ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Modern-Looking True Crabs Discovered in Tree Amber; Study Reveals This 100 Million-Year-Old Fossil Rewrites Crustacean History

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.22.2021 06:15 AM

Researchers estimated the recently discovered modern-looking true crabs are 100 million years old and they are a part of the most complete crustacean fossil ever conserved in a tree amber.

First Account of Social Herding in Dinosaurs Discovered from Fossils in Argentina

10.22.2021 02:51 AM

A new study discovered a prehistoric social community in the fossils of sauropodomorph dinosaurs called Mussaurus patagonicus.

One of the World's Last Two Northern White Rhinos Retires From Breeding Project Due to Old Age, Illness

10.22.2021 01:11 AM

Scientists in Africa announced that Najin, one of the world's last two northern white rhinos is retiring as an egg cell donor due to old age and illness, leaving her daughter Fatu the only donor in the breeding program.

Orbex Reveals First Efficient and Eco-Friendly Space Rocket; A Huge Step To End Black Carbon and Climate Change

10.22.2021 00:19 AM

Orbex Space unveils the first-ever efficient and environment-friendly rocket that will lead to the reduction of black carbon emissions.

Elephant Evolution: Tuskless Version a Result of Mutation or Mozambican Civil War?

10.22.2021 00:02 AM

Recently published research describes animals as well adapted to the conditions including the behavior of other creatures like humans.

Woolly Mammoths Wiped Out by Climate Change, Humans Not To Blame

10.21.2021 22:12 PM

A new geogenic study confirmed that woolly mammoths were extinct not by early humans, but by climate change.

Increased Warming May Result in Chronic Kidney Disease; US Researchers Warn It Could Become a Major Health Epidemic

10.21.2021 21:36 PM

Experts have recently called for more urgent research on the link between heat and chronic kidney disease of the uncertain cause or CHDu to examine the situation.

Is Climate Change on Earth Really Caused by Humans? 99.9 Percent of Studies Believe So

10.21.2021 07:30 AM

Curiosity and questions about how much scientific unanimity there is that humans have led to the planet's climate to change can now be translated in number which is 99.99 percent.

Dinosaur Cloning Might Become Possible: First Healthy Prehistoric DNA Was Found in a Perfectly Preserved Fossil in China

10.21.2021 03:59 AM

Dinosaur cloning might soon become a reality after scientists found exquisitely preserved cartilage cells in a dinosaur in China that may contain the first dinosaur DNA.

Long-Term Greenhouse Gas Affects Retreating Glaciers Since Mid-Holocene Epoch

10.21.2021 01:15 AM

A new study confirmed that greenhouse gasses, in particular carbon dioxide, played a role to the retreat of Aotearoa's glaciers near Tititea–Mt Aspiring in the past 5,000 years.

2,000-Kilogram Ocean Sunfish Captured; Marine Biologists Say It’s the Largest of Its Kind Ever Caught in the Region

10.20.2021 21:31 PM

Fishers recently experienced an extraordinarily heavy catch after they found an overweight colossal ocean sunfish which, according to a marine biologist, was way too heavy that they could not put it on the scale.

Blue-Green Algae May Not Reach Their Dangerous Levels as Scientists Develop New Tool to Identify Potential Harm

10.20.2021 10:13 AM

Researchers recently developed a new approach so that blue-green algae won't reach their dangerous levels and become harmful to the environment.

Bloody Explosion: Whale Carcass Explodes, Occurrence Takes Place on California Coast

10.20.2021 09:55 AM

An offal explosion has recently been reported and various online news sites said, it took place on the California coast close to Tomales Bay.

Deep-Sea Miniature Monsters: Scientists Identified 14 New Species Of Larvae Like Shrimps, Lobsters in the Gulf of Mexico

10.20.2021 03:04 AM

Scientists from the Florida International University identified 14 new species of larvae that are mostly shrimps and lobsters that have misshapen torsos, horns, and spikes on the side.

MIT Researchers Explore How Marsh Grass Provide Protection From Devastating Storm Surges Along the Shorelines

10.19.2021 02:37 AM

New research from MIT could help planners to take advantage of the wave-damping benefits of marsh grass in shorelines as climate change threatens coastal ecosystems.

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