ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

5,000-Year-Old Turkana Stone Beads Provide Glimpse of Herder Life in East Africa; Mortuary Traditions Reflect Behavior to Environmental Changes

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.15.2023 04:40 AM

Researchers examined the stone beads found at the Turkana pillar sites and gained insights on the mortuary traditions of early herders. Learn more about it in this article.

Hawaiian Pond Transforms Into Striking Pink Hue, Alarming Locals Amid Drought-Induced Salinity Spike

11.15.2023 04:28 AM

Kealia Pond in Hawaii turns pink amid severe drought, prompting scientists to study climate crisis impact. Check out why this body of water turned into a remarkably vivid pink hue.

How Сities With a Rich Cultural Heritage Manage to Preserve It

11.14.2023 23:23 PM

The importance of cultural heritage is very great both for society as a whole and for each person individually. Personality formation is impossible without knowledge of the traditions and experiences of ancestors. Preserving heritage sites and enhancing them is an important task for every generation. This ensures the spiritual growth and development of humanity.

Beetle Found To Have Bottle-Opener-Shaped Male Genitalia; Scientists Name It After Carlsberg Beer

11.14.2023 22:47 PM

The beetle was found to have a penis-shaped genitalia that looks like a bottle opener. Read to learn more.

Fungal Delights or Dangers: A Guide to Identifying Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms for Safe Culinary Exploration

11.14.2023 09:12 AM

Although there are numerous edible mushrooms, there are some species that are poisonous too. Learn in this article how to distinguish these two for a safe eating experience.

Climate Change Reshaping Earth: How Do Animal Nervous Systems Accommodate Extreme Environments?

11.14.2023 04:22 AM

Climate change shapes animal behaviors, challenging their survival and reproduction. Explore how animal nervous systems adapt to the evolving world.

Mountain Formation: How Do These Natural Structures Form?

11.14.2023 01:27 AM

Mountains form in several ways, including through tectonic plate splits and collisions. Read to learn more.

Six Distinct African Swine Flu Strains Now Confirmed by Researchers in Recent Reclassification

11.13.2023 22:26 PM

In the past, specialists classified 25 different strains of African Swine Flu. Researchers have now lowered down this number to six. Read to learn more.

Could Earth’s Oceans Boil Away? What Factors Can Make Our Planet Lose Its Waters?

11.13.2023 09:00 AM

Scientists predict that runaway global warming could occur on Earth, causing the oceans to boil and disappear on the planet. Read the article to find out more.

San Francisco Tsunami: What Will Happen if Tidal Sea Wave Hits Bay Area? Regions Most At-Risk Revealed

11.13.2023 08:00 AM

San Francisco has a low risk of Tsunami but the city is already preparing for the worst. Continue reading to learn more.

Extreme Weather May Encourage Invasion of Alien Species, Outcompete Native Ones

11.13.2023 05:00 AM

A new study reveals that invasive species could reap benefit from extreme weather. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Volcanic Eruption Fears, Rising Earthquakes Force Iceland To Declare State of Emergency

11.13.2023 01:22 AM

Up to 2,000 earthquakes struck the Reykjanes peninsula, forcing Iceland to declare a state of emergency due to the looming threat of a potential volcanic eruption. Read to learn more.

Echidna Named After David Attenborough Thought To Be Extinct Spotted in Cyclops Mountains of Indonesia

11.12.2023 01:00 AM

The ancient echidna that many thought was long-extinct has survived and found a new home in the Cyclops Mountains of Indonesia. Continue reading to know the full story.

Blue Crabs Now Showing Up in Lobster Traps in Maine; Scientists Say Warming Ocean Waters Could Be the Reason Why

11.12.2023 00:30 AM

While blue crabs are known to show up in Maine lobster traps every now and then, this has been happening more frequently in recent years. Read to learn more.

Cryopreservation of Corals Has Been Going On for Decades; Could This Method Save the Reefs?

11.12.2023 00:10 AM

While coral cryopreservation comes with various challenges, one experiment was able to see 11% of larvae surviving the thawing process. Read to learn more.

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