Wet Bulb Temperature as a Measure of Heat: How Hot Is Too Hot?

Medicine & Technology Oct 03, 2023

Extreme heat has been considered as a major weather-related hazard, and experts suggest the use of wet bulb temperature as a measure of ambient temperature. Learn more about it in this article.

Meet Jawlene: The Alligator With No Upper Jaw Finds a Home at Gatorland in Orlando

Oct 03, 2023

Jawlene is a female alligator in Florida with missing upper jaw and is now being treated in a sanctuary at Gatorland. Check her out in this article to learn more.

Bizarre Alien-Like Sea Creature Spotted in Japan That Baffles Experts Finally Identified

Oct 03, 2023

The mysterious sea creature was difficult to identify because it was a colony of two parasitic larvae worms swimming as one. Continue reading to learn more.

Cellular Compartment Exclusome Identified as the New Mammalian Organelle Made of DNA Rings

Oct 03, 2023

Scientists identified and characterized a new organelle in mammalian cells which could be the precursor of modern eukaryotic nucleus. Learn more about it in this article.

Mapping Zealandia: Scientists Unearth Earth's 'Lost' Eighth Continent After Centuries of Speculation

Oct 03, 2023

Scientists have mapped Zealandia, a potential eighth continent, submerged underwater. Check it out in this article.

Biggest Pyramid in the World: How Big Can These Towering Structures Be?

Oct 03, 2023

Mexico's Great Pyramid of Cholula towers at a height of 25 meters and has a volume of 4.45 million cubic meters. Read to learn more.

8 Pre-Inca Mummies, Various Artifacts Unearthed in Peru During Gas Line Installation

Oct 03, 2023

The mummies may have been part of a pre-Inca culture that got incorporated with the Inca Empire later on. Read to learn more.

Bizarre Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught, Astonishing Fisherman; Daughter Wants To Keep Fish Teeth For Tooth Fairy

Oct 02, 2023

A fisherman in Maryland caught a record-breaking sheepshead fish, whose teeth his daughter wants to keep for the tooth fairy. Read to learn more.

Echidnas' Secret Sounds: Vocalization Discovered During Breeding Season

Oct 02, 2023

Researchers recorded the rarely heard vocalizations of short-beaked echidnas during the breeding season, challenging previous assumptions about their communication abilities. Read the article to learn more.

Double Earthquake Threat: Two Seismic Faults in Seattle Could Rupture at the Same Time, Experts Warn

Oct 02, 2023

A new study reveals that two faults in the Seattle area could rupture at the same time, causing a double earthquake threat. Learn more about it in this article.

Mass Extinction Level Event: 5 Global Incidents That Wiped Out Millions of Species

Oct 02, 2023

There were a least five mass extinction events that occurred in the past. Continue reading to learn more about the extinction level event.

Brain Reconstruction During Metamorphosis: Why Do Larval Memories Not Persist in Adult Insects?

Oct 02, 2023

A study on the brain of fruit flies suggests that their neurons rewire in larvae as they transition into adulthood. Learn more about it in this article.

Sand Dunes Protect Coastlines From Climate Change but May Get Vulnerable to Intense Storms, Study Suggests

Oct 02, 2023

Sand dunes protect the coastline from the harmful effects of climate change, but they are also getting vulnerable to intense storms. Read the article to find out more.

Great White Sharks’ Mysterious Mass Disappearance in South Africa Due to Orcas Explained

Oct 02, 2023

Great white sharks from South Africa who were threatened by orcas reportedly moved east. Continue reading to learn more.

Worms Experience Basic Emotions, Show Fear-Like Response After Quick Electric Zap [Study]

Oct 02, 2023

According to a new study, worms reacted like they were in a state of fear after being given a quick electric zap. Continue reading to learn more.