Highly Social Elephants Communicate With Gestures and Sounds, Expert Says

Medicine & Technology 05:30 AM

Elephants communicate with a combination of gestures and sounds like humans, and some have bigger personalities than others. Continue reading to learn more.

Danakil Depression: Why Is This Alien Terrain Called ‘Gateway to Hell’?

04:54 AM

A geological depression from continental drift created one of the Earth’s most unusual environments. Read the article to learn more.

Climate Change Could Alter Global Distribution of Gelatinous Zooplankton; Jellyfish To Dominate Arctic Ocean in the Future

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Jellyfish could be one marine organism that benefits from climate change as warming ocean waters push them north to the Arctic. Check this article to learn more.

Engineering a Sustainable Future: Jing Liao's Impact on Water Infrastructure and Her Vision for the Future of the Industry

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Water is the lifeblood of our society, underpinning every aspect of daily life, from the water we drink to the systems that manage our wastewater and enable water reuse. The water industry is crucial for ensuring the availability and quality of this vital resource. Engineers play a pivotal role in designing, building, and maintaining the infrastructure that supports our nation's water needs, addressing challenges that are not only technical but also social, economic, and political.

5 Million Tons of Nuclear Waste To Be Buried in English Countryside Within Next Decade, UK Government Reveals

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A near-surface facility for nuclear waste disposal may be built to hold the waste. Read to learn more.

Three Ancient Tombs in China Uncovered by Archaeologists; Rare Bronze Seals, Other Funerary Relics Discovered Inside

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Archaeologists have discovered three ancient tombs in Rizhao city in China. Read to learn more.

Fungi Fashion? Scientists Explore Possibilities of Producing Mushroom Leather Faster, More Easily

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Scientists look into how mycelium leather, which is a more sustainable alternative to traditional leather, could be grown and cultivated in an easier and more effective way. Read to learn more.

Herd of 170 Bison Can Store CO2 Emissions Equivalent to 40,000 Cars; How Do These Bovines Help in the Fight Against Climate Change?

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Researchers studying European bison in Romania discovered that these large bovine can be a powerful tool against climate change. Read the article to learn more.

Lightning Storms Cause Sea Ice To Melt Faster on the North Pole, Study Reveals

10:19 PM

An international study discovered that lightning storms have directly hastened the process of sea ice retreat in the Arctic Ocean. Learn more about it in this article.

Poisoned Carcass Kills Protected Wolves and Eagles in Oregon, Prompting $25,000 Reward for Information

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Learn about the tragic deaths of protected wolves and eagles in Oregon due to poisoned carcasses. Join the hunt for justice with a $25,000 reward. Read more!

La Ferrassie Man: What Makes Him One of World’s Most Famous Neanderthals?

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Among the many archaeological discoveries about extinct human relatives, the La Ferrassie man has the most complete Neanderthal skull ever found. Read the article to learn more about it.

Brightline's High-Speed Rail Project Accelerates Scientific Innovations, Transforming US Transportation with Greener Approach

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Explore how Brightline's high-speed rail project is revolutionizing US transportation with a greener approach. Read now for groundbreaking scientific innovations!

Prehistoric Global Warming Caused by Massive Volcanic Eruption Turned Dinosaurs Into Warm-Blooded Animals

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Researchers suggest that a series of colossal volcanic eruptions across the Earth is responsible for the evolutionary leap in dinosaurs. Check this article to learn more.

Blind Pinkish Fish Found in Underwater Cave in China May Hold the Answer to the Mysteries of Evolution

03:49 AM

A new species of pink, eyeless creature discovered swimming in underground rivers in China could solve how cave animals evolve. Learn more about it in this article.

Size Plays a Role in Evolution; Small Organisms Have Advantage Over Big Counterparts

04:30 AM

Small size allows animals to occupy a wide variety of niches and divide resources more precisely, giving them an advantage in evolution. Continue reading to learn more.