ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Which States Are Most Likely To Get Hit by Lightning? Map Shows Areas Prone to Electrical Storms

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.04.2024 06:25 AM

The US lightning map of 2023 reveals danger zones in which those in Gulf Coast states and Tornado Alley's Oklahoma and Arkansas faced severe lightning storms. Continue reading to learn more details.

3.5-Meter Great White Shark Washes Ashore in New South Wales; Necropsy Planned To Determine Cause of Death

03.04.2024 04:25 AM

A great white shark's morning beach stranding in Australia prompts investigations into its struggles before passing, marking a marine tragedy. Continue reading to learn more details.

140-Year-Old Mystery of Giant Antarctic Sea Spiders and Their Tiny Eggs Finally Unraveled

03.04.2024 00:52 AM

Scientists were able to unravel a long-standing mystery regarding how giant Antarctic sea spiders care for their eggs. Read to learn more.

NASA's Terra Satellite Captures Unusual 'Hole-Punch' Clouds Over Gulf of Mexico

03.04.2024 00:05 AM

NASA's satellite photographed vast ring-shaped cavum clouds over the Gulf of Mexico, visible from both ground and space, often mistaken for aliens. Check it out in this article.

Glitter's Environmental Impact: A Microplastic Menace and Metallic Threat to Aquatic Plants

03.03.2024 23:21 PM

The study from the Federal University of São Carlos reveals that the metal in glitter hinders photosynthesis, impacting primary aquatic plant growth. Read the article for more details.

NASA Terra Satellite Snaps UFO-Like Circular Holes in Clouds Over Florida; What Are Cavum Clouds?

03.03.2024 22:52 PM

NASA's Terra satellite was able to snap cavum clouds over Florida from space. Read to learn more.

The Science of Coastal Erosion: Protecting Virginia Beach's Shores

03.03.2024 21:36 PM

Virginia Beach's conservation efforts span from underwater habitats to beachfront, involving key local and national organizations. These efforts aim to preserve marine life, enhance water quality, and engage the community in sustainable practices that deserve more attention!

21 Million Residents in Mexico City Face Severe Water Shortage As Reservoirs Hit Record-Low Levels

03.03.2024 02:28 AM

Water trucks, which may take four to five days to arrive, have been deployed to supply water to residents in some areas. Read to learn more.

Millions of Supermarket Chicken Have Skin Burns Due to Their Own Waste; What Is Hock Burn?

03.03.2024 00:10 AM

A BBC investigation has observed the presence of hock burns in millions of chicken in different supermarkets. Read to learn more.

Orca Starboard Rips 8.2-Foot Great White Shark Apart to Get Liver in 2 Minutes Without Help From Killer Whale Port

03.02.2024 23:40 PM

It was assumed that orcas Port and Starboard worked together to take down great white sharks, but recent footage only showed the latter doing the job solo. Continue reading to know the full story.

Grieving Giants: Indian Study Reveals Asian Elephants' Unique Burial Rituals for Deceased Calves

03.01.2024 22:39 PM

Indian Forest Service and Pune-based researchers uncover five young elephant corpses, ritually buried by Asian elephants in a legs-up position. Continue reading to learn more details.

New Sea Slug Species Found in UK Waters Raises Climate Change Migration Concerns

03.01.2024 03:54 AM

A novel sea slug found in UK waters, suggests potential northward migration due to climate change, raising marine life impact concerns. Read the article for more details.

Fish Are Shrinking As Climate Change Warms Oceans and Damages Microorganisms, Study Reveals

03.01.2024 01:30 AM

Climate change is decreasing fish weight in the western Northern Pacific Ocean as warmer water limits their food supplies. Check this article to learn more.

Seismic Waves Reveal Upside-Down Oceanic Slab Beneath Western Mediterranean Post-2010 Spain Earthquake

03.01.2024 00:31 AM

Seismic activity in the Mediterranean unveils a geological tale as an inverted Earth's surface emerges, guided by unique 2010 Spanish earthquake waves. Read the article for more details.

Humpback Whales Show Homosexual Behavior in First Documented Copulation

02.29.2024 05:00 AM

Humpback whales documented having sex for the first time, but it was reportedly an awkward encounter. Continue reading to learn more.

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