ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Increased Tourism in National Parks Trigger Bison Attacks Like the Teenage Hiker Gored in South Dakota

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.17.2022 09:21 AM

A 19-year-old hiker was gored by a large bison while hiking at Custer State Park in South Dakota, which left her with injuries. Read the article to know how tourism in national parks has triggered bison attacks.

Ecologists Found Blue Crabs Ambushing Fiddler Crabs from Pits at Low Tide

08.17.2022 08:30 AM

An ecologist and his colleagues witnessed something unprecedented when blue crabs attacked fiddler crabs during a low tide in a pit. Continue reading to know the findings and observations revealed during the research.

Revenge of a Toddler: 2-Year-Old Bites Snake to Death After It Sunk Its Fangs to Her Lip

08.17.2022 08:00 AM

the two-year-old toddler has unleashed an act of deadly revenge on the snake that bit her lip by biting back the serpent to death. Read the article to know the full story.

Scientists Say Male Spiders Mating Strategy Has Evolved [Study]

08.17.2022 06:55 AM

National University of Singapore researchers found out how the male spiders were able to mate despite the risk of being cannibalized by female spiders. Continue reading to know more about the findings.

Invasive Crayfish That Reproduce 1,000 Eggs Up to 5 Times a Year Found in Texas

08.17.2022 04:01 AM

The invasive Australian redclaw crayfish, also known as tropical blue crayfish, can reproduce 1,000 eggs up to five times a year and has been detected in Texas this year. Read the article to know more details.

Roughly 21,000 Fish in University of California Davis Aquatic Research Center Allegedly Die Due to Chlorine Exposure

08.17.2022 03:57 AM

The University of California Davis released a statement about the 21,000 fish that died in its aquatic research center. Continue reading to know more about the cause of death.

Goats, Sheep to Fight Off Wildfires, Chomp Over Vegetation in Barcelona

08.16.2022 21:14 PM

Barcelona is doing a pilot project using goats and sheep this year to help the city prepare for wildfires. Read on to know the details.

Brain Circuitry In Zebra Finches Demonstrated in a New Study; Social Interaction Among Birds Investigated

08.16.2022 12:35 PM

A new study demonstrates brain circuitry that’s telling zebra finches, what incoming information they need to pay attention to. Read to know more about this.

Can 'Space Bubbles' Shield Earth From the Sun? MIT Scientists Explain How This Would Work

08.16.2022 10:30 AM

A team of scientists from MIT proposes using space bubbles to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. But would this work? Find out in this article how this would help Earth.

High School Student Discovers Two New-to-Science Scorpion Species, Called Them ‘Alkali Sink Specialists’

08.16.2022 08:20 AM

Two new scorpion species have recently been identified by high school students from California. They are called “alkali sink specialists.” Read to know more.

Zoe the World's First Named Heat Wave Hits Spain With Temperatures Over 112 Degrees Fahrenheit

08.16.2022 04:00 AM

Spain has introduced a new heat wave naming system to raise awareness of this natural phenomenon that damages lives and the economy. Read the article to learn more.

Human Activities Affect the Ecosystem, Biodiversity of Anthropocene Small Mammals

08.16.2022 03:51 AM

Scientists wanted to understand the impacts of land modification on small mammals in the Anthropocene. They found out that human activities played a role as well. Continue reading to know more about the study.

Phytoplankton Could Solve Climate Change, Reduce Carbon Dioxide in Ocean [Simulation]

08.15.2022 20:16 PM

Climatologists suggest increasing phytoplankton in the ocean to remove more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Read on to know how it will work.

US Invests $370 Billion for 'Carbon Capture Tech' to Reduce Emissions Under Inflation Reduction Act

08.15.2022 19:45 PM

The US shed billions to preserve the climate. Read on to know what the Inflation Reduction Act means to climate change.

1,300-Pound Celebrity Walrus From Norway Killed by Euthanasia After People Refused to Heed Officials' Advice to Keep Their Distance

08.15.2022 18:45 PM

People did not listen to the officials' advice to keep their distance from the celebrity walrus, Freya, so the officials decided to kill her. Read more to understand why the authorities had to do it.

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