ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Crocodiles Recognize Sound of Young Animal Crying in Distress, Sensing the Baby As Potential Meal

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.09.2023 04:30 AM

Crocodiles are more attuned to the cries of baby humans and higher forms of mammals, recognizing their distress better than we do. Find out more about it in this article.

Artificial Light Disrupts Bioluminescence in Insects, Interferes With Glow-Worms and Fireflies’ Behavior

08.09.2023 04:00 AM

A recent study reveals how artificial light negatively affects the courtships of glow-worms and fireflies which rely on bioluminescence to find partners. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Aquaculture and the Future of a Mankind

08.08.2023 11:25 AM

As the demand for seafood rises with a growing global population, aquaculture emerges as a critical solution to meet this demand sustainably. This article explores the role of aquaculture, particularly sturgeon farming, and its impact on the future of humanity.

Siberian Flying Squirrel Soaring High: How Does This Rare Rodent Glide Through the Air?

08.08.2023 10:00 AM

The Siberian flying squirrel is a nocturnal rodent which is famous for its ability to glide through the air. Find out mor about its flying ability in this article.

Flamingo Egg Fossil Found in Mammoth Central, Marking Second Finding of Its Kind in the Whole World

08.08.2023 09:17 AM

The flamingo egg fossil discovery is also the first kind of bird finding throughout the Americas that points to the Phoenicopteridae flamingo family. Read to learn more.

Trumpetfish Swims Along Larger Fish To Hide While Hunting in Degraded Coral Reef [Study]

08.08.2023 09:00 AM

Trumpetfish hides from their prey by swimming along with larger fish. Continue reading to learn more.

Private Ancient Bathing Facility With Underfloor Heating System From Roman Empire Found Below Germany Streets

08.08.2023 08:00 AM

A private ancient complex was discovered below the streets of Germany. Continue reading to learn more.

Bats Experience Reduced Activity at Solar Farms, Highlighting Need for Sustainable Energy Planning

08.08.2023 07:21 AM

University of Bristol study reveals solar farms impact activity of bats, raising concerns for renewable energy's effect on wildlife. Continue reading to learn more.

Not Neanderthal, Denisovan, or Homo Sapiens: Prehistoric Skull Spotted in China Does Not Resemble Any Found Hominin

08.08.2023 07:13 AM

Researchers think that the remains match a hybrid hominin of some sort. Read to learn more. A prehistoric human fossil discovered in China has been found not resembling any culled hominin in the past.

Ice Age Carving Reveals Bear-Like Ivory Figurine in Germany, With Head Previously Found From 35,000 Years Ago

08.08.2023 07:04 AM

German archaeologists discover missing piece of ice age carving in cave, raising uncertainty about whether it depicts cave lion or bear. Read the article to learn more.

Joshua Tree Forest in Mojave National Preserve Might Be Gone Forever As Wildfire Altered Desert Landscape

08.08.2023 06:30 AM

A wildfire near the California-Nevada border has damaged the famous Joshua tree in the Mojave Desert, possibly changing the landscape forever. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Seaweed-Eating Bacteria Produce Biodegradable Plastic, Offer Solution in Fighting Waste Pollution

08.08.2023 05:40 AM

A technology project was developed by a team of researchers who created a type of bioplastic made from seaweed. Learn more about it in this article.

Mantis Shrimp Eyes Have the Best Vision in the Animal Kingdom, Scientists Discover Why

08.07.2023 10:00 AM

The most extraordinary eyes in the animal kingdom belong to the mantis shrimps, and scientists investigate the mechanisms behind their visions. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Climate Change in Prehistoric Times May Have Contributed to the Increase in Brain Size of Human Ancestors, Study Suggests

08.07.2023 08:20 AM

A new study suggests that climate change may have given ancient human ancestors bigger brains. Learn more about it in this article.

Fears of Booby Traps and Mercury Surrounding China's First Emperor Qin Shi Huang's 2,200-Year-Old Tomb Left It Unopened

08.07.2023 06:29 AM

The tomb of China's first emperor may hide deadly traps: crossbows and mercury-filled rivers, as warned by ancient historian's account. Read the article to learn more.

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