ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Glacier in Italian Alps' Marmolada Melts, Caused Avalanche That Took 6 Hikers

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.04.2022 09:30 AM

An accident in the Italian Alps involved a huge avalanche that was a product of the melting glacier on the Marmolada mountain. Read more about the disaster and the current state of the victims involved.

Pandas Can Eat 45 Kilos of Bamboo for Up to 15 Hours Each Day

07.04.2022 09:00 AM

Panda fossils discovered in China revealed these animals can eat 45 kilos of bamboo up to 15 hours a day. Read more to learn more about this discovery.

First Global Lake Evaporation Volume Dataset Shows Role of Bodies of Water in Earth System, Weather Forecasting and More

07.04.2022 05:54 AM

The Texas A&M researchers announced the first global lake evaporation volume (GLEV) dataset. Continue reading for more details about the lake's water level worldwide.

Ancient Sharks Loved to Eat Noses of Sperm Whales Due to High-Fat Content, Fossil Records Reveal

07.04.2022 04:53 AM

An international team of researchers suggests that the ancestors of modern sperm whales became the fat sources of ancient sharks. Check out the full details in this article.

World’s Largest Water Lily Found: Royal Botanic Gardens Says UK's Kew Gardens Houses Newly Named Species That Replaces Victoria Amazonica

07.04.2022 03:50 AM

A new species of water lily is considered the largest in the world because it is bigger than Victoria amazonica. Continue reading to learn the details.

Dinosaurs Adapted to Cold Well Enabling Them to Survive the Triassic-Jurassic Extinction That Killed Most Terrestrial Specie

07.04.2022 03:11 AM

Feathers and high metabolism helped dinosaurs survive one extinction in chilly temperatures, which became a key to their later dominance. Read the article to know more about early dinosaurs and how they survived the Triassic-Jurassic extinction.

Belgica Antarctica Uses Rapid Cold Hardening to Survive From Threat of Extinction, Study Claims

07.04.2022 00:57 AM

Belgica Antarctica, a wingless midge, faces a threat of extinction as Antarctica's winter months become warmer. Continue reading to know more about the insect’s survival strategy.

Earth’s Outer Core Is Changing Based on Seismic Waves From Earthquakes, Study Claims

07.03.2022 21:29 PM

Recent research discovered an abnormality from seismic waves from the two separate yet connected earthquakes in 1998 and 2018, Earth's outer core was shown to be changing. Learn more about this study by reading on.

Alarming Outbreak of Skin Tumor Among Antarctic Fish Linked to Climate Change

07.03.2022 07:48 AM

Experts discovered a strange tumor disease spreading across fish species that live in the Antarctic waters. Read more about the illness and the suspect behind the unusual change in the animals.

Archeology Team Unearthed 2000-Year-Old Remains at the Iron Age Site Duropolis in Dorset

07.02.2022 02:45 AM

Bournemouth University students found five 2000-year-old human remains at Duropolis. Continue reading to know more about the discovery.

Rare Two-Headed Snake Found in a Garden Successfully Rehomed in South Africa

07.02.2022 01:53 AM

A snake expert was called in to rescue a deformed two-headed snake that decided to set up its home in a man's garden in South Africa. Check out what caused this extremely rare mutation in animals.

15-Year-Old Angler Boy Catches Rare 12.5-Pound All-White Catfish in Tennessee

07.02.2022 01:19 AM

A young angler recently caught a remarkable catfish that was nearly totally white on the Tennessee River. Read more about this unusual fish's characteristics.

Giant Meningitis-Causing African Snails Has Been Spotted Again in Florida; Should People Worry?

07.02.2022 00:31 AM

State officials issued a quarantine order for residents of Florida's Pasco County this week due to the reemergence of an invasive African land snail. Read on to learn more about this parasite that causes meningitis.

4th of July Fireworks Pets Safety: Here's How to Keep Dogs Calm During the Independence Day Celebrations

07.01.2022 22:28 PM

Dogs dig under or jump over fences, and some even shatter windows in response to the loud noises of fireworks during the 4th of July. Check out this article for some tips to keep pets calm and safe on Independence Day.

Orchid Species Thought Extinct For More Than a Century Rediscovered in Vermont

07.01.2022 09:30 AM

Vermont's Fish and Wildlife Department confirms the rediscovery of a rare orchid believed to be extinct more than 100 years ago. Read more about the plant and actions for their remaining populations.

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