ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Mass Extinction Level Event: 5 Global Incidents That Wiped Out Millions of Species

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.02.2023 11:30 AM

There were a least five mass extinction events that occurred in the past. Continue reading to learn more about the extinction level event.

Double Earthquake Threat: Two Seismic Faults in Seattle Could Rupture at the Same Time, Experts Warn

10.02.2023 11:10 AM

A new study reveals that two faults in the Seattle area could rupture at the same time, causing a double earthquake threat. Learn more about it in this article.

Brain Reconstruction During Metamorphosis: Why Do Larval Memories Not Persist in Adult Insects?

10.02.2023 10:50 AM

A study on the brain of fruit flies suggests that their neurons rewire in larvae as they transition into adulthood. Learn more about it in this article.

Sand Dunes Protect Coastlines From Climate Change but May Get Vulnerable to Intense Storms, Study Suggests

10.02.2023 10:10 AM

Sand dunes protect the coastline from the harmful effects of climate change, but they are also getting vulnerable to intense storms. Read the article to find out more.

Great White Sharks’ Mysterious Mass Disappearance in South Africa Due to Orcas Explained

10.02.2023 09:50 AM

Great white sharks from South Africa who were threatened by orcas reportedly moved east. Continue reading to learn more.

Worms Experience Basic Emotions, Show Fear-Like Response After Quick Electric Zap [Study]

10.02.2023 08:30 AM

According to a new study, worms reacted like they were in a state of fear after being given a quick electric zap. Continue reading to learn more.

What Is Agriculture? How Do Sustainable Practices Benefit the Environment?

10.02.2023 07:47 AM

When done right, agriculture has the power to do wonders for the environment. Read to learn more. The agricultural sector is the largest industry in the world, with over 1 billion employed and over $1.

Echidnas' Secret Sounds: Vocalization Discovered During Breeding Season

10.02.2023 07:06 AM

Researchers recorded the rarely heard vocalizations of short-beaked echidnas during the breeding season, challenging previous assumptions about their communication abilities. Read the article to learn more.

Postmortem Life? Some Microbes Continue To Live On After Human Death, Study Suggests

10.02.2023 06:52 AM

A new study shows that microbes live on even after death and even have vital roles in nitrogen recycling. Read to learn more.

2,500-year-old 'Siberian Ice Maiden' Mummy Has Distinct Tattoos Coating Her Body, Holds Peculiar Ancient Mysteries

10.02.2023 03:49 AM

The Siberian Ice Maiden's remains were found in a remarkable state of preservation, to the point where her shoulder tattoos were still visible. Read to learn more.

Gulf Stream Has Weakened by 4% in the Last 40 Years, Study Reveals

10.02.2023 00:58 AM

According to the researchers, the study serves as the first unambiguous and conclusive observational evidence that the Gulf Stream has been slowing and weakening. Read to learn more.

80-Foot-Long Dinosaur From 122 Million Years Ago Unearthed in Spain Among Largest Sauropods Found

10.01.2023 03:00 AM

Newly discovered dinosaur fossils in Spain that belonged to sauropods are reportedly among the "giant" dinos found. Continue reading to learn more.

Tiny DNA Traces Detected in Turtle Fossil From 6 Million Years Ago; Discovery Could Boost Understanding of Soft Tissue Preservation

10.01.2023 00:30 AM

Researchers were able to find bone cells in the sea turtle fossil specimen. They performed a technique to find traces of DNA. Read to learn more.

Waxy Coatings of Plant Fossils Reveal the Effect of Global Warming on Methane Produced in Arctic Lakes

09.30.2023 00:55 AM

A study on ancient plant wax reveals how global warming affects methane in Arctic lakes. Read the article to find out more.

Deccan Traps Volcanoes Led to Dinosaur Extinction 300,000 Years Before Asteroid Impact

09.29.2023 23:34 PM

A 130-processor model discovers Deccan Traps volcanic gases caused dinosaur extinction 300,000 years before the asteroid impact. Read the article for the full details.

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