ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Seychelles Green Turtle Population Reaches More Than 15,000 Today From 2,000 in 1960s Due to Decades of Conservation

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.11.2022 10:00 AM

From 2,000 green turtle eggs laid annually in Seychelles, conservation efforts have resulted in 15,000 annual eggs. Read on to know how conservation efforts help save the dwindling population of green turtles.

300-Year-Old Okayama 'Mermaid Mummy' Origin Investigated: Could It Be a Gruesome Fish and Monkey Mix?

03.11.2022 08:00 AM

Mermaid mummy worshiped in Okayama temple for centuries believed to have miraculous healing. Read on for information on how researchers are studying the bizarre remains origin and mysteries.

19 Mile-Wide Hiawatha Crater in Greenland Older Than Previously Thought, Ending Speculation the Meteor Caused the Ice Age

03.11.2022 06:23 AM

The Hiawatha crater in Greenland is eight million years older than previously thought. Read more to know what else is found in the new study.

Childhood Lead Exposure in Americans in 1960-1970 Results to Below Average IQ

03.11.2022 04:00 AM

A percentage of Americans born in the 60s and 70s are found to have lower IQ due to childhood lead exposure. Know more about the effects of this toxic material.

Newly Identified 19-Ft Long Crocodile Species Ritualistically Beheaded by Humans, an Evidence Of Systematic Crocodilian Purges That Led To Its Extinction

03.11.2022 02:15 AM

Check out the subfossils of a newly discovered crocodile species found in China in which fossils show signs of vicious attacks and ritual beheading.

Cannibal Reptiles: Snake Eating Another Snake Caught in A Video; Why Do They Eat Their Same Kind?

03.10.2022 22:19 PM

Snake cannibalism is not always seen in nature, but there are several species that end up eating their own kind. Check out these snakes that eat other snakes.

Florida Ponds Creating an Ecosystem 'Disservice’ As It Lose More Carbon Through Gas

03.10.2022 10:00 AM

Florida ponds are found to be losing more carbon via gas than storing it. Find out how, in a new study finding, ponds are creating an ecosystem disservice.

Genetically Modified Male Mosquitoes Released in California, Florida to Curb Its Local Population

03.10.2022 08:30 AM

British biotech firm, Oxitec, has recently secured EPA approval to release more than 2 million genetically modified male mosquitoes in Florida and California. Read on to find out how the mosquitoes are set to reduce the local mosquito population.

Power Loss in Chernobyl Nuclear Plant, Can It Spill Nuclear Discharge?

03.10.2022 03:42 AM

Chernobyl Nuclear Plant disconnected from the Ukrainian power grid. Read on to find out what power loss means for the radioactive material in Chernobyl and for the hostage plant staff.

Sharks Sleep Too But With Both Eyes Open, Contrary to Their Reputation of Being Always on the Move

03.10.2022 02:19 AM

Sharks are known to be always on the move, but a recent study shows they also rest. Check out how they sleep with eyes open, with some species even swimming while unconscious.

Scientists Plan to Resurrect Extinct Christmas Island Rat; But Could De-Extinct Technology Save Endangered Animals?

03.10.2022 02:03 AM

Scientists plan to use CRISPR gene-editing tool to bring back the Christmas Island rat that has been extinct for 119 years. Read how it will make the process possible.

Snake Rescuer Caught Heavily Pregnant Serpent and Set Mother, Snakelets Free; Why They Should Be Left Alone During Hatching Season?

03.09.2022 21:47 PM

It is still hatching season and it is not advisable to disturb baby snakes in their nest. Read the article to learn why you should leave snakelets alone.

Namibia Exports 22 Wild Elephants in Blatant Disregard of International Law

03.09.2022 14:54 PM

On the 6th March 2022, the Namibian Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) finally admitted in an emailed statement that it has exported 22 wild-caught elephants likely to Al Ain Zoo in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance Ship Helm Remains Intact Over 100 Years After Sinking

03.09.2022 11:21 AM

Shackleton’s Endurance ship was recently found in the Weddell Sea. Discover more about shipwreck and how it differs from the day it sank over 100 years ago.

Wrasse First Thought As Different Fish Species Rediscovered in First-Ever Study in Maldives

03.09.2022 11:00 AM

Maldives is full of animals that are yet to be named or even encountered. Click and check out how this new fish species was rediscovered by the country's local scientists.

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