ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Hidden Hydrothermal System Discovered in New Zealand's Lake Rotorua, Revealing a Magnetic Anomaly

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.05.2024 00:01 AM

A groundbreaking discovery reveals a significant magnetic anomaly beneath Lake Rotorua, central to a legendary Māori love story, mapped in unprecedented detail. Check out more details in this article.

Brazil Mosquito Factory: Five Billion Modified Bugs With Bacteria That Stops Virus Transmission Could Be Released Each Year

02.04.2024 23:32 PM

The mosquitoes will be infected with a bacteria that can stop the mosquitoes from transmitting viruses, such as dengue fever. Read to learn more.

Pavel Grachev, Former Head of Polyus: His Career and Main ESG Principles of a Top Manager

02.04.2024 20:42 PM

The former head of Polyus, Grachev, left the company in 2022. A year after, he left Detsky Mir. Pavel Grachev successfully implemented ESG strategies in both companies—in the gold mining industry and children's retail. Grachev modernized both Polyus and Detsky Mir in accordance with global ESG trends and sustainability principles.

300 Hermit Crabs Use Plastic As Shelters Instead of Natural Shells

02.04.2024 00:30 AM

Hundreds of hermit crabs were observed using plastics as shelters instead of natural shells. Continue reading to learn more.

Extreme Heat, Wildfires Pose More Harm When Combined; California Faces Health Hazard From Converging Climate Risks

02.03.2024 02:02 AM

A study has found that Californians are at greater risk from the combined effects of extreme heat and wildfire smoke. Learn more about it in this article.

Five New Species of Spooky-Looking Millipedes Discovered in African Jungles, Shedding Light on the Vine Dilemma in Forest Ecology

02.02.2024 22:54 PM

Researchers have unveiled a novel millipede genus and five species in African jungles, providing insights into the impact of vines on global forests. Read the article to learn more details.

PACE Mission: NASA To Launch Earth-Observing Satellite Aimed at Studying Earth’s Ecosystem, Climate

02.02.2024 21:50 PM

Billion-dollar NASA mission will help scientists understand how carbon dioxide reacts to the oceans and atmosphere. Learn more about the project in this article.

Unraveling Nature's Web: How Do Invasive Ants Disrupt Lion Predation Patterns in Kenya's Savannah?

02.02.2024 07:59 AM

An invasive insect species disrupts lions' zebra hunting, illustrating complex ecological connections; experiments reveal significant impacts. Continue reading to learn more.

23-Foot Underwater Vehicle Exploring Doomsday Glacier Disappears Without a Trace

02.02.2024 05:02 AM

An unmanned vehicle exploring the Doomsday Glacier in Antarctica went missing. Continue reading to learn more.

'Chicken from Hell': Previously Unknown Dinosaur Species Challenges Extinction Narratives

02.02.2024 04:22 AM

The recent discovery of a new "chicken from hell" species challenges the notion of dinosaurs heading towards extinction before the asteroid impact. Read the article to learn more details.

200 Parrots Fall From the Sky in Australia, Suffer From Mysterious Illness

02.02.2024 03:21 AM

Over 200 rainbow lorikeets dropped from the sky in Australia. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Andrew Mercer (www. baldwhiteguy.

Avian Flu Detected in Gentoo Penguins for the First Time, Sparks Fear of Infection Among Antarctica’s Bird Colonies

02.02.2024 01:05 AM

Scientists have reported the first flu-related deaths in the penguin population in Antarctica. Check this article to learn more.

Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Exhibits Heightened Activity; Eruption Could Be a Potential Outcome

02.01.2024 22:49 PM

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has been displaying heightened activity, prompting scientists to closely monitor it. Read to learn more.

Monkey Attacks Recently Observed in Japan, Thailand, India; What Is Making These Primates Aggressive?

02.01.2024 22:02 PM

There have been morbid and tragic cases of monkey attacks in different countries, but what exactly is making these primates aggressive? Read to find out.

'Alien' Fish From 360 Million Years Ago Could Have Had One of the Most Extreme Underbite With Its Extremely Elongated Lower Jaw, Study Finds

02.01.2024 21:44 PM

Researchers have discovered that the Alienacanthus fish has a lower jaw twice the size of its skull. Read to learn more.

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