ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Fossil Find: Arm, Leg Remnants of Hominins Discovered in Africa Possibly Walked on Two Feet, Instead of Four

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.26.2022 00:09 AM

The leg and arm fossils found in Africa may have been owned by Hominins, the earliest known human ancestors. Read to know more about this fossil discovery.

Interbreeding Between Neanderthals, Modern Humans Took Place in the 'Near East' 50,000 Years Ago [Study]

08.25.2022 19:46 PM

Read on to know the drawback of baboon interbreeding and the significance of other species for hominin research are both highlighted.

Mystery of Coelacanth Fish Solved: Here's Why Ancient Creature Swims Upside Down

08.25.2022 19:37 PM

Biology researchers solved the mystery why Coelacanth swims upside down. Read on to know the details.

Grandson Watch Grandma Escape Shark Attack in Myrtle Beach

08.25.2022 15:58 PM

Continue reading to learn how a Myrtle Beach shark attack survivor managed to escape her horrifying case.

China Reportedly Plans to Use Cloud Seeding to Combat Drought Affecting the Yangtze River Region

08.25.2022 15:57 PM

According to a report, China considers using cloud seeding in the Yangtze River region. However, some believe that it is hazardous to the environment. To know more about its impact and the latest status in China, continue reading.

Dugongs Declared 'Functionally Extinct' in China: What Happened to These Gentle Sea Cows?

08.25.2022 07:30 AM

Dugongs have inspired many mermaid stories in the past and now it is declared functionally extinct on Chinese seas. Find out why these gentle giants were no longer seen in China through this article.

Animal Cruelty: Woman Prohibited From Keeping Any Pet After She Offered Drugs, Flushed Monkey in Toilet

08.25.2022 07:00 AM

A woman was prohibited from keeping all animals for life after pleading guilty of maltreating her marmoset monkey. Read to know more about it.

SeaWorld Likened to Jurassic Park Where ‘Hybrid Orcas’ Are Created, Former Killer Whale Trainer Claims

08.25.2022 04:10 AM

American theme park chain SeaWorld recently denied claims that they created hybrid killer orcas to produce more whales to attract tourists. Read to know more.

Rice, Wheat Thrive After Two Weeks Without Water By Pretreating Soil with Ethanol [STUDY]

08.25.2022 03:27 AM

Scientists discover that ethanol helps in the survival rate of plants. Continue reading to know the science behind it.

Scientists Develop New Metric for Earth's Ozone Layer Protection, Gauge the Impact of Emissions in the Atmosphere [Study]

08.24.2022 22:41 PM

Scientists use a novel methodology to gauge the emissions in the atmosphere. Continue reading to know how this new method assesses the effectiveness of ozone layer protection measures and emission impacts.

8-Year-Old Boy Finds 4.75-Inch Prehistoric Shark Tooth in South Carolina Equivalent to 6.5-Inch Megalodon Fang

08.24.2022 20:36 PM

Learn how an 8-year-old child discovered a 4-inch ancient shark tooth while fossil-hunting with his family.

Lungless Salamander Developed Lungs at Early Stage of Embryonic Development Before It Mysteriously Disappears [Study]

08.24.2022 10:30 AM

Scientists examine members of the Plethodontidae, the dominant species of salamanders, to understand how they developed lungs as an embryo but mysteriously loses it. Read the article to find out why.

E-Nose Developed to Detect Nanoplastics in the Air

08.24.2022 10:00 AM

Researchers developed an electronic nose or e-nose to monitor the presence of bacteria, specifically nanoplastics in the air. Read to know more about it.

‘Fitbits' May be Used in Urban Trees to Track Growth, Flowering, and Changing Leaves

08.24.2022 09:00 AM

Researchers argue that putting Fitbit-inspired devices on urban trees will provide data valuable for agriculture, which is vital for future climate change monitoring. Find out more about it in this article.

Severe Drought Reveals 113-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints at A Dried Up River in Texas

08.24.2022 07:00 AM

The previously submerged dinosaur footprints were believed to be mostly from an Acrocanthosaurus, which was 15 feet in height and weighs about 7 tons. Check out these ancient tracks in this article.

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