Scientifically Accurate T. rex: What Does the ‘Ultimate Predator’ Look Like?

Medicine & Technology Sep 15, 2023

T. rex is known for being an aggressive animal, but recent studies have led to the most accurate reconstructions of the animal to date. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Birds' Vocal Learning Abilities Tied to Their Intelligence, Problem-Solving Skills, and Brain Size

Sep 15, 2023

Birds possess vocal learning skills critical for language development just like humans. Continue reading to learn how it relates to their intelligence and brain size.

Rare Species in England To Receive £14.5M Funding Boost; Recovery Programs Aim at Reversing the Risks of Extinction

Sep 15, 2023

Natural England has awarded £14.5m worth of funding to nature projects which aim to revive the endangered species in England. Find out more about it in this article.

European Pond Turtle Remains Found in Poland's Ancient Grave Offers New Knowledge About Wielbark Culture

Sep 15, 2023

The remains of a European pond turtle found in an ancient grave in Poland could she new light on the Wielbark culture, a Roman Iron Age culture associated with Gothic. Continue reading to learn more.

Remains of Man From Maya Civilization Holding Burial Offerings Unearthed in Mexico

Sep 15, 2023

The remains of a man holding burial offerings was discovered in a Mayan tomb in Mexico. Continue reading to learn more.

Most Venomous Animal in the Water: Box Jellyfish Venom Contains Toxins That Attack Nervous System, Heart, Skin

Sep 15, 2023

As many as 15 tentacles grow from the corners of a box jellyfish's bell, with each tentacle loaded with around 5,000 stinging cells. Read to learn more.

Mysterious 4,000-Year-Old Canaanite Arch Found To Be Incredibly Well-Preserved, Hints Prehistoric Celtic Traditions

Sep 15, 2023

Thanks to its backfilling, the arch and stairway structures remained incredibly preserved even after nearly 4,000 years. Read to learn more.

Hurricanes Rapidly Intensify With Increased Severity, Study Suggests Climate Change Might Be the Culprit

Sep 14, 2023

An increase in ocean temperatures due to climate change could be the reason behind the rapid intensification of hurricanes, a study suggests. Find out more about it in this article.

Snail Mucus Secrets Revealed: Scientists Investigate Composition of Slimy Secretion

Sep 14, 2023

Chemical analysis of snail mucus reveals the key distinguishing features of this slimy substance. Continue reading the article to find out more.

75 Crocodiles Escape From Breeding Farm in China Amid Flooding Due to Typhoon Haikui

Sep 14, 2023

Dozens of crocodiles escaped from a breeding farm in China following a typhoon. Continue reading to learn more.

Mysterious Blue Lights Spotted in Morocco Before Devastating 6.8-Magnitude Earthquake [Watch]

Sep 14, 2023

Strange blue lights were observed in Morocco before a strong tremor hit the country. Continue reading to learn more.

Sharks in New York's Coastal Waters: Experts Identify Urgent Need for More Research To Address Knowledge Gaps, Emerging Trends

Sep 14, 2023

Scientists advocate for increased research on sharks in New York's coastal waters due to limited data on shark biology, prey, and ecosystem changes. Read the article to learn more.

Humans Could Turn Earth Into World That May Not Sustain Us After Crossing 6 Planetary Boundaries

Sep 14, 2023

Humans have already crossed six out of nine planetary boundaries. Continue reading to learn more.

Breaking Barriers: How Breeding for Stress Tolerance Can Revolutionize Agriculture?

Sep 13, 2023

What if we could make agriculture unshakably resilient, capable of shrugging off the myriad of stressors that our changing climate presents? The secret may lie in the very genetics of the plants we cultivate.

Achieving Carbon Neutrality by 2050: Is It Possible To Eliminate CO2 Emissions?

Sep 13, 2023

As consumers demand transparency on the environmental impact of the products they buy, companies are taking steps to make their products carbon neutral. Learn more about it in this article.