ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Deep-sea Pacific Footballfish Washes Up on California Coast; What Exactly Is This Species?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.26.2023 00:20 AM

This marks the second time that a Pacific football fish washed up in Moro Beach in Crystal Cove State Park. Read to learn more.

Beneath the Surface: Navigating the UK's Water Pollution Quagmire

10.25.2023 12:18 PM

Recently, it probably won't have escaped anyone's notice that the UK has been prominently featured in news reports due to its escalating issues with polluted water sources, encompassing seas, rivers, waterways and freshwater habitats.

Humanity Failing Miserably in Tackling Climate Crisis, Planetary Report Card Shows

10.25.2023 12:07 PM

Earth's environmental report indicates a bleak outlook due to climate challenges, while highlighting positive trends like growing solar and wind power use and reduced deforestation. Continue reading to know more details.

Layered Lake Reveals Origin of Oxygen in the Atmosphere, Suggests Role of Cyanobacteria in Earth’s Early History

10.25.2023 09:39 AM

Geochemists study Deming Lake to understand the buildup of oxygen in the atmosphere 2.4 billion years ago. Find out more about it in this article.

‘Superfog’ Caused a Deadly Multi-Car Pileup on Louisiana; Scientists Investigate the Role of Wetland Fires

10.25.2023 08:48 AM

An unusually dense layer of fog resulted in a pileup of vehicles in Louisiana which resulted in death and injury of several people. Find out more about it in this article.

Fiji Mermaid Mummy Scan Confirms Bizarre Creature From Japan Is Part Fish, Monkey, Reptile

10.25.2023 07:15 AM

The mummified mermaid from Japan was scanned and the results confirmed it was part fish, part monkey and park reptile. Continue reading to learn more.

New Crocodile-Like Species From 250 Million Years Ago Identified [Study]

10.25.2023 06:20 AM

An extinct crocodile-like animal from 250 million years ago was identified as a new species of reptile. Continue reading to learn more.

Whales Explode When They Die, But Why?

10.25.2023 05:12 AM

There are times when the buildup of gas inside a decomposing whale leads it to explode. Read to find out why.

Hurricane Ian Unleashes Silent Threat: Deadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Outbreak in Florida

10.25.2023 03:40 AM

Hurricane Ian in September 2022 led to a study using genome sequencing and data showing Vibrio bacteria's impact. Read the article for more details.

Ancient Baboon Mummy Origins Discovered in Egypt; Why Were These Animals Mummified?

10.24.2023 23:13 PM

As there are no wild baboons living in Egypt today and there is no evidence that suggests that these primates lived in ancient Egypt, the origins of ancient mummified baboons have remained a mystery. Read to learn more.

World's 8th Lava Lake Finally Documented During Dangerous First Expedition to Mount Michael, Saunders Island

10.24.2023 22:54 PM

The world's eighth lava lake was confirmed when scientists, mountaineers, and filmmakers all went on an expedition to the summit of Mount Michael in Saunders Island. Read to learn more.

Most Genetically Diverse Species: Which Organism Is the Most Varied?

10.24.2023 09:37 AM

The greatest genetic diversity reported for any eukaryote belongs to split gill mushroom. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Rocket Launches Leave Air Pollutant in Earth’s Stratosphere; NOAA Warns About Its Effects on Ozone Layer

10.24.2023 08:20 AM

Scientists discovered that the Earth’s stratosphere has become polluted due to the debris left by rocket and satellite launches. Read the article to find out more.

Avian Influenza Hits the Antarctic Region for the First Time; Spread of Highly Pathogenic H5N1 Threatens Marine Mammals

10.24.2023 08:00 AM

Scientists have confirmed the first recorded case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in brown skua birds in Antarctica. Learn more about it in this article.

2,000-Year-Old Submerged Rock Formations With Human Carvings Exposed After Dramatic Drop of Water Levels in Amazon

10.24.2023 07:40 AM

An extreme drought led to the discovery of rare rock formations with human carvings in the Amazon. Continue reading to learn more.

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