ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Do Dogs Feel Guilt? What Does the 'Guilty Look' Mean?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.29.2023 09:05 AM

There are times when dogs caught in or after the act exhibit a "guilty look," but do these canine companions actually feel guilt? Read to learn more.

Artificial Intelligence Used in High-Performance Graphene Sensor Detects Bacteria and Toxins in Drinking Water

08.29.2023 09:00 AM

A team of researchers developed a reliable, high-performance graphene-based sensor which can detect the presence of toxins in water at low levels in just a small amount of time. Learn more about it in this article.

1 Billion People Could Die in the Next Century Due to Human-Caused Climate Change, Study Suggests

08.29.2023 07:51 AM

Using the 1,000-ton rule, researchers have discovered that global warming could lead to around one billion premature deaths in the next century. Read to learn more.

12,000-Year-Old Flutes Made From Bird Bones Discovered in Israel; Show Glimpse of Ancient Natufian Culture

08.29.2023 06:56 AM

Scientists discovered 12,000-year-old prehistoric flutes made from bird bones believed to have been used as hunting aids. Learn more about this discovery in this article.

New Fungus Found in Brazil Mummifies Its Prey and Shares Similarities With HBO's 'The Last of Us' Zombie-Ant Fungi

08.29.2023 06:09 AM

This new fungus in Brazil is the seventh species from the Purpureocillium genus that has ever been found. Read to learn more.

Endangered Kākāpō Parrots Endemic to New Zealand Have Had Their Genomes Sequenced; DNA Could Help Save Flightless Birds From Extinction

08.29.2023 05:00 AM

Kākāpō parrots are critically endangered and a team of conservationists are already making steps to save them from extinction. Continue reading to know the full story.

Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks in Weather Forecasting

08.28.2023 11:39 AM

This blog post embarks on a journey through these digital corridors, exploring the transformative impact of AI and neural networks on the intricate art of weather forecasting.

King Tut Tomb: Famous Egyptian Pharoah's Grave Too Small, Burial Rushed

08.28.2023 10:00 AM

King Tut's tomb raised some eyebrows, with some believing that it wasn't his burial because it was too small for a pharaoh. Continue reading to learn why.

Metaverse’s Surprising Role in Fighting Climate Change; How Can Digital Space Help Us Attain Sustainability?

08.28.2023 07:30 AM

Researchers from Cornell University reveal that the metaverse has emerged as a potential solution in fighting climate change. Find out how this can be achieved in this article.

Ancient Priest’s Remains Discovered From 3,000-Year-Old Tomb in Peru, First-of-a-Kind Discovery for Peruvian Team

08.28.2023 07:00 AM

A team of archaeologists discovered a 3,000-year-old tomb of an ancient priest alongside ceramic offerings. Find out more about it in this article.

New Species of Bizarre Pink Flower Discovered in Colombia at Risk of Extinction Due to Periodic Disturbance

08.28.2023 04:30 AM

A newly discovered flower species is reportedly at risk of extinction due to the removal of roadside vegetation.

Baby Dolphin Hauled From Ocean by Teenager Looked Terrified in Photos, Found Dead Later

08.27.2023 06:11 AM

A teenager received intense backlash after hauling a baby dolphin for a photograph, which was later found dead. Continue reading to know the full story.

Loch Ness Monster Spotted During a Family Trip in Scotland Before Biggest Search for Mythical Monster Began

08.27.2023 05:42 AM

A 44-year-old man from Greater Manchester claimed to have seen the mysterious Loch Ness monster, Nessie. Continue reading to learn more.

Two 1845 British Expedition Ships That Ended in Cannibalism and Death Explored To Find Captain’s Tomb

08.27.2023 04:16 AM

A note in 1859 revealed that the ships were trapped in ice in September 1846. Read to learn more. Although the 1800s were a glorious time of exploration, with many discoveries happening during this period, they also came at great risk since not every expedition ended well.

Tiny African Snake Outperforms Pythons in Consuming Larger Prey, Study Finds

08.26.2023 02:47 AM

A tiny African snake, Dasypeltis gansi, surprisingly outperforms pythons in consuming larger prey relative to its size. Check it out in this article.

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