ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Ice Cores Extracted from Polar Regions Hold Secret to Large Volcanic Eruptions Beyond 2,500 Years

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.21.2022 07:00 AM

Records of large volcanic eruptions are commonly stored in ice cores from the polar regions. Read more to know what experts recently found in their latest investigations over ancient eruptions.

Scientists Identified Common Traits Among Plants, Birds, and Mammals That Are at the Brink of Extinction

03.21.2022 06:09 AM

New research claims that endangered species have similar traits that make them more prone to extinction. Read this article to know those traits.

Watch Time-Lapse Video of Constructing the Most Complete Triceratops Skeleton Displayed in Melbourne Museum

03.21.2022 03:19 AM

Horridus holds the most complete bone collection above all Triceratops ever discovered. See more about the video presenting the dinosaur's reconstruction.

Albino Rat Snake Named Pearl Rehomed After Finding It in a Chicken Coop in Western Virginia

03.21.2022 01:03 AM

Check out this albino rat snake named Pearl that was rehomed to the Virginia Living Museum on St. Patrick's Day. Read more to learn why adult albino snakes are rare in the wild.

Cats Chewing, Eating Plastic May Be Harmful Due to Hazards This May Bring to Feline

03.20.2022 07:57 AM

Cats frequently chew on, or eat plastic items that can lead to ingestion of the material in the intestine. Discover the danger this feline habit can bring.

Odd Stranding Case of Rare 100-Year-Old Greenland Shark in UK Coast Baffled Experts

03.20.2022 03:28 AM

Greenland sharks are exclusively found in a few oceans of the northern hemisphere. See more about this bizarre stranding case of the species recorded on the southwest coast of England.

55-Ft Long Ancient Marine Monster With Razor-Sharp Teeth Discovered, Ancient Sea Creature Unlike Present Gentle Whales

03.18.2022 21:40 PM

Analysis of a well-preserved skull of an ancient whale reveals it has sharp teeth to feed on sharks, tuna, and other fish. Read more about it in this article.

Melting Permafrost Opened Massive Sinkholes That Can Devour 6-Story Buildings in Arctic Seafloor

03.18.2022 10:00 AM

The melting of Arctic ice sheet are commonly associated with the global warming. Read on to know more about a new factor that brings sinkholes in the northern hemisphere's seafloors.

Massive 'Living Dinosaur' Sturgeon 10-Feet Long, Weighs 600 Pounds Captured, Tagged and Freed in British Columbia [Watch]

03.18.2022 02:38 AM

Watch a 600-pound sturgeon being caught in Fraser River in British Columbia. The fisherman put a tag on it before releasing it back into the river.

Rare Snake Died While Eating A Giant Centipede! Serpent's Last Meal Got Stuck on Its Mouth [LOOK]

03.17.2022 22:52 PM

Could the large centipede envenomate its predator, the rare Rim Rock Crown-snake, to kill it? Read the article to find out more about their encounter.

First Language is Gestures Instead of Grunts, Experiment Suggests

03.17.2022 12:00 PM

Even if we use it everyday, the origin of language is still full of mysteries. Read on to know more about a theory of how ancient people started communicating with each other.

Risk of Stroke Can Be Reduced by 16 Percent If You Live Near Green Spaces, Study Reveals

03.17.2022 11:45 AM

Living near green spaces helps reduce the risk of stroke, according to research. Discover the health benefits of the neighboring green spaces to people.

Daylight Savings Time to Become Permanent? What Are the Effects of the Sunlight Protection Act

03.17.2022 09:46 AM

The Senate has passed into law the Daylight Savings Time, making it permanent. Discover the effect of the Sunlight Protection Act on people and the environment.

Expect Longer, More Intense Pollen Allergy Seasons in Hotter Temperatures Resulting from Climate Change

03.17.2022 05:00 AM

A new study shows that pollen allergy seasons are likely to take longer. Discover how higher temperatures result from human-made climate change.

Ancient Tombs Hidden Under Notre Dame Paris, Excavated with Well-Preserved Coffins, Ancient Artifacts

03.17.2022 04:33 AM

The Notre Dame cathedral's reconstruction is still ongoing following the 2019 fire. Read on to know what experts found underneath the church.

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