ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Snakes Breathe Differently From Humans: Here's How Boa Constrictors Swallow Huge Preys Without Suffocating

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.26.2022 00:27 AM

Boa constrictors choke their prey before swallowing them. Find out here the trick snakes use to prevent themselves from suffocating while swallowing their prey.

Australian Quolls Hungriest During Winter; Animals Chew on Human Corpses 111 Times Since 1831

03.25.2022 11:38 AM

New study reveals Australian quolls are hungriest during winter and that they have chewed on the human corpse for over a century. Find out more about it.

Poison of Sea Snail Can Potentially Treat Cancer, Back Injuries and Researchers Tell Us How

03.25.2022 10:44 AM

Research recently revealed how toxins from sea snails can potentially treat certain conditions like cancer, among others. Learn more about the possibility here.

Octopuses, Squids, Crabs Have Emotions! Scientific Views on Invertebrate Reveal They May Have Feelings

03.25.2022 09:00 AM

Studies on invertebrate emotions are now increasing. Read more about the insights of scientists regarding the current understanding of emotions in animals.

Plastic Broken Down Into Molecular Building Blocks, a Successful Approach for Genuine, More Effective Recycling

03.25.2022 07:08 AM

ETH Zurich researchers have developed a new approach for more effective plastic recycling. Learn how the material is broken down into molecular building blocks.

Baby Boomers Aged 60 and Up Contributes Largest Greenhouse Gas Emissions

03.25.2022 04:53 AM

Each country is responsible for certain levels of global greenhouse gas emissions. Read on to know which age group holds the most carbon footprint to date.

Dolphins Whistle? New Studies Uncover Bonding Ritual, More Functions of Animal’s Vocal Sounds

03.25.2022 03:47 AM

Dolphins are known for their vocalizing skills. See more of the functions that experts discovered from recent cetacean observations in Australia.

Machu Picchu History Shows Name a Mistake By Local Farmer, Now Experts Are Trying to Correct It

03.25.2022 03:32 AM

Machu Picchu holds stunning evidence of ancient life in high-altitude places. Read on to know about the discovery of the lost city of Inca, and how experts corrected the name of the ruins.

5-Meter Long Crocodile in Kowanyama 'Humanely Euthanized' for Displaying Aggressive Behavior Despite Potential Icon Status

03.24.2022 23:03 PM

Rangers shot the infamous Kowanyama crocodile in the Western Cape York despite its potential icon status. Find out why they did it.

Greenland Viking Settlers, Why Did they Disappear?

03.24.2022 08:00 AM

The Eastern Settlement in Greenland once held a rich Viking culture. Learn more about the possible reasons why the Norse people mysteriously vanished from the place.

Great White Sharks Make Friends Too! Predators of the Sea Has a Surprising Social Life

03.24.2022 01:48 AM

Great white sharks are great predators that are feared by many. Keep reading to find out how these apex predators secretly live social lives that may have been brought by environmental changes in the Guadalupe Islands.

How the Most Diverse Assemblage of Cambrian Organisms Dwelt in China's River Delta over 500 Million Years Ago

03.24.2022 01:02 AM

The Chengjiang Biota is the oldest and most diverse assemblage of the first bilaterian animals. Read on to find out how these symmetrical animal ancestors adapted to the stressful environment of early Earth more than 500 million years ago.

Giant 60-Ft Spinosaurus Had Dense Bones, Allowing The Biggest Carnivorous Dinosaur To Hunt Underwater

03.24.2022 00:59 AM

How spinosaurus hunted its prey has been a topic of debate for years. Check out this new study that offers an answer to the never-ending dispute.

Mayan Civilization and Their Corn Crops Came from Southern Cultures Sometime 5600 Years Ago

03.23.2022 11:00 AM

The Mayan civilization contained a systematic society contrary to popular belief. See more about how experts traced the roots of the Maya culture.

Almost 1,000-Meter Ancient Ice Wall Blocked Bering Land Bridge Pushing First Human Migrations from Asia to America via Boat

03.23.2022 04:40 AM

The Bering land bridge served as a connection between Asia and America. See more to why new research contradicts what we first thought about Beringia, and how it affected the migration between the eastern and western continents.

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