ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Bizarre 'Ghost Octopus' Baffled Scientists: What Is This Ghostlike Cephalopod?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.10.2022 08:50 AM

The "ghost octopus" was first spotted in 2016 via a remotely operated vehicle, and scientists believe it could be the deepest-dwelling of its kind. Check out this new species of octopus in this article.

Ecosystem Restoration: Scientists Follow Up on Biden’s Rewilding Plan to Save 30% of US Land, Water by 2030

08.10.2022 08:33 AM

Researchers follow up on the US administration’s initiative to restore the ecosystem. How will this help recover recovering biodiversity loss? Read to know more.

Loch Ness Monster Sighting Turns to Be a Naughty Alpaca That Escaped to Go Swimming

08.09.2022 19:29 PM

A photo is going rounds on social media looking like Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster but it was just a snap of an escape alpaca going for a swim. Read more to know the full story.

Drone Footage Shows 2 Unsuspecting Swimmers, Unaware of a 7-Foot Shark Approaching Them Off the Coast of Florida

08.09.2022 18:52 PM

Two swimmers were filmed drone enjoying the beach when a 7-foot blacktip shark approached them. Read the article to know the full story.

How Credit Card Companies Impact The Environment

08.09.2022 17:24 PM

Believe it or not, credit card companies have a sizeable carbon footprint impacting the planet, its inhabitants, and their way of life. Let's take a look at some of the common issues.

Can Spiders Dream? Scientists Say They May Experience REM-Like Twitches When Sleeping

08.09.2022 13:14 PM

Scientists say that the jumping spider is most likely to experience REM sleep. Continue reading to know if spiders' dream.

A Mother's Love: How Mother Weddell Seals Transfer Iron From Their Bodies to Their Pups to Make Them Better Divers

08.09.2022 11:00 AM

WHOI researchers discovered how Weddell seal mothers transferred iron from their liver to the milk their pups drink to make them better divers. Click here to learn more about the Weddell mother's sacrifice and how it affects her diving skills.

How Do Ants Pass Knowledge to Each Other? Robotics Have the Answer

08.09.2022 10:00 AM

Researchers developed a small robot to mimic teacher ants and learn more about how they pass knowledge from one another. Read on to understand how ants learn and what elements are needed for success.

1,000-Pound Bomb From WWII-Era Resurfaces in Italian Lake Following Extreme Drought Due to Worsening Climate Change

08.09.2022 08:52 AM

A group of fishermen discovered the American-made bomb last month that appeared to have been submerged in the last 70 years. Read the article to learn more about this story.

20th Century Rapid Warming: Study Shows How Volcanoes Have Driven the Reversal of 900 Years of Cooling in the Gulf of Maine

08.09.2022 05:35 AM

A study revealed that rapid warming is probably brought by increased atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations and changes. Read to know more about it.

Iguana Makes a Comeback on Galapagos Islands After Being Extinct for 200 Years

08.09.2022 05:23 AM

Last seen by Charles Darwin, the Galapagos land iguanas have been successfully reintroduced to the Santiago islands of the Galapagos after being extinct for almost 200 years. Read on to learn how the conservation was completed and challenges along the way.

New Pompeii Discovery: Archaeologists Find Ancient House That Offers a Glimpse of Middle-Class Life

08.08.2022 21:37 PM

Archaeologists found some remarkable discoveries about the everyday lives of city dwellers in Pompeii, including their homes. Take a look at some hardwood dishware cabinets, three-legged accent tables with bowls, trunks, and more.

Efforts to Save Malnourished Beluga Whale Stuck in France’s Seine River Continues to Fail, Experts Fear It Will Eventually Die in the Canal

08.08.2022 20:29 PM

A beluga whale stuck in the Seine is being saved by rescuers who are "working around the clock." Check out the article to learn what happens to the mammal.

Ohio Rivers Now Colored Orange, What’s Making It Look Like Paint?

08.08.2022 11:30 AM

Ohio streams are polluted with poisonous sludge called acid mine drainage or AMD, the overflow of highly acidic wastewater from underground mines. Read to know more.

Feral Horses Origin: Assateague's Horses May Finally be Revealed with Century-Old Tooth

08.08.2022 11:00 AM

The origins of the feral horses of Assateague Island may finally be revealed thanks to an unexpected discovery. Click here to learn more on how a 16-century horse tooth fragment sheds light on how horses ended up on the island.

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