AI Tiger Detector? Tiny AI-Powered Camera Developed by Scientists Could Help With Conservation of These Predators, Enable Coexistence With People

Medicine & Technology Oct 08, 2023

The AI tiger detector camera system was able to pick up a tiger 300 meters from a village at one time and detect a poacher team in another occasion. Read to learn more.

Mississippi River Is Disappearing Based on Satellite Photos; Drinking Water Supply in Louisiana, Barge Shipments Affected

Oct 08, 2023

The water level in the Mississippi River significantly dropped. Continue reading to learn more.

Scotland's Wildlife Faces New Threat As Presence of 'Alien' Species Increases, Warns Study

Oct 07, 2023

Researchers have identified 171 new problem species, including raccoons, muntjac deer, and mussels, most likely to cause havoc in Scotland. Read the article to learn more.

HOTSAT-1 Provides Heat Maps of the Earth, Revolutionizes Climate Monitoring With Thermal Imaging

Oct 07, 2023

HOTSAT-1 satellite images reveal the temperature changes on the surface of the Earth in unprecedented detail. Continue reading the article to learn more.

How Did Antarctic Octopuses Thrive in Subzero Seas? Blue Blood and Cold-Adapted Enzymes Unveiled

Oct 06, 2023

Researchers studied Antarctic octopuses, highlighting sodium-potassium pump enzyme adaptations, revealing their survival in frigid waters. Continue reading to learn more.

Unearthed 15,000-Year-Old Human Skulls Point to Widespread Cannibalistic Funeral Practices in Ancient European Cultures

Oct 06, 2023

A recent study reveals that around 15,000 years ago, ancient Europeans would eat rather than bury their dead. Continue reading to learn more about this ancient funeral behavior.

Antarctic Ozone Hole Reaches Record Size, Threatening Further Expansion: Potential Link to Tonga Volcanic Eruption Investigated

Oct 06, 2023

Scientists are looking at the 2022 Tonga volcanic eruption as possible reason for the record-breaking ozone hole over the Antarctic that is now three times the size of Brazil. Continue reading to learn more.

Analysis of 17,000 Years of Fish Fossil Reveals Rapid Evolution; Cichlid Species Seized Ecological Opportunity To Diversify

Oct 06, 2023

Study of fossils from Lake Victoria, Africa reveals that a group of fish diversified rapidly as the lake provided new ecological niches. Learn more about it in this article.

Alexander the Great Statue From 2nd Century Has Hairstyle of Lion's Mane, Found in Turkey

Oct 06, 2023

Alexander the Great was depicted to have upward-looking eyes, a slightly open mouth, and a hairstyle similar to a lion's mane. Read to learn more.

Coin From 700 Years ago With Depictions of Jesus, Medieval Serbian King Found in Bulgaria

Oct 06, 2023

Depictions of king Stefan Uroš II Milutin could be found on one side of the centuries-old coin, while a depiction of a seated Jesus could be found on the other side. Read to learn more.

Oldest Known Human Footprints in North America Revealed To Be 23,000 Years Old in New Study

Oct 06, 2023

The new study that examined the age of the oldest known human footprints in North America serves as a response to the criticisms granted to an earlier 2021 study on the same matter. Read to learn more.

How Many Pyramids Are in Egypt? What’s the Most Popular?

Oct 05, 2023

There are hundreds of pyramids in Egypt aside from the three popular ones. Continue reading to learn more.

7.5-Foot Human Sculpture Holding His Phallus With Both Hands Uncovered at Prehistoric Site in Turkey

Oct 05, 2023

A life-sized human sculpture was uncovered in Turkey. Continue reading to learn more.

Decline of Arctic Sea Ice: Six Ways Loss of Frozen Seawater Could Affect Humans

Oct 05, 2023

The Arctic sea ice plays a crucial role in maintaining the temperature of the Earth, and its gradual decline due to global warming has been shown to bring adverse effects to humans. Read the article to find out more.

Glowing Cats and Wombats? Scientists Identify 125 New Fluorescent Mammal Species

Oct 05, 2023

A polar bear, red fox, orange lead-nosed bat, and even a cat were included in the 125 new fluorescent mammal species. Read to learn more.