ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Only 16% of Global Coastal Regions Remains Intact; Experts Urge Conservation Efforts ASAP

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.14.2022 09:46 AM

University of Queensland experts found that less than 16 percent of the global coastal regions remain intact. Authors urge people in power to take immediate steps for climate mitigation and coastal area preservation.

Chester Zoo's Baby Aardvark Resembles Harry Potter's House-Elf Dobby [Watch]

02.14.2022 03:20 AM

Chester Zoo welcomes the first-ever baby aardvark Dobby. Its name was inspired by the elf character in the Harry Potter series.

Crocodile Had Dinosaur For Its Last Meal Based On 95-Million Year Old Fossil, Study Claims

02.14.2022 03:04 AM

Paleontologists in Australia found a new species of crocodile that may have eaten a dinosaur around 95 million years ago as its last meal, marking a historic world's first discovery.

Deep-Sea Anglerfish Species Dubbed As ‘Sea Monster’ Found in San Diego Beach

02.12.2022 22:35 PM

A man recently discovered something on a San Diego beach initially thinking he saw a jellyfish but later realized he spotted what reports have described as a "sea monster."

Rogue Wave That Occurred in 2020 Breaks Record Reaching 4-Story-Tall High

02.12.2022 22:05 PM

The wave documented in 2020 has recently been confirmed for being proportionately the most extreme rogue wave ever reported, a record-breaking occurrence.

Crocodile-Like Beast That Roamed In Tanzania 240 Million Years Ago Discovered, Gets New Name

02.11.2022 22:45 PM

The paleontologists at the University of Birmingham discovered the fossilized remains of a new crocodile-like species in Tanzania.

Basking Sharks Migration Habits Explained: Where They Go During Winter and Summer

02.11.2022 11:00 AM

Researchers stumble upon a surprising discovery when observing the migration behavior of basking sharks from Ireland shores. Findings suggests that the sharks weren't primarily motivated by changes in water temperature when migrating.

Some Starfish Have Diamondlike Bone Structure To Compensate For Its Intrinsic Weakness

02.11.2022 10:30 AM

Starfish or sea star is made of brittle, stonelike minerals, but new research found that they derive strength from an unusual internal structure to compensate for their intrinsic weakness.

Storage Jar or Portable Toilet? Scientists Discover New Way to Find Out How Conical Pots Were Used in Ancient Rome

02.11.2022 10:00 AM

Scientists discover 1,500-year-old human parasite eggs in conical pots in Sicily suggesting that it was used as a portable toilet by ancient Romans.

Diplodocid Dinosaur Remains in Montana Shows Signs of 150 Million-Year-Old Respiratory Infection

02.11.2022 04:50 AM

Scientists Discover first-ever evidence of cold-like symptoms and infection in Diplodocid dating back to 150 million years ago.

Robotic Fish Made of Human Heart Muscle Swims For More Than 100 Days [Watch]

02.11.2022 03:50 AM

The faux-fish swam for 108 days and could pave the way toward a working artificial human heart for transplants.

Tonga Eruption Similar to Krakatoa Volcano's Wave Pulse, Sound Frequency As It 'Ring Like a Bell' in the Atmosphere

02.10.2022 13:02 PM

Meteorologist Kevin Hamilton recently reported that the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption was very powerful that it led the atmosphere to ring like a bell, although at a frequency very low to hear.

Elon Musk Setting Up Starlink Gateway Station in Fiji to Provide Internet Connection to Tonga After Volcanic Eruption

02.10.2022 02:34 AM

Elon Musk is helping the residents in the volcano-hit Tonga to reconnect to the web using Starlink satellites. The islands have limited internet service since the volcanic eruption on January 15.

Record-Breaking Giant Squid Caught in Hawaii, Fisherman Says It Can Make About 100 Plates of Calamari

02.09.2022 21:16 PM

A giant diamondback squid was caught in Hawaii breaking records of the biggest squid ever caught in the state.

Opabiniid Described 100 Years Later: Researchers Confirm It Is Different from Radiodont

02.09.2022 11:04 AM

The new research published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B used fresh and strong phylogenetic approaches to validate Utaurora comosa as just the second opabiniid ever found and the first in more than a hundred years.

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