ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Primitive Women Were Hunters in Foraging Societies, Debunking the Traditional Gender Role Assumptions

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.29.2023 05:57 AM

A new data review about hunter-gatherer societies debunks the long-held idea that early men were hunters while early women were gatherers. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Climate Change Shifts Snow to Rain, Amplifying Extreme Rainfall and Flooding Worldwide

06.29.2023 05:28 AM

A recent study reveals that high-altitude regions will experience more intense rainfall than previously anticipated, increasing the risk of floods and landslides, due to climate change. Read on to learn more details.

Octopuses Could Be Capable of Dreaming and Experience REM Sleep, Simulation Finds

06.29.2023 00:17 AM

Two-stage sleep experienced independent evolution, with new findings showing how they could be present in cephalopods, including octopuses. Read to learn more.

Where Was Noah’s Ark Found? Christian Explorers Claim They Discovered It in Mount Ararat

06.28.2023 11:00 AM

A boat-like formation that reportedly matched Noah's Ark had been found in Turkey. Continue reading to learn more.

Elephants Evolved To Develop Anti-Cancer Genes; the Secret Could Be Found in Their Hot Testicles

06.28.2023 09:31 AM

A research study reveals the possible connection between hot testicles and the production of anti-cancer genes in elephants. Learn more about it in this article.

Human Ancestors Briefly Co-Existed with Dinosaurs Before Extinction, Study Reveals

06.28.2023 05:00 AM

A new study suggests humans, dogs, and bats co-existed with dinosaurs briefly, settling the long-standing debate on their origin. Continue reading to learn more.

'Missing Link' Dinosaur Drinking, Walking, Socializing in an Awesome Animation; Newfound 'Gonkoken Nanoi' Could Be the Broken Thread Between Younger and Older Hadrosaurs, Study Suggests

06.28.2023 00:33 AM

The newly found dinosaur species lived roughly 72 million years ago in the far south of what is currently Chilean Patagonia. Read to learn more.

World's Largest Living Crocodile in Captivity: 'Happy and Healthy' 120-year-old Cassius Still Has More Years To Come, Experts Say

06.27.2023 22:00 PM

Based on Cassius' latest health checkup, experts say that there is no reason to think that the croc will not live for a couple of years more. Read to learn more.

Weather Satellites and AI: A Balanced Investigation into Climate Observations and Predictive Analytics

06.27.2023 12:38 PM

Weather satellites, crucial in both meteorology and climate change research, have revolutionized our understanding of our planet. However, their strengths and weaknesses present both opportunities and challenges.

3 Killer Whales Attack Dutch Yacht, Hit the Rudders While Sailors Compete for 2023 Ocean Race

06.27.2023 09:40 AM

Orcas attacked a yacht competing for the 2023 Ocean Race in Gibraltar. Continue reading to know the full story.

Pinanga Subterranea: New Species of Rare Palm Discovered to Flower Underground

06.27.2023 08:54 AM

Scientists discovered the only known member of the palm family which grows its flowers and fruit most entirely underground. Read the article to find out more.

121-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossils With Complete but Strange Hands Discovered in China, Considered New Species

06.27.2023 08:32 AM

The fossils of a small dinosaur were discovered in China and it had funky hands. Continue reading to learn more.

Mother Dolphins Use 'Baby Talk' When Addressing Their Calves, Study Reveals

06.27.2023 07:08 AM

Mother dolphins in the study were observed to have higher high-pitches and lower low-pitches. Read to learn more.

Megalodon's Warm-Bloodedness Might Have Contributed to Its Extinction, Tooth Analysis Revealed

06.27.2023 05:55 AM

A study suggests megalodon, an extinct shark, could maintain a warm body temperature, potentially contributing to its extinction. Read the article to learn more details.

Evidence of Neanderthal Cannibalism Unearthed in a Cave in Spain, Suggesting Juveniles Were Victims of Savage Attack

06.27.2023 05:33 AM

Archaeologists discovered remains of juvenile Neanderthal which suggest that they were victims of cannibal attack. Continue reading the article to find out more.

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