ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Lost Eurasian Continent Led Asian Mammals to Colonize Europe Before the Grande Coupure

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.23.2022 04:10 AM

A landmass in Eurasia helped to scatter Asian mammals 40 million years ago before a major extinction event. Learn more about this hidden continent.

Tomb of Woman in Dolmen of El Pendon From 3000 BC Showed Signs of First-Ever Ear Surgery

02.23.2022 03:21 AM

Experts might have discovered the earliest ear surgery in Spain. Here's what they saw. A new discovery on ear surgery was unearthed in a Spanish tomb.

Largest Flying Reptile Had a Wingspan Larger Than a King-Size Bed, Fossil Discovered in Scotland

02.23.2022 02:26 AM

Check out the 170-million-year-old pterosaur that scientists found at the Isle of Skye in Scotland, which is the largest flying reptile ever discovered.

Shark Bites Fisherman in the Bahamas, Coast Guard Airlifted Victim to Save Him From 'Terrifying Situation'

02.22.2022 21:56 PM

Another shark attack was reported, this time in the Bahamas, which begs the question of whether these incidents are on the rise after more than three years.

Honeybees Practice Social Distancing to Avoid Spread of Viruses, Like Humans!

02.22.2022 08:00 AM

Honeybees are like humans. These insects know exactly how to strategize in order to prevent the spread of the virus among the other bees within their colony. Read on and find out!

Engineered Bacteria Converts Carbon Waste Into Acetone and Isopropanol

02.22.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers use bacteria to convert CO2 into vital industrial chemicals. Bacteria is well known for its capability to break down lactose to make sugar, yogurt, and beer.

Critically Endangered Hammerhead Shark Spotted Further South of Australia Where They Are Rarely Seen

02.22.2022 03:11 AM

Researchers spotted scalloped hammerhead sharks, which typically inhabit more tropical regions, in the south of Perth metropolitan waters.

Great White Shark Snatched a 100-Pound Tuna From a Fisherman in Hawaii and Dragged It in Deep Sea [Watch]

02.22.2022 02:24 AM

A Hawaiian fisherman was injured after a great white shark snatched a 100-pound tuna while he was holding the fishing line and dragged it under the sea.

Male Shorebirds Have Stronger Immune System Than Female Kentish Plovers, Study Claims

02.22.2022 00:20 AM

A new study has learned that the different gene expression between male and female shorebirds might have influenced their mortality rate.

Phoenix Zoo Welcomes Female Baby Giraffe That Stands Nearly Six-Foot Tall, Weighs 150-Pound Upon Birth

02.21.2022 23:47 PM

Phoenix Zoo welcomed its newest member earlier this month — a female Masai giraffe. However, the mother and calf will stay off exhibit in the next few weeks.

500-Pound Black Bear Named 'Hank The Tank' Ransacks 28 California Homes; ‘Euthanasia’ Considered

02.21.2022 11:16 AM

Since the summer season, Hank the Tank, a black bear has reported to have made a 500-pound "nuisance of himself" in California's South Lake Tahoe, breaking into over two dozen homes in search of food and causing a trail of damage in the place.

Artificial Intelligence Used in Weather Forecast: How Does This Technology Affect Human Actions?

02.21.2022 11:12 AM

Calculating power and technology's advancement like artificial intelligence has enabled researchers to not just examine data faster and simpler, but learn from historical data, as well for better situational consciousness and decision-making.

Single Gene APETALA3-3 Contributes to the Sudden Evolutionary Change in Such Species

02.21.2022 09:30 AM

When Charles Darwin initially codified the theory of evolution by means of natural selection, he thought of the evolutionary change in flowers and plants as "gradual." He said they see nothing of these slow changes in progress.

Vacation Photos of Zebras, Whales and Other Animals Can Help Scientists' Conservation Efforts, Fight Wildlife Extinction

02.21.2022 02:32 AM

Vacation photos sometimes serve another purpose other than capturing the moment as scientists are also using them to track the movements of zebras, whales, and other endangered species.

Remembering Lolong: The Largest Saltwater Crocodile Who Died of 'Stress' After Allegedly Eating a Fisherman, Biting a Schoolgirl and 2-Year Captivity

02.20.2022 21:53 PM

The 21ft-long saltwater crocodile was suspected of eating a fisherman and a 12-year-old schoolgirl before he was captured in 2011 in Bunawan, Philippines.

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