03.2022 07:35 AM

Scottish medieval women and priests were able to imagine using forensic technology. See how this amazing 3D-imaging works, read here now to know!

Praying Mantis Set To Invade the UK as Sightings Suggest They Are Heading North Due to Climate Change

10.03.2022 07:00 AM

Praying mantis are commonly found in France but now Britain is bracing for the invasion of these creepy cannibalistic insects as they are being tracked to the Channel Islands. Read the article to learn more.

Temperature Drop Causes Costa Rica's Coast Catastrophic Coral Die-Off Event [STUDY]

10.03.2022 06:30 AM

A new study revealed that plummeting temperature caused the coral die-off event on Costa Rica’s coast. Read on to know more about the new study.

Burmese Pythons Evolve With This Unique Trait of Stretching Their Jaw Wide Enough To Eat Prey as Large as Alligator

10.03.2022 03:54 AM

Research shows that Burmese pythons have evolved a unique feature, enabling their jaws to stretch wide enough to eat and swallow large prey. Read to know more.

Harvard Discovery of Sea Level Fingerprint Proves Theory About Greenland Ice Sheet Melt

10.03.2022 03:08 AM

The sea level fingerprint theory has now been proven, according to Harvard scientists. Continue reading to learn more about this study.

Researchers Want To Use Human Hair To Make Vegetables; Is It Feasible?

10.02.2022 02:12 AM

Read on to know how researchers would use your hair to make your vegetable salad. Researchers in Singapore have used hair from salons to cultivate crops, including leafy vegetables, micro greens, rocket leaves, and Chinese cabbage bok choy.

Sue the T.rex: New Research Seeks the Reason Behind the Golf-ball Sized Hole in This Popular Dinosaur’s Jawbone

10.02.2022 01:45 AM

A study seeks an explanation why holes found in a T. rex’s jawbone has managed to rule out a major hypothesis, though the answer stays elusive. Read to know more.

World War I-era German Submarine Discovered in US Waters; Found 100 Years After Sinking 1,600 Feet Deep To Seabed

10.02.2022 00:15 AM

Five WWI German submarines and eight more from World War II were discovered in the US waters, with the U-111, known to be sunk off the US coast. Read to know more.

Well-Preserved 1-Million-Year-Old Human Skull Found in China Completes Missing Gap of Homo Erectus Origin in East Asia

10.01.2022 04:31 AM

Archaeologists found a human skull dated 1 million years ago, providing an important insight into evolutionary history. Read the article to learn more.

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