ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Iconic Flamingos in Africa Are in Danger Due to Rising Lake Levels, Study Finds

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.14.2024 00:20 AM

The main food source of Africa's iconic flamingos is being threatened due to rising lake levels and may force these birds to move to unprotected areas. Read to learn more.

Weirdest Species Nomenclature: Top 6 Animals With Unusual Scientific Names

04.13.2024 00:49 AM

While scientific names are carefully selected by considering the distinct characteristics of a species, there are organisms which end up having strange nomenclature. Read the article to learn more.

Global Store of Soil Inorganic Carbon Challenges Long-Held View Regarding Its Impact on Environmental Health

04.12.2024 09:45 AM

A recent study has identified the size, distribution, and vulnerability of the global soil inorganic carbon. Learn more about it in this article.

New Technology Effectively Reduces Whale, Ship Collisions That Lead to Cetaceans' Deaths

04.12.2024 09:04 AM

Whale Safe technology has helped decrease the ship-whale collisions that lead to multiple deaths among cetaceans. Continue reading to learn more.

First Nitrogen-Fixing Organelle Discovered in a Marine Alga, Provides Insight on the Role of Symbiotic Interactions to Evolution of Chloroplast and Mitochondria

04.12.2024 04:40 AM

An international team of researchers describes the first known nitrogen-fixing organelle within a eukaryotic cell. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Crew of Dali Ship That Hit Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore Remains on Board

04.12.2024 01:08 AM

The Dali ship crew has not disembarked from the shipping vessel that hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Read to learn more.

3,000-Year-Old Pottery Rewrites Aboriginal History in Australia; Chemical Analysis of Sherds Reveals Trade Networks in the Continent

04.11.2024 06:52 AM

Experts have discovered the oldest Aboriginal pottery in Australia which destroys the colonial myths in the continent. Learn more about it in this article.

4 Fossils From the Jurassic Era Offer New Insight About Human Ears, Teeth Evolution

04.11.2024 03:16 AM

Two new studies offer new insight into the evolution history of mammaliaforms. Continue reading to learn more.

Brutal Prehistoric Ritual Sacrifices in Neolithic Europe Similar to Italian Mafia's Punishment [Study]

04.11.2024 02:38 AM

The remains of three women were found at Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, and they died brutally. Continue reading to learn the whole story.

Does Your Dog Really Understand You? Here's How These Canines Process Emotions, Speech, Non-Verbal Cues

04.11.2024 01:02 AM

Can your pet dogs really understand you when you talk to them? Read to find out. Based on research, dogs can process the emotion and information behind human commands.

California's San Andreas Fault Line Could Be Months Away From Experiencing Major Earthquake, Study Reveals

04.10.2024 22:28 PM

According to a new study, the Parkfield section of the San Andreas fault line in California may see major earthquake this year. Read to learn more.

Animal Sound Perception: Which Species Have the Best Hearing Ability?

04.10.2024 07:00 AM

Some animal species possess the ability to perceive sounds beyond what the human ear can detect. Read the article to learn more about them.

Charlotte the Virgin Pregnancy Update: North Carolina Aquarium Addresses Fears About Stingray's Babies

04.10.2024 05:20 AM

Charlotte's babies are reportedly fine even if she is already overdue and the pulps are still not delivered. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Dolomite U-Pb Geochronology Reconstructs Oxygen Levels in Ancient Oceans, Sheds Light on Early Marine Environments

04.10.2024 02:50 AM

Scientists uncovered discrepancies in dolomite samples' U-Pb ratios to reveal oxygen levels within the ancient ocean, where the first animals emerged and evolved. Check this article to learn more.

Pet Foxes? Ancient Hunter-Gatherers May Have Closely Bonded With Foxes as Pets, Study Suggests

04.09.2024 22:53 PM

Ancient humans could have had pet foxes as treasured companions. Read to learn more. According to a new study, ancient humans and hunter-gatherers from present-day Patagonia, Argentina, may have kept pet foxes before European dogs arrived roughly 500 years ago.

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