ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Human Fossil Discovery: Oldest Hominid Remnant Found in Europe Named After Famous Rock Band Pink Floyd

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.29.2022 09:46 AM

The discovered human fossil in Europe is considered the oldest hominid remnant found in the country. Read to know why, and how it is named after Pink Floyd.

Water-Activated, Disposable Paper Battery Perfect for Single-Use Electronics to Minimize Environmental Impacts

07.29.2022 06:08 AM

A team of international researchers developed a disposable paper battery that can be activated with water within 20 seconds. Check out this groundbreaking innovation in this article.

Crystal World's Great White Rosie the Shark Spent Years in Abandoned Amusement Park

07.29.2022 03:24 AM

The Crystal World in Victoria, houses a great white shark discovered at the abandoned Wonderland wild park. Continue reading to know more about Rosie the Shark.

Restaurant Employees Rescued Rare Orange Lobster From Being Cooked After Recognizing Its Unusual Color

07.29.2022 03:06 AM

An extremely rare orange lobster was found in a shipment to a restaurant in Florida and has now found its new home at Ripley's Aquarium. Find out how rare this lobster is in this article.

Elephants Learn to Adapt to Varying Landscapes Brought by Increasing Human Development

07.28.2022 21:10 PM

Human-elephant conflict is on the rise in many places on Earth as elephants compete for space and resources due to increasing human development. Check out in this article how these two species learned to coexist in a changing environment.

Blue Carbon Habitats May Not Remove Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere

07.28.2022 11:00 AM

A new study reveals that restoring coastal vegetation, also known as the blue carbon habitats, might not be the nature-based climate solution. Continue reading to know more about the researchers' new findings

Mysterious Sleeper Shark Surfaces in the Caribbean, Stuns Experts

07.28.2022 10:30 AM

Experts spotted an unusual Arctic shark off the coast of Belize in the Caribbean. Read on to learn more about the Greenland sleeper shark and the sighting.

Enzyme Neutralizes Toxic Nitrous Oxide: A New Tool for Reducing Gas in the Atmosphere

07.28.2022 08:51 AM

Researchers discovered how a naturally occurring enzyme in microbes neutralized nitrous oxide. Read on to learn how an enzyme gives experts a way of combating climate change.

Florida's Annual Burmese Python Hunt to Massacre Hundreds of Invasive Snakes Next Week

07.28.2022 08:30 AM

Burmese pythons are an invasive species introduced to Florida in the 1970s. Read on to learn more about the annual Burmese python challenge and how it helps the native ecosystem of the state.

Massive Greenland Ice Sheet Loss in Just 3 Days; Experts Warn About More Water Melting Each Year

07.28.2022 07:52 AM

Greenland has been reported to have experienced a spike melt in only three days, seeing a massive ice sheet losing adequate water. Read to know more.

Golden Eagle Captured in Rare Defensive Pose Against Bighorn Sheep by Motion Sensor Trail Cameras

07.28.2022 04:29 AM

The two animals were squaring up in the Desert National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada as seen from a photo captured by motion sensor trail cameras. Check out what happened between the golden eagle and bighorn sheep in this article.

Urban Gardens in California Hosts Rare Plants, Birds and Bees

07.27.2022 10:30 AM

A Dartmouth-led study of urban garden locations in northern California, published in Ecological Applications, revealed that rare plant species in urban gardens attract rare bee and bird species. Continue reading to know more about the rare plant species that attracts the bees and birds.

Evolution of Ferns: New Study Reveals Growth, Reproduction, Drop of the Plant Species 35 Million Years Ago

07.27.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers investigated the genomic arrangement of tree ferns, revealing how the species grew, reproduced, and dRopped over millions of years. Read to know more.

Ancient Fish That Developed Legs to Walk on Land Returned to Full-Time Swimming, Study Reveals

07.27.2022 06:10 AM

A new study claims that the cousin of the ancient fish Tiktaalik, which modern mammals and humans evolved from, decided to return to the water after developing legs. Read the article to know why.

NOAA Scientists Found Strange Line of Holes 1.7 Miles Below the Atlantic Ocean Surface, What Could It Be?

07.27.2022 05:09 AM

Check out what these mysterious lines are that NOAA Ocean Exploration scientists found in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, describing it as something that looked human-made.

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