ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Treasure Trove of 200 Roman-era Coins Discovered in Spain Through a Hungry Badger Hunting For Food

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.11.2022 04:52 AM

A Roman-era treasure trove was discovered close to a den of an animal in Spain, which is believed to have been uncovered by a hungry badger due to its desperate search for food last winter.

Salmon Magnetic Sense Could Involve Magnetite Crystals In Specialized Receptor Cells in Their Noses, Research Says

01.11.2022 03:03 AM

An international team of researchers found evidence suggesting magnetite production in cells in salmon noses allows them to use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate to and from their feeding and breeding grounds.

Steller’s Sea Eagle Spotted in Maine; Reports Say This Was the Same 20-Pound Bird Species Found in Massachusetts in December

01.11.2022 02:25 AM

Steller's sea eagle, the rare bird which is over 5,000 miles from home, was seen in Massachusetts in late December that attracted hundreds of bird watchers around the Taunton River.

Image of Mount Vesuvius Volcano on Europe's Mainland Peaking Through the Clouds Appears on NASA Earth Observatory Site

01.10.2022 21:02 PM

NASA Earth Observatory's recent Image of the Day features the cone of Mount Vesuvius that peaks through a break in the clouds earlier this month.

Lowland Gorilla Born in DR Congo Could Boost the Population of the Endangered Species

01.10.2022 04:56 AM

The lowland gorilla population in DR Congo's Virunga National Park has now increased to seven following the recent birth in the park, which is good news for endangered species.

Cows Use VR Goggles Tricking Them Into Thinking Its Summer to Reduce Stress, Anxiety and Produce More Milk

01.10.2022 03:02 AM

A farmer in Turkey has fitted his cows with VR goggles that display green pastures and a summer vibe to make them happier and produce more milk.

Asian Unicorn Now Critically Endangered; Hunt for Saolas Still on Progress to Prevent Extinction

01.10.2022 02:30 AM

Saola Foundation expanded their project to search and preserve the remaining population of the rare Asian unicorn before it gets extinct.

What Causes Lightning? Low Radio Frequency Telescope Captures in Detail What Happens Behind Thunderstorms

01.09.2022 22:03 PM

Scientists used a network of small radio telescopes, which are used to observe the universe, to map lightning in detail 200 times faster than previous instruments.

Can Goldfish Drive? Motorized Tank Moves With Fishes Controlling It! [WATCH]

01.08.2022 21:48 PM

A goldfish successfully drove a tank using artificial intelligence. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. But can you teach a goldfish how to drive? Researchers created a modified tank on wheels to investigate whether a goldfish could learn to move on dry land, and it did.

Animal Vision: 3 Creatures with the Weirdest Eyes

01.07.2022 03:47 AM

Aside from the "philosophical considerations of the colors' subjective experience," various organisms have evolved to see the world in a different way, with eye structures and configurations optimized for different kinds of existence.

Some Volcanic Hotspots Fueled By Material Not As Hot As Expected, Shedding Light on Mysterious Geologic Processes

01.07.2022 03:12 AM

A new study finds that hotspots that volcanic islands, like Hawaii, Iceland, and Galapagos Islands created may often prove surprisingly cool, which suggests current theories on volcanism may just be too simple.

Tropical Cyclones, Hurricanes, Typhoons to Possibly Hit New York, Boston More Intensely Due To Climate Change

01.06.2022 21:15 PM

New York, Boston, Beijing, and Tokyo will experience extreme storms over the next few decades due to climate change.

Ancient Toilet Discovered in Jerusalem Shows Traces of Possibly Parasitic Infection Epidemic From 2,700-Year-Old

01.05.2022 08:40 AM

An ancient toilet was recently discovered in Jerusalem and findings have shown that the 2,700-year-old find still shows some signs of infection a long time ago.

Eco-Friendly Cremation Using Liquid Invented by Desmond Tutu for His Own Death

01.05.2022 07:50 AM

Archbishop Desmond Tutu made a last contribution to humanity upon his departure by choosing aquamation as method of his own burial.

Unprecedented Series of Winter Storms Reported in Alaska in A Phenomenon Dubbed "Icemageddon"

01.05.2022 06:53 AM

Extreme weather in Alaska has brought record high temperatures in December and now, the country is experiencing an "icemageddon" due to unprecedented winter storms.

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