ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Meat-Eating Leads to 4x Higher Greenhouse Gases Compared to Vegan Diets, Study Reveals

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.23.2023 00:20 AM

The study discovered that the dietary impact of vegans, in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, was 25% that of high meat eaters, showing how meat-eating could detrimentally affect the environment. Read to learn more.

2,000 Penguins Wash Up Dead on Uruguay Coast, Cause Still a Mystery

07.23.2023 00:07 AM

All penguin specimens tested negative for bird flu. Read to learn more. In the last ten days, roughly 2,000 penguins were found dead along eastern Uruguay's coast, with all samples testing negative for bird flu and leaving their case an ongoing mystery.

Video Footage of Iceland’s Baby Volcano Shows the Collapse of Its Crater, Releasing ‘Spatter Bombs’ of Lava Into the Air

07.22.2023 05:01 AM

The dramatic moment where a new erupting volcano in Iceland collapses its crater is captured in a video footage. Continue reading the article to find out more about this event.

NASA Scientist Warns of Record-Breaking Heat: July Could Be Hottest Month in Centuries

07.22.2023 03:58 AM

NASA issues a warning about 'unprecedented changes' on Earth, coinciding with Europe's relentless Heatwave Charon. Read the article to learn more details.

Cocaine Sharks: Scientists Think These Apex Predators Could Be Feasting on Bales of Drugs Dumped in the Ocean

07.22.2023 01:32 AM

Scientists investigate "Cocaine Sharks" off the Florida coast, testing if sharks are consuming drug bales in a TV series for Shark Week. Read the article to learn more.

History's Greatest Explosions That Have Left People in Wonder and Terror

07.21.2023 14:16 PM

From the Trinity Blast to the Chernobyl Disaster, history is filled with devastating incidents of noteworthy explosions. Read to learn more.

Could Sharks Be Itching To Feed on Humans Even More? Experts Explain Why Shark Attacks Seem To Be Rising

07.21.2023 07:02 AM

While brutal cases of shark attacks are indeed alarming, the trend has actually stayed consistent in the past years, at least in the short term. Read to learn more.

Curcumin Shows Promising Results in Shielding Coral from Climate Change-Induced Damage

07.21.2023 03:54 AM

Italian researchers demonstrated curcumin's efficacy, a natural turmeric substance, against coral bleaching. Read the article to learn more.

DNA Analysis Enables Lifelike Reconstruction of Woman Who Died in the Famed Vasa Warship Wreck

07.21.2023 03:41 AM

Initially thought to be a male, the skeleton was found out to belong to a woman, thanks to DNA analysis. Read to learn more.

Thousands of Bizarre 'Penis Fish' Wash Up on Argentine Beaches After Storm; Fishermen Flock to Grab These Greatly Sought-After 10-Inch Sea Worms

07.21.2023 00:24 AM

Following a storm, Argentina's beaches were flooded with penis fish, attracting fishermen who gathered them as bait. Continue reading to learn more details.

Dublin Deer Herd in Europe Infected With COVID-19 Virus From Humans Raises Concern About Further Spread

07.20.2023 12:35 PM

Humans have transmitted COVID-19 infection to Dublin deer herd in late 2021 and early 2022, raising concerns about spreading the disease further. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Exotic Pacu Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught by an 11-Year-Old Boy in an Oklahoman Pond

07.20.2023 12:13 PM

In Oklahoma, an 11-year-old boy caught an exotic type of South American fish with unusual human-like teeth. Find out more about it in this article.

How Hot Can the Human Body Take? Examining Supercharged Heat Waves and Their Dangerous Impact on Daily Activities

07.20.2023 08:34 AM

Climate-induced heat waves are intensifying, lasting longer, and growing hotter, raising concerns about their impact on daily activities. Read the article to learn how hot is too much for the human body to handle.

Rare Cheetahs in India Are Dying, But Why?

07.20.2023 08:20 AM

Cheetahs, which were declared extinct in India in 1952, were reintroduced to the country just last year; but they are dying now. Continue reading to know the reason why.

150 Million-Year-Old Fossils Identified As New Dinosaur Species, Considered the Largest of Its Kind

07.20.2023 06:17 AM

A new dinosaur species was identified from fossils unearthed in Spain, and it was considered the largest of its kind. Continue reading to learn more.

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