ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

86-Million-Year-Old Fossil of Pterosaur Dubbed "Dragon of Death" Unearthed in Argentina, Classified as One of the Largest Flying Reptiles

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.23.2022 23:19 PM

Paleontologists discovered fossils of a new species of the pterosaur in Argentina. Continue reading to know the details about it which the researchers considered one of the largest flying reptiles.

Three Threatened Loggerhead Turtles Released Safely Back into the Mediterranean After Being Entangled in Fishing Nets

05.23.2022 10:30 AM

Three loggerhead turtles that got caught in fishing gear have been released back into the Mediterranean off the coast of Tunisia. Read on to find out more about the endangered turtles and how tracking beacons are being used to conserve the species.

Novel UV Light Treatment Breaks Down Forever Chemicals in Hours

05.23.2022 09:30 AM

Forever chemicals or PFAS can be found in everyday products but can be difficult to clean up from the environment. Read on to find out how a novel UV light treatment and iodide are cleaning up these compounds in a few hours.

Egyptian Pyramids Mystery Unveiled: What’s Inside? How Rich Were the Ancient Tombs of Pharaohs?

05.23.2022 08:00 AM

Most pyramids look contrary to what most of us imagine. Read more about the treasures inside the ancient burial chambers of Egyptian pharaohs.

Top 5 World's Most Bizarre Deep Sea Creatures That Baffled the Scientists, One Is Possibly the Ugliest

05.23.2022 07:11 AM

Few humans have ventured into the deep ocean where mysterious animals are living. Check out some of the most bizarre sea creatures in this article.

Can Subsea Cables Detect Earthquake? UK Researchers Claim It’s Possible Through Making Seafloor Sensors!

05.23.2022 00:36 AM

Experts in the United Kingdom suggest that subsea cables can detect earthquakes. Continue reading to know how it will detect tremors.

Sea Anemones From Phylum Cnidaria 'Secretly' Evolves and Repurposes Neurons to Stinging Cells Called Cnidocytes [Research Study]

05.23.2022 00:26 AM

Cnidarian animals like sea anemones or those that belong to the cnidaria phylum have specialized stinging cells called cnidocytes. Read on to know the details of a new biodiversity research study.

Asian Elephant Moms Grieve Over Their Babies’ Death By Carrying Dead Calf in Their Trunks for Weeks

05.22.2022 07:30 AM

Videos reveal elephant moms appear to grieve the death of their babies as they carry the latter in their trunks for weeks. Know more about the behavior here.

Kayakers Recover Ancient Skull from Minnesota River That Dates Back 8,000 Years Ago

05.22.2022 03:00 AM

An ancient skull was recently unearthed from the Minnesota River. Learn more about discovery and the history behind the remains.

Over 2 Million Stranded, 57 Died in Bangladesh and India Flooding; What Could Have Caused the Floods?

05.22.2022 02:00 AM

57 people died from flooding in India and Bangladesh. Over 2 million were also stranded by the calamity. What has caused the floods? Read to find out.

Massive 30-Foot Sperm Whale Washed Ashore in Israel Beach Found Dead; The Second Case This Year

05.21.2022 03:27 AM

Authorities are investigating the cause of death of the sperm whale that washed ashore on Tel Aviv beach. Read the article to know how many whales are beached or stranded each year.

7-Million-Year-Old Fossil Found in Peru Shed Light on the Marine Origins of Modern Crocodiles

05.21.2022 02:03 AM

Archaeologists in Peru unearthed a prehistoric crocodile fossil that provides new clues to the origins of modern crocodiles. Read on to learn more.

Cannibal Baby Wasps Eat Their Siblings When Food Is Running Low [REPORT]

05.21.2022 00:33 AM

Baby wasps have no choice but to consume their siblings when they do not find any other source of food. Continue reading to learn more about was baby cannibalism.

Dolphins Discovered with Self-Medicating Behavior, Use Corals as Rubbing Treatments

05.20.2022 09:30 AM

Bottlenose dolphins residing at Egypt's Red Sea have an unusual behavior that baffled scientists until now. Read more about what the activity is and how it benefits the marine mammals.

How Do Dolphins Recognize Their Friends at a Distance? Study Suggests They Do So, Through Signature Whistles, Taste of Urine

05.20.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers revealed how dolphins recognize their friends at a distance. What roles do signature whistles and the taste of urine play here? Read to find out.

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