Global Warming Effect: Large Fish in the Ocean Are Getting Fewer While Smaller Species Are Becoming More Abundant

Medicine & Technology Sep 10, 2023

The findings of the study pertaining to the decrease and increase of large and small fish in the ocean, respectively, could be crucial to understanding how global warming affects different species and ecosystems. Read to learn more.

3,600-Foot, 5,000-Year-Old Neolithic Monument Unearthed on Coast of Scotland

Sep 10, 2023

A massive monument believed to be dated back from the Neolithic period was found on an island off the coast of Scotland. Continue reading to learn more.

1,000-Year-Old Mummy From Pre-Inca Ychsma Culture Unearthed at Top of Pyramid in Peru

Sep 10, 2023

A thousand-year-old mummy was excavated at the top of a pyramid in Peru. Continue reading to learn more.

Amateur Detectorist Unearths Norway's Largest Gold Treasure of the Century on Remote Island

Sep 09, 2023

A Norwegian amateur detectorist found 6th-century gold jewelry, a historic discovery dubbed Norway's "gold find of the century." Continue reading to learn more.

How Many Vaquitas are Left on Earth? Can We Save the Smallest Marine Mammal in the World?

Sep 09, 2023

The smallest marine mammal in the world is so critically endangered that there are only about 10 of them remaining in their sole habitat in the Gulf of California. Read the article to find out more.

Loss of Arctic Sea Ice Due to Dipole Reversal: How Does North Atlantic Waters Affect Polar Climate

Sep 08, 2023

A study by an international team of scientists reveals the role of Arctic dipole reversal in the trend of losing Arctic sea ice. Learn more about it in this article.

What Do Wasps Do for the Environment? Unveiling the Unsung Heroes Essential to Nature

Sep 08, 2023

Even when viewed as villains, wasps play essential roles in ecosystems and provide significant environmental benefits. Read the article to learn more about these insects.

Cliff Swing Accident Russia: 2 Women Nearly Fall to Death Atop 6,300-Foot Precipice [Watch]

Sep 08, 2023

Two women nearly died due to a cliff swing accident in Russia. Read to know the details and watch the video.

Flora, Fauna, and Funga: Mycologists Call for New Term To Raise the Conservation Profile of Fungi

Sep 08, 2023

Campaigners suggest adding the word “funga” when discussing flora and fauna to reflect the importance of fungi to the ecosystem. Learn more about it in this article.

Prehistoric Human Evolution: How Changes in Prey Size Shaped the Development of Hunting Weapons

Sep 08, 2023

The new study shows changes in Paleolithic hunting weapons correlated with shrinking prey size, leading to cognitive and cultural adaptations. Read the article for more details.

Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Coincides With Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta: Here’s What To Expect During the Rare Sighting

Sep 08, 2023

The annular solar eclipse will take place on the same date as the annual International Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque. Find out more about this rare event in this article.

Monstrous Tonga Erruption Triggers 122 Kmph Debris Flows Underwater, Setting Records For Fastest Ocean Flows Ever Seen

Sep 08, 2023

These ocean flows triggered by the Tonga eruption were significantly faster compared to the ones caused by floods, storms, or earthquakes. Read to learn more.

Bizarre Birdlike Dinosaur With Odd Long Legs Could Have Been a Fast Running or Wading Creature, Study Reveals

Sep 08, 2023

The birdlike dinosaur finding could serve as a vital and interesting piece of evidence that could help shed light on the wide distribution of birdlike dinosaurs at similar periods and how they share similar habitats with bird descendants. Read to learn more.

How Do Octopus Mate? Exploring Cephalopod’s Cannibalistic Intercourse Involving Specialized Organ

Sep 07, 2023

Octopuses are fascinating creatures that reproduce sexually with a unique mating process. Continue reading the article to find out more about their reproductive behavior.

Deep Sea Fossil Spines Provide Evidence of the First Forms of Life on Earth

Sep 07, 2023

Fossil spines of irregular echinoids indicate that their species have long existed since the Cretaceous period. Learn more about them in this article.