It's been known by everyone that nutrients are associated with the growth of bacteria and their cell division. Scientists from UC San Diego found in their recent study that how bacteria cell divides when there is veery few amount of nutrients available.
An elk hunter discovers a fossilized prehistoric sea creature that existed 70 million years ago. It belonged to the group of elasmosaurs found elsewhere, but turned out to be a never-before-discovered species.
A nearly complete skull of saber-toothed cat has excited the scientific community. This find will be of immense help in getting insights into the sensory capabilities of this ferocious carnivore.
Despite the lethal snout with teeth, sawfish is no match for the powerful jaws of the crocodile. It has become a struggle for survival for sawfish due to its two main predators – crocodiles and bull sharks.
The university of Exeter scientists trying to understand the evolutionary advantages behind the vision of dichromats and trichromats. scientists showed pictures of nightjar bird to both normal and simulated colorblind condition to find them and their eggs.
Scientists are digging into the red mountains of the Oman Hills to see how they can extract carbon dioxide from the air as well as oceans, in order to reverse climate change.
Researchers in Utah have discovered a new type of sauropod dinosaur. They named the plant-eating dino Moabosaurus Utahensis after the place that yielded its bones, Utah's Moab desert.
Mount Sinabung, the Indonesian volcano, has recently started spewing dust and smoke. The population living in the vicinity of this volcano had to be evacuated to safety.
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)/Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA) rescued 44 fertile eggs of Burmese roofed turtle from the nesting site of Chindwin River in Myanmar. The species is classified as the endangered species by WCS and there are only five females left in the wild.
Environmentalists believe California’s extreme Drought to Deluge shift rings warning bells An extreme drought-to-deluge climate swing is sweeping California like never before.
Researchers have discovered traces of organic material at 10 km below the seafloor in the Mariana Trench. This Organic material is similar to what is produced by microbes living in more accessible places.