ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Helmet Jellyfish ‘Highly Sensitive’ to Plumes of Sediment From Seabed Mining [Study]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.22.2023 09:20 AM

Seabed mining is making helmet jellyfish stressed, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Are Dogs in Endless Pursuit of Their Tails? Unraveling the Whirlwind of Canine Behavior

11.22.2023 04:23 AM

Dogs captivatingly chasing their tails is a source of amusement not only for pet owners but other people as well. Check out this article to learn why dogs chase their tails.

Army Ants Build ‘Living’ Bridges Using Their Bodies, Demonstrate Collective Intelligence That Can Inspire Robotics

11.22.2023 03:18 AM

Army ants link their bodies to create bridges, a system that can inspire engineers in controlling robotic swarms. Find out more about it in this article.

Ozone Layer Recovery Claims Might Not Be True: Controversial Study Reveals Possible Expansion of the Hole

11.22.2023 02:03 AM

Despite the 1987 ban on chlorofluorocarbon, a recent study shows a 26% drop in the core of Antarctic ozone layer levels since 2004. Read the article to learn more details.

Over 100,000 Buried Coins From Centuries Ago Found in Japan

11.22.2023 00:29 AM

The stash cointaining 100,000 coins was discovered as excavations were being done prior to the construction of a factory. Read to learn more.

Over 2,000 Ancient Clay Stamps Have Been Unearthed by Archaeologists in Turkey; Seals May Have Been Used For Official Roman Documents

11.22.2023 00:18 AM

The ancient clay stamps were found to have depictions of deities or a religious symbol. Read to learn more.

Wealthiest 1% Contributes More to Global Carbon Emissions Than the Poorest 66%: Polluter Elites ‘Ruin Our Planet’

11.21.2023 08:00 AM

The super-rich individuals, who are only one percent of the population, are reportedly burning the planet with their carbon emissions. Continue reading to learn more.

NOAA Reports Million Pieces of Trash Collected Along Monterey Bay Shoreline; Massive Garbage Build Up Threatens Ecosystem

11.21.2023 07:00 AM

Over 1 million pieces of trash were collected by volunteers along the shores of Monterey Bay from 2017 to 2021. Find out how it can affect the ecosystems in this article.

Bumblebees Cannot Taste Pesticides in Nectar Even at Lethal Concentrations

11.21.2023 06:00 AM

Bumblebees are smart but cannot detect pesticides in nectar. Continue reading to understand how bees are at risk of contaminated nectar.

Sand and Dust Storm Frequency Increases in Many World Regions; UN Warns of Health Implications on Humans

11.21.2023 05:30 AM

A recent report by the UN reveals that the frequency of sand and dust storms is on the rise in different parts of the world. Learn more about it in this article.

Eccentric Bat Behavior Revealed in Church Attic Recordings, Providing Insights Into How This Flying Mammal Utilizes Its Oversized Non-Penetrative 'Copulatory Arm'

11.21.2023 04:46 AM

A Dutch retiree's recordings of serotine bat behavior contribute to scientists' understanding of the species' unusually long member, serving as an extra arm. Check out the full details in this article.

Ecological Entrepreneurship: A Holistic Journey Through Diverse Sectors and Sustainable Landscaping Innovation

11.21.2023 03:54 AM

Our planet is facing an unprecedented environmental challenge, marked by a discernible shift in climate patterns and a surge in extreme weather events. The delicate balance of our ecosystems is under threat as human activities continue to release vast amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, resulting in a rise in temperatures across the globe.

Monastery of Deer Found by Archaeologists After Being Lost For 1,000 Years; Why Is This Long-Lost Site Important?

11.20.2023 22:22 PM

The Monastery of Deer is likely where the Scottish Gaelic addenda in the Book of Deer was written. Read to learn more.

Civil War Weapons Found During South Carolina River Cleanup Project; General Sherman's Forces May Have Thrown Them to the Waters Back in 1865

11.20.2023 21:32 PM

The Congaree River became a dumping site where the Union Army dumped their munition back in 1865. Read to learn more.

2.4-Billion-Year-Old Microfossils Provide Insights Into the Great Oxidation Event, Suggest Earlier Emergence of Complex Cellular Organization

11.20.2023 07:53 AM

Distinctive microfossils discovered in Western Australia shed light on complex life emergence. Continue reading the article to find out more.

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