ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

'Almost Complete' Raptor Fossil from 25-Million-Year-Old Oligocene Period Discovered; Is This Strong Fowl a Wedge-Tailed Eagle Or a Hawk?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.30.2021 05:31 AM

An 'almost complete' 25-million-year-old raptor fossil was unearthed at Lake Pinpa in Australia.

Sealed for 40,000 Years, One of the Final Neanderthal Hideouts Unearthed in Gibraltar

09.30.2021 00:08 AM

Archaeologists have just discovered a cave chamber in the Vanguard Cave of Gibraltar that could shed new light on the history and cohabitation of Neanderthals and Early Modern Humans.

Dinosaur Species Discovered: Paleontologists Announce Finding of Horned Crocodile-Faced Hell Heron from the Spinosaurid Group

09.29.2021 23:58 PM

Paleontologists recently announced the discovery of two new dinosaur species, with the predatory creatures said to have roamed the south of England about 125 million years ago during the Early Cretaceous Period.

Zebrafish Can Predict Future Danger; New Study Reveals They've Learned to Escape the Peril in Virtual Reality

09.29.2021 22:14 PM

RIKEN Center for Brain Science researchers and collaborators in Japan have recently found specific neurons in the brain that monitor if predictions fish are making do come true.

How Do Birds React to Climate Change? New Research Reveals Link Between Breeding Sites and Tree Health

09.29.2021 01:01 AM

A study recently revealed shifts in the timing of "egg-laying by great tit birds" as a reaction to climate change differ evidently between breeding sites within the same woodland and that such difference is associated with tree health of nearby oaks.

Ohio Farm Armyworms Will No Longer Damage Your Fields and Lawn, Researchers Discover How to End Pests

09.28.2021 23:57 PM

Ohio researchers are producing their best efforts to find the solution that could end the pestilence brought by fall armyworms.

Migration Makes Microorganisms in Bird's Stomach Change and Evolve

09.28.2021 21:41 PM

University of Chicago recently discovered that the gut microbiome of birds changes as they move from different places during migration.

Chemical Compound in Plants: New Study Reveals Potential Protection for Bees Against Deadly Deformed Wing Virus

09.28.2021 21:24 PM

In recently published research, scientists found that a cheap and naturally occurring chemical compound could avoid or reverse the effects of the deadly virus in bees.

Lab-Grown Coffee: How Authentic is the Taste, Smell of This Genetically Engineered Brew?

09.28.2021 05:33 AM

Scientists have recently developed a pioneering lab-grown, genetically engineered that tastes and smells like real coffee. The product is expected to hit the market in four years' time.

[Exclusive Interview] Anna Bakker Calls Support to Global Environmental Solutions; Talks About Global Mapping Model for Coral Reef Health

09.27.2021 21:54 PM

Researcher, Anna Bakker, calls on sectors of society to act towards coral health preservation in an exclusive interview with Science Times. She discussed the aims of the Global Reef Expedition and described how the global mapping model for coral reef health contributes to a worldwide environmental solution.

Humans in New Guinea May Have Hatched, Raised Cassowaries 18,000 Years Ago

09.27.2021 21:07 PM

An international team of scientists said, humans in New Guinea may have collected eggs from cassowaries close to maturity, and then raised their birds as early as 18,000 years ago.

How Earth Will Be By 2500 If Humans Do Not Act Now, Scientists Warn

09.27.2021 04:46 AM

Scientists recently came out with a warning that by 2500, if humans don't act to save the planet, it will be alien to them as a result of long-term environmental impacts.

Plastic Recycling: Scientists Invent New Approach to Reusable Synthetic Polymer Sans Degrading It, Solution to Pollution

09.27.2021 03:40 AM

New research recently showed that proof-of-concept of a whole new approach to plastic recycling, inspired by the manner nature is naturally recycling the organic polymers' components present in the environment.

$100 Million Pledge From Rob and Melani Walton Foundation to African Parks; The Largest Contribution to the Conservation of African Protected Areas

09.27.2021 03:30 AM

Rob and Melani Walton Foundation have pledged $100 Million to South African-based non-profit conservation group, African Parks that will help in expanding the reach of the nonprofit in sustainably protecting wildlife and local communities.

Melting Polar Ice Caps Distributed Enough Water to Cause a Shift in Earth's Crust Horizontally, Study Reveals

09.27.2021 03:10 AM

Melting polar ice caps does not only shift ocean levels but is also changing the Earth itself by shifting its position horizontally. Researchers believe this could be a potential new way of monitoring ice mass.

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