ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Ancient Adhesive Technology Reveals Prehistoric Cognition; What Does Tar Production Say About the Complexity of Neanderthal Brain?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.26.2023 11:55 AM

A study on the ancient production processes of birch bark tar using computational modeling reveals the cognition of Neanderthals and early modern humans. Find out more about it in this article.

Unexpected Companionship Between Whale Sharks and Fellow Aquatic Travelers Mystifies Scientists, Theories Proposed About This Marine Entourage

09.26.2023 08:25 AM

InWestern Australia, tourists discovered an unexpected companionship of whale sharks and other marine animals. Find out more about it in this article.

Hundreds of Puzzling Ring-Like Patterns Spotted From Space; Mysterious Fairy Circles Explained

09.26.2023 08:07 AM

Ring-like patterns spotted in Namibia and Australia left scientists puzzled but more were spotted from space. Continue reading to learn more about fairy circles or fairy rings.

Leaders Comment on Renewable Energy and Gas Supply

09.26.2023 08:00 AM

As the global energy sector undergoes unprecedented change, thought leaders and industry experts are focused on the potential of renewable energy and the judicious use of gas reserves. They bring unique perspectives on how to ensure a sustainable and efficient energy future.

Microplastic Threat to D.C.'s Waterways Exposed: River Quality, Sediments, and Aquatic Life at Risk

09.26.2023 06:54 AM

Researchers studied Washington, D.C.'s waterways for microplastic pollution, emphasizing threats to river health and informing plastic regulation efforts. Continue reading to learn more.

Glaciers Are Shrinking and Disappearing, New Inventory Reveals; How Does This Affect the Environment?

09.26.2023 06:48 AM

Some glaciers fully disappeared, while others no longer exhibited any movement. Read to learn more. A new inventory has discovered that the Western United States is losing glaciers.

200-Pound Dolphin Li’i Relocated to SeaWorld To Reunite With 2 Offsprings After Seaquarium Pal Lolita Passed Away

09.26.2023 06:11 AM

Li'i was moved from the Miami Seaquarium to San Antonio SeaWorld Sunday night. Continue reading to learn more.

Pangea Ultima Supercontinent Formation Could Drive Mammals to Extinction, Study Reveals

09.25.2023 23:47 PM

Scientists think that the supercontinent formation of Pangea Ultimate may take place around 250 million years from now. Read to learn more.

Huntsman Spider Bite: Is the Venomous Arachnid Deadly? How To Treat Symptoms When Bitten?

09.25.2023 11:00 AM

Huntsman spider is venomous but it is not harmful to people. Continue reading to learn more about the huntsman spider bite.

Cloudina Fossils From Ediacaran Period Reveal Origins of Biomineralization, Offer Clue About the Expansion of Life on Earth

09.25.2023 08:30 AM

Discovery of fossil skeletons of Cloudina reveals the origin of biomineralization which led to the expansion of life on Earth. Find out more about it in this article.

Rafflesia Species Face Severe Risk of Extinction; Experts Issue Urgent Call To Save the World’s Largest Flower

09.25.2023 08:00 AM

Most species of the famously large Rafflesia flower are endangered due to the destruction of forest habitats. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Producing Dark Oxygen Without Light: What Is the Secret of Underground Cells in Deep Biosphere?

09.25.2023 06:30 AM

Scientists made a surprising discovery that oxygen can also be produced in subterranean areas where there is no sunlight. Find out more about it in this article.

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

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.

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