Wild Boars in Fukushima Nuclear Wasteland Mate With Pigs Producing Freaky New Hybrid Species

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.02.2021 01:03 AM

A new study published recently revealed that wild boars have been mating with pigs, producing new hybrid species.

Arterial Stiffening in Children: Study Links Moderate, Vigorous Physical Activity to Improvement of the Condition

06.21.2021 04:18 AM

Recent research showed an association of moderate, vigorous physical activity to curbing arterial stiffening in children.

Wild Chimpanzee Orphans May Die Early Due to Chronic Stress Caused by Maternal Death

06.18.2021 02:37 AM

Chronic stress could be one of the reasons some animals, specifically chimpanzee orphans have less offspring or shorter lives.

Earth's Core Over the Past 1 Billion Years: Study Shows Unexplainable Scientific Phenomenon

06.16.2021 01:00 AM

Thousands of kilometers beneath the ground, a scientific phenomenon involving the Earth's core occurs and according to experts, it's an occurrence no one can explain.

Insect-Eating Mammals Diving Behavior Revealed in New Study

06.15.2021 10:21 AM

Scientists, through the use of DNA samples to build an evolutionary tree, recently revealed that diving behavior evolved five distinctive times in a group of insect-eating mammals.

New Planet Discovered? Scientists Find Water Clouds in Exoplanet With Earth-Like Temperature

06.10.2021 23:55 PM

Scientists have recently discovered an exoplanet positioned 90 light-years from Earth and it is believed to have contained water clouds.

Maori, Possibly the First Humans to Travel to Antarctica 1,000 Years Before Russian Expedition

06.07.2021 06:18 AM

A new study by New Zealand researchers recently suggested that Māori, the indigenous people of mainland New Zealand have a substantially longer history with the southernmost continent of Earth.

Fluids Found on African Diamonds Brings Clues on Earth's Evolution From 1 Billion Years Ago

05.11.2021 21:10 PM

Scientists recently came up with a way to solve a pair of long-lasting puzzles, which include the ages of individual fluid-bearing African diamonds and their parent material's chemistry.

Longer Yawning Means Bigger Brains; Why Do Animals Yawn?

05.11.2021 06:22 AM

A large-scale study of animals recently revealed that longer yawning means bigger brains. Specifically, what was unveiled was that vertebrates with larger brains and more neurons are said to have longer-lasting yawns.

Ancient Judean Date Palm Tree Genomes Germinated from 2,000-Year-Old Seeds

05.06.2021 06:20 AM

Researchers have successfully sequenced the genome of a 2,000-year-old extinct date palm tree at the Center for Genomics and Systems Biology of Abu Dhabi.

Deep Brain Stimulation Records, Tracks Human Brain Activity Thru Internet, Wireless Technology

05.04.2021 06:30 AM

In a new study, researchers said they can already record human brain activity wirelessly throughout the day, an accomplishment that could allow for better studies in the inner workings of the brain.

Odd Aspirin Effect May Provide Protection Against Air Pollution, Research Shows

05.04.2021 06:30 AM

Surprising new research recently showed that an odd aspirin effect may offer protection against pollution, specifically air pollution.

Women Who Take Vitamins Have Less COVID-19 Infections, Study Says

04.21.2021 00:36 AM

A study recently showed a tiny link between the use of supplements, specifying fewer COVID-19 infections in women who take certain types of vitamins.

Machine Learning Could Spot Gait Problems in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis [Research]

03.30.2021 00:01 AM

Researchers have integrated gait data and machine learning to advance the tools used to monitor and predict the progression of multiple sclerosis.

Researchers Explain How Colorado Potato Beetles Ward Off Pesticides

12.22.2020 07:00 AM

New research specifies Colorado Potato Beetles had beaten"lead arsenate, mercury DDT, and dieldrin," and more than 50 other pesticides.

Your Nose Could Help You Get Fitter, Study in Mice Finds

12.04.2020 05:00 AM

A recent study in mice proposes a connection between exercise and the expression of genes related to scent perception.

Materialist Neurologist: 'The Mind is Simply What the Brain is Doing’

12.02.2020 08:00 AM

A recent open-access study of learning and decision-making in mice shows that the mind is merely what the human brain does.

Study Finds Link Between Obesity and Childhood Abuse, Socioeconomic Background

11.27.2020 06:00 AM

This finding proposes that improving child welfare, like by rising prevention measures for abuse, will also reduce obesity when they grow up.

Mouthwash Can Eliminate COVID-19 in 30 Seconds in the Lab, Scientists Continue Testing Its Efficacy in Patients

11.18.2020 04:00 AM

Laboratory tests recently found that mouthwash can eliminate coronavirus within 30 seconds of exposure to it.

Study Finds Americans Don’t Eat Adequate Fish, Missing Out on Health Benefits They Need

11.14.2020 07:00 AM

Americans consume only less than half of the 26 pounds each year. Eating fish can offer powerful benefits for both the brain and heart. However, Americans consume less than half of the 26 pounds each year, experts are recommending.

Social Networks: Not Just For Humans But Beluga Whales Too

07.12.2020 23:10 PM

Beluga whales can form extensive social networks, even across distances, a new study finds. The sea creatures communicate through echolocation, just like killer whales and bats, that allow them to communicate with other individuals from far away.