ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

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

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 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.

Curly Coated Retrievers Are Back: Rising Dogs' Popularity Signals Hope for Vulnerable Breed

08.26.2023 00:58 AM

Distinctive Curly Coated Retrievers, deemed 'vulnerable,' gain popularity as Kennel Club reports a notable surge in 2023. Continue reading to find out more.

Distorted Skulls and Evidences of Ritual Beheadings Discovered in 2,000-Year-Old Maya Burial in Mexico

08.25.2023 23:20 PM

Archeologists found beheaded individuals buried in Maya pyramid, showing evidence of sacrificial rituals. Find out more about it in this article.

How Often Should I Feed My Dogs? Professional Pet Owner Feeding Techniques Explained

08.25.2023 06:42 AM

Obesity affects 54% of dogs, which is why it's important to practice a healthy feeding routine. Read to learn more.

3,000-Year-Old Bees Found Mummified Inside Their Cocoons at New Paleontological Site in Portugal

08.25.2023 06:36 AM

Scientists theorize that an abrupt weather change possibly led to the sudden large-scale mortality of Eucera bees thousands of years ago. Continue reading to learn more about this story.

Japan Fukushima Water Dump of Nuclear Plant Wastewater Pushes Through With UN and IAEA Backing Despite China Backlash

08.25.2023 05:07 AM

About 1.34 million cubic meters of contaminated water have been collected from Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant. Read to learn more.

Paper Straws Are Not More Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Than Plastic; Here’s Why

08.25.2023 04:50 AM

Paper straws are not better than plastic straws, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn why.

Pompeii Horror Victims' Real Bodies Could Have Been Contaminated by Cast Used To Preserve Them, Study Reveals

08.25.2023 04:30 AM

Over 100 casts were created in the 1870s by pouring plaster into voids of ash, preserving the bodies, some garments, and other items. Read to learn more.

Confederate Soldier Graves Discovered Under Army Ammunition Storehouse Reveal Amputated Legs and Gold Coins

08.25.2023 03:58 AM

The Battle of Williamsburg happened in 1862, which resulted in around 3,800 casualties and injuries with the Union army losing. Read to learn more.

Devastating Die-Off of Emperor Penguin Chicks Linked to Unprecedented Sea Ice Decline in West Antarctica; 98% of Colonies Could Become Quasi-Extinct by 2100

08.24.2023 23:23 PM

In 2022, due to sea ice decline, four of five Bellingshausen Sea emperor penguin colonies faced complete breeding failure. Read the article to learn more details.

Business Leaders and the Climate Change Conundrum

08.24.2023 11:03 AM

In the year 2023, the world's attention has frequently been captured by extreme weather events. Strangely enough, despite the increasing global awareness, many businesses seem to be relegating the looming threat of climate change to the background.

Unraveling Nature's Enigma: The Top 5 Bizarre Weather Phenomena That Defy Explanation

08.24.2023 09:21 AM

Explore in this article nature's enigmas: terrifying firenadoes that merge fire and whirlwinds, puzzling red and animal rain, captivating auroras, and baffling ball lightning origins.

Analysis of Dogs' Brain Reveals Higher Sensitivity to Women Than Men, Giving Better Understanding to How Their Brains React to Words

08.24.2023 07:47 AM

Domestication could have caused dogs to become more sensitive to dog-directed or infant-directed speech. Read to learn more.

Barnacles on Plane Wreckage Yield Clues to the Mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, Study Suggests

08.24.2023 07:40 AM

After almost a decade, scientists may solve MH370 mystery using barnacles and water temperature to trace debris path and crash site, possibly Indian Ocean. Read the article for more details.

Pre-Inca Ritual Dance Reveals Praises to Thunder God Through Ancient Society Dance Sites

08.24.2023 07:23 AM

The Chocorvos were said to be behind historical terraces, canals, and bofedals and existed around A.D. 1000 to 1400. Read to learn more.

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