Medicine & Technology3D computer simulations provide better visualization of GPS and seismic data, revealing more about the East Africa Rift's underground activity.
A study finds that escaped American minks regained almost full ancestral brain size, challenging the permanence of domestication-induced brain changes. Continue reading to learn more.
A newly deployed satellite captures breathtaking footage of lightning illuminating Europe, Africa, and the Atlantic Ocean, enhancing thunderstorm monitoring. Read the article to learn more.
A study conducted by a multidisciplinary team unveils new insights into ancient rock engravings and techniques used by prehistoric people. Learn more about it in this article.
Japan has received the green light to release the treated nuclear waste water from the Fukushima power plant into the ocean. Continue reading to learn the details.
New research suggests that most of our evolutionary trees are
misleading, and that convergent evolution might be more common than previously thought. Find out more about it in this article.
Scientists discovered an unusual microbe that can remove radioactive elements from nuclear waste and save humans from the impacts of radiation. Learn more about the strange bacteria in this article.
The human body holds 8 to 9 pints of blood, but a recent shark attack caused a man to lose 5 pints, before being saved by dolphins. Read to learn more.
In this article, we delve into the realm of Nature's sorcery, exploring the remarkable ability of caterpillars to consume poisonous plants and subsequently emerge as enchanting yet toxic butterflies. Join us on this journey through the whimsical landscape of these exquisite creatures and learn about the intriguing mechanisms behind their transformation.