ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Peculiar World of Pacific Lampreys: Cartilage Skeletons, Sucker Mouths, and Ancient Origins

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.25.2023 06:01 AM

Pacific lampreys are jawless survivors from 450 million years ago, feeding by sucking prey's blood and fluids. They endured four mass extinctions. Continue reading to learn more about them.

15-Million-Year-Old Fossil of Ancient Giant Trapdoor Spider Discovered in Australia; Five Times Bigger Than Modern Relatives

09.25.2023 02:25 AM

In Australia's arid heart, scientists found a preserved, large, rainforest-dwelling spider fossil that is unique to the world. Check it out in this article.

Facial Reconstruction Performed on Bronze Age Woman Found Crouching in Stone-Lined Grave From Over 4,000 Years Ago

09.25.2023 00:02 AM

Findings of Beaker pottery sherds at the Bronze Age woman's grave hint that she could have been part of the Beaker culture. Read to learn more.

Dolphin Scandal: Journalist Empathizes With Animal Rights Activist Accused of Sexually Assaulting Bottlenose Freddie

09.24.2023 02:00 AM

Becky Milligan shared her take on the dolphin scandal involving animal rights activist Alan Cooper. Continue reading to know what she said about the incident.

IVF Shows Potential in Reproduction of Endangered Corals; Could Help Save Them From Brink of Extinction

09.24.2023 01:30 AM

The researchers are hopeful that IVF can be used to boost the population of the endangered purple cauliflower soft corals. Read to learn more.

Silver Leaf Disease From Plant Fungus Infects Human; Pathogen Leaps Between 2 Kingdoms in Tree of Life

09.24.2023 01:00 AM

For the first time in history, a disease from plants infected a human. Continue reading to learn how silver leaf disease from a fungus affected an Indian man.

Sizable Bone Unearthed in Spain Could Be From War Elephant During Punic Era

09.24.2023 00:25 AM

A huge bone was found in Spain and it was believed to be part of a war elephant from the 4th century B.C. Continue reading to learn more.

New UNESCO World Heritage Sites Unveiled, Including Mystifying Burial Grounds in Korea and Viking-Age Fortresses in Denmark

09.23.2023 03:59 AM

UNESCO's list now exceeds 1,100 protected sites worldwide. MailOnline explores some of the remarkable 2023 World Heritage Sites. Check them out in this article.

Jellyfish Can Learn Even Without Brain, Implying Adaptation in Creatures with Few Neurons and Environmental Awareness

09.22.2023 23:12 PM

Caribbean box jellyfish, with minimal neurons and no central brain, exhibit learning abilities, emphasizing the broader concept of learning. Continue reading to learn more.

2,500-Year-Old Gold Necklace Discovered by a Water Worker in Spain, Probably Made by Celtics and Buried as Part of a Hoard

09.22.2023 21:59 PM

A landslide has led to the discovery of two Iron Age gold necklaces in northwestern Spain. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Fungi Language Similar to Humans: Communication in Fungal World Resemble Our Vocabulary

09.22.2023 10:00 AM

It might be difficult to imagine, but fungi language is similar to humans. Continue reading to understand why.

3D Imaging Technique Allows Exploration of Earth’s Interior Using Microseisms

09.22.2023 07:30 AM

A team of researchers developed a new imaging technique which uses microseisms in studying the mantle of the Earth. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Electric Blue Tarantula Species Dazzles Like Jewel in Thai Mangrove Forest; What Is the Secret Behind Their Vivid Coloration?

09.22.2023 06:02 AM

A new species of tarantula with electric blue coloration was found in a mangrove forest in Thailand, baffling scientists with their unique appearance. Learn more about this arachnid in this article.

Gray Squirrel For Dinner? London Restaurant Serves Invasive Species Menu

09.22.2023 00:49 AM

While invasive species pose a problem to other plants, creatures, and ecosystems, a London restaurant chef thinks they can be transformed into delectable ingredients. Read to learn more.

Rare Pair of 1,800-Year-Old Swords Found by UK Metal Detectorist Could Have Been Used by Roman Cavalry

09.21.2023 22:38 PM

Archaeologists identified that the swords were spathas, typically used by cavalry officers in the Roman Empire as they rode over their horses. Read to learn more.

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