ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Paris Fumigates for the First Time As Disease-Carrying Asian Tiger Mosquitoes Rapidly Spreads in Europe

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.01.2023 08:30 AM

Health authorities in the French capital have fumigated areas of Paris as tiger mosquitoes, originally from Southeast Asia, invades Europe. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Why Do Cats Love Tuna? Umami Taste Receptors in Felines Explained

09.01.2023 08:14 AM

Researchers explain cats' strong preference for tuna despite their desert evolution, linking it to biological factors. Read the article to learn more.

Deadly Tumor Threatens Endangered Green Sea Turtle; Scientists Investigate the Development of New Viral Disease

09.01.2023 08:10 AM

A new epidemiological study of green sea turtles suggests the factors that trigger the development of a deadly tumor disease. Find out more about it in this article.

SATLAS’ AI-Generated Map of Trees, Renewable Energy Projects Is Clearer Than Those Taken by ESA’s Sentinel-2 Satellites but There’s a Catch

09.01.2023 05:03 AM

An AI-generated map of trees and renewable energy projects was very clear but the tool is still prone to "hallucinations." Continue reading to learn more.

Humans Almost Went Extinct Nearly 1 Million Years Ago: How Did 1,300 Survivors Shape Humanity's Evolutionary Path?

09.01.2023 04:07 AM

With only around 1,300 humans for over 100,000 years, this population bottleneck likely influenced the divergence of modern humans, Neanderthals, and Denisovans. Read the article to learn more.

Nearly a Hundred 8,000-Year-Old Stone Age Tools Unearthed at a ‘Lithic Scatter’ Farm in Dartmoor

09.01.2023 04:00 AM

Tons of Stone Age tools were found at a farm in Dartmoor in the United Kingdom. Continue reading to learn more.

Donkey With Zebra Legs? Critically Endangered African Wild Ass Born in UK Zoo

08.31.2023 22:35 PM

Specialists think that there are only less than 200 African wild asses in the wild. Read to learn more.

Rare 'Gigantic Jets' Blasting Upward in the Sky Snapped by Photographer; What Exactly Are These Lightning Bolts?

08.31.2023 21:34 PM

Gigantic jets are considered the rarest and most powerful type of lightning bolts. Read to learn more.

Wild Boars in Germany Turned Radioactive by Atomic Bomb Fallout From 60 Years Ago

08.31.2023 10:35 AM

A study reveals that nuclear weapons tests during the Cold War have caused the wild boar in central Europe to be dangerously radioactive. Read the article to find out more.

Turtle Shells Keep a Record of Humanity’s Nuclear History, Provides Clue on the Effect of Warfare and Energy Production in the Future

08.31.2023 10:22 AM

Scientists discovered that uranium signatures are kept in the shells of turtles and tortoises, even decades after the nuclear activities during World War II. Find out more about it in this article.

3,000-Year-Old Unique Structures Discovered in Jerusalem Leave Experts Confused

08.31.2023 09:34 AM

Experts were not sure about the purpose of large installations found in the northern and southern parts of the City of David National Park in Israel. Continue reading to learn more.

Ancient Maya Nasal Ornament Made From Human Leg Bone With Carved Scene Unearthed in Mexico

08.31.2023 09:22 AM

A nose ornament was discovered at the site of an ancient Maya city in Mexico. Continue reading to know the full details.

Hurricane Idalia's Devastating Flooding Puts Florida Under Water: Why Was It So Destructive?

08.31.2023 06:11 AM

Hurricane Idalia hit Florida and other states on Wednesday morning, August 30, with 125 mph wind. Read the article to know what makes it so destructive.

Stone Human-Like Carvings Found in Mexico City Aztec Temple Could Have Served as Offerings to Deities

08.30.2023 22:58 PM

All stone human-like carving figurines were observed to depict the historic Mezcala style. Read to learn more.

Why Do Female Hammerhead Sharks Assemble Annually in French Polynesia During Full Moon? Gatherings Have Been Happening For Over a Decade, Scientists Observe

08.30.2023 22:47 PM

While female hammerhead sharks have been observed to gather annually during summer; their numbers were found to peak during a full moon. Read to learn more.

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