ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Coin From 700 Years ago With Depictions of Jesus, Medieval Serbian King Found in Bulgaria

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.06.2023 00:51 AM

Depictions of king Stefan Uroš II Milutin could be found on one side of the centuries-old coin, while a depiction of a seated Jesus could be found on the other side. Read to learn more.

Oldest Known Human Footprints in North America Revealed To Be 23,000 Years Old in New Study

10.06.2023 00:45 AM

The new study that examined the age of the oldest known human footprints in North America serves as a response to the criticisms granted to an earlier 2021 study on the same matter. Read to learn more.

How Many Pyramids Are in Egypt? What’s the Most Popular?

10.05.2023 11:00 AM

There are hundreds of pyramids in Egypt aside from the three popular ones. Continue reading to learn more.

Decline of Arctic Sea Ice: Six Ways Loss of Frozen Seawater Could Affect Humans

10.05.2023 10:00 AM

The Arctic sea ice plays a crucial role in maintaining the temperature of the Earth, and its gradual decline due to global warming has been shown to bring adverse effects to humans. Read the article to find out more.

7.5-Foot Human Sculpture Holding His Phallus With Both Hands Uncovered at Prehistoric Site in Turkey

10.05.2023 07:10 AM

A life-sized human sculpture was uncovered in Turkey. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Radosław Botev) 7. 5-Foot Human Sculpture Holding His Phallus With Both Hands Uncovered at Prehistoric Site in Turkey An unusual human sculpture was unearthed in Turkey.

Glowing Cats and Wombats? Scientists Identify 125 New Fluorescent Mammal Species

10.05.2023 03:20 AM

A polar bear, red fox, orange lead-nosed bat, and even a cat were included in the 125 new fluorescent mammal species. Read to learn more.

Early Human Migration: Jordan Rift Valley May Have Served As Route For Humans Out of Africa

10.05.2023 02:20 AM

A study reveals the once green Eastern Mediterranean served as a passage for early human migration out of Africa via a well-watered Jordan Rift Valley. Continue reading to learn more.

Ancient Shell Collection Reveals Signs of Early Culturalization of the Human Body, Study Suggests

10.05.2023 00:50 AM

Ancient humans collected eye-catching shells which radically changed the way we looked at ourselves and others. Read the article to find out more.

Tarantulas in Colorado Travel on a Deadly Quest for Love; Local Festival Celebrates the Arachnid’s Mating Season

10.05.2023 00:30 AM

Tarantulas in southeastern Colorado are migrating in search of a partner as they currently spend their mating season. Learn more about it in this article.

Previously Unknown 'Titan' Dinosaur With Long Neck Discovered in Europe

10.05.2023 00:07 AM

The newly identified titan dinosaur may have roamed around present-day Spain roughly 122 million years ago. Read to learn more.

Viking Age Treasure From 1,200 Years Ago Discovered by Norwegian Family During Lost Earring Search in Their Yard

10.04.2023 22:40 PM

The Viking Age findings were discovered with a metal detector the family used to search for a lost earring. Read to learn more.

Norse Deity Gold Figurine Depictions From 1,400 Years Ago Found in Remnants of Ancient Pagan Temple

10.04.2023 22:08 PM

The Norse deity figurines were made of gold foil that was as thin as a piece of paper. Read to learn more.

Homosexual Behavior Common in 1,500 Species for Social Bonding and Conflict Reduction

10.04.2023 12:50 PM

A study reveals that homosexual behavior is widespread in animals, especially male same-sex acts in species with violent male rivalry. Continue reading to learn more.

Earthquakes in California and Old Dike Swarms: How Can Rock Intrusions Influence Tremors in the Future?

10.04.2023 08:00 AM

California is one of the states in the U.S. that is always visited by earthquakes, and experts study the role of dike swarms in predicting the occurrence of tremors. Learn more about it in this article.

Secrets of Ancient Roman and Mayan Buildings: Why Are They Still Standing Centuries Later?

10.04.2023 07:30 AM

Scientists try to understand how ancient Romans and Mayan buildings have lasted for centuries, hoping to get inspiration in making modern structures more durable. Read the article to find out more.

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