ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Birds, Bees, Other Animals Shows Morality, Conscientiousness According To Study

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.25.2017 06:01 AM

A recent research has shown that other animals like birds and bees are exhibiting morality on their behaviors.

'Yellow Crazy Ant' Uniquely Provide Foods For The Colony's Larvae, Through Laying Eggs

05.25.2017 06:00 AM

The yellow crazy ants performed other task aside from gathering foods for the colony. The group of ants also lay eggs to povide foods for the larvae.

Tornado Disaster Impact Could Triple By The End Of The Century: Current Study Reveals The Fact

05.25.2017 05:34 AM

A current research study unveils that the annual tornado impact and its consequences could triple by the end of the 21st century.

Humans First Evolve In Europe Not In Africa, Fossils Prove

05.25.2017 05:09 AM

Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution believes that the first human has said to evolve in Africa. Now, fossils prove that it was in Europe and not in Africa.

Scientists Found Rare Tooth Of Horned Dinosaur Hinted To Tell Another Version of Earth's History

05.25.2017 04:04 AM

A rare tooth fossil was found by scientists in Mississipi. The tooth is said to explain another version of Earth's history 66 million years ago.

Pre-human 7.2 Million-Year-Old Remains Found: Study Reveals Europe Being Birthplace Of Mankind

05.25.2017 01:05 AM

The theory which states that Africa is the birthplace of mankind has been proved wrong in a new research discovery. Pre-human remains have been found in Europe, which is approx. 7.2 million years old.

Same Evolutionary Pattern Followed By Three Marine Mammals: Seals, Dolphins & Whales

05.25.2017 00:52 AM

A new research study has revealed that whales, dolphins, and seals follow the same evolutionary pattern. It has also been revealed that long time ago, terrestrial mammals returned to the seas.

China Is Slowly Commiting To Green Awakening After Ignoring It For Years

05.24.2017 16:22 PM

A study by the University of Oslo has said that China is slowly being a "green" country after ignoring the problematic air pollution for years.

Truvia’s Artificial Sweetener ‘Erythritol’ Discovered To Be An Effective Insecticide & Fly Birth Control Solution

05.24.2017 16:01 PM

Popular artificial sweetener Erythritol discovered to be an effective insecticide and birth control solution.

Whales Evolved Into Giants Because Of Ice Sheets, Food Distribution

05.24.2017 06:47 AM

A new study has shown that whales became big as a response to the climate and the challenge imposed by nature on food distribution.

Bees To Be Protected From The 'Beepocalypse' Through This App, Beekeepers Suggests

05.24.2017 06:04 AM

The BeeScanning app is said to help beekeepers to monitor their bees and their hives from small mites.

Wood Beetles Like Termites Are Recyclers Of Nature WIth Some Help From Fungi

05.24.2017 05:58 AM

Wood beetles might be known as pests in residential areas. They have a bigger role for the environent.

Two Missing World War II B-25 Bombers In Papua New Guinea Studied By Marine Scientists, Archaeologists

05.24.2017 05:32 AM

A team of marine scientists and archaeologists had a collaborative effort in locating some missing World War II B-25 bombers.

Air Pollution Might Cause Sleep Deprivation

05.24.2017 01:55 AM

According to the new research presented at the ATS 2017 International Conference, exposure to high levels of air pollution over a period of time can reduce the likelihood of sound sleep.

Life In Precambrian: Much Livelier Organisms Than Thought

05.24.2017 01:52 AM

The organisms in the Precambrian time of life were much more dynamic and livelier than it was expected by the scientists. A new research from the Vanderbilt University reveals the information.

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