ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Could Working From Home Be Good For the Environment? Remote Work Done Right Can Reduce Carbon Footprint, Study Reveals

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 09.19.2023 02:14 AM

The study revealed that, when done right, the carbon footprint of remote workers could be 54% lower compared to onsite workers. Read to learn more.

Frankish Medieval Warrior Found in Germany Was Buried With Weapons, May Have Died During Early Merovingian Period

09.18.2023 22:54 PM

The Frankish medieval warrior's grave was found to contain weapons, including a long spatha and a short seax. Read to learn more.

Great White Shark Populations Have Been Declining and Migrating; Predatory Orcas Could Be a Reason Why

09.18.2023 22:35 PM

Researchers were able to document great white shark population declines and distribution changes, with predatory orcas being a contributing factor. This suggests the need to enhance shark monitoring strategies. Read to learn more.

Mountains Are Trees: Flat Earthers' Controversial No Forests Theory Explained

09.18.2023 11:50 AM

Mountains are trees, according to those who believe that Earth is flat. Continue reading to learn more about this strange theory.

What Are Primates? Genome Study Offers Clue on What Makes Us Humans

09.18.2023 11:30 AM

Since humans are classified as primates, scientists try to determine the distinct characteristics of this diverse order of mammals. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Lancet Liver Fluke Turns Ants Into Death-Seeking Zombies; How Do These Brain-Altering Parasites Control Insect Behavior?

09.18.2023 10:30 AM

Scientists from the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences have unveiled the mechanism behind the mind-control ability of lancer liver fluke in turning ants into death-seeking zombies. Learn more about it in this article.

Stranded Shark in Florida Beach Rescued; Is Longfin Mako Aggressive?

09.18.2023 10:15 AM

A longfin mako shark was caught stranded and beachgoers helped it get back into the water. Continue reading to know the full story.

Atlantic Goliath Grouper Faces Risks of Population Decline Due to Overfishing

09.18.2023 10:00 AM

The colossal goliath grouper which is considered as the delight of Florida divers, are becoming vulnerable to population decline. Learn more about it in this article.

Pushing Boundaries: The Evolution of Sustainable Energy

09.18.2023 08:12 AM

The world is poised on the precipice of an energy revolution, unparalleled changes are influencing our course. One such pivotal moment materialized in St. Louis, Missouri, where ICL Group's groundbreaking steps, in partnership with Taiwan's Alees, have positioned ICL as a torchbearer of this sustainable energy metamorphosis.

265-Million-Year-Old Fossils From Gigantic Apex Predators That Rule Earth Before Dinosaurs Unearthed in Brazil

09.18.2023 02:37 AM

An almost completely fossilized skull of Pampaphoneus biccai, the apex predator that dominated the planet before dinosaurs, was unearthed in Brazil. Continue reading to learn more.

12-Foot Alligator Terrifies Swimming Children in Texas’ Raven Lake; How Often Does Gator Attack Happen?

09.17.2023 02:00 AM

A huge alligator was caught on camera approaching kids who were swimming at Raven Lake in Huntsville State Park. Continue reading to know the full story.

Ancient Vault Cover Featuring Snake Symbol From Maya Civilization Unearthed in Mexico

09.17.2023 01:00 AM

A vault cover reportedly from the Maya civilization was unearthed with a noticeable symbol resembling a serpent. Continue reading to learn more.

Canine Intelligence: Dogs May Have Human-Like Observational Spatial Memory, Study Reveals

09.17.2023 00:40 AM

Researchers observed that both dogs and wolves found the first five hidden food caches faster and with lesser efforts when they were able to see the storing process, which indicates that these animals could have observational spatial memory. Read to learn more.

Rivers Are Getting Oxygen-Deprived and Warmer, Putting Aquatic Life at Risk

09.17.2023 00:20 AM

The study found that 87% of 800 studied rivers were getting warmer in the last four decades, while 70% of them were losing oxygen. Read to learn more.

Discovery of P.Oxy. 87.5575 Bible Fragment Sparks Debate; How Do Experts Determine the Age of Literary Papyrus?

09.15.2023 23:36 PM

An ancient Greek manuscript fragment called P.Oxy. 87.5575 was published, which sparked debate regarding its description of second-century Christianity. Read the article to find out more.

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