ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Fossils of Side-Necked Turtle Discovered for the First Time in UK

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.14.2023 10:40 AM

An amateur fossil collector discovered the remains of a side-neck turtle in the United Kingdom. Continue reading to learn why the discovery is significant.

Fruit Flies Exposed to Other Fly Carcasses Dies Faster; Scientists Explain Why This Happen

06.14.2023 08:06 AM

Researchers discover that activation of specific brain cells happens when flies encounter dead flies, which leads to accelerated aging. Check it out in this article.

Microplastic Concentration Could Increase Beach Sand Temperatures, Threaten Sea Turtle Development, Study Reveals

06.14.2023 07:41 AM

The eggs of sea turtles are sensitive to temperature levels. Read to learn more. A new study discovered that extreme microplastic concentrations could increase beach sand temperatures.

Fossils of Ancient Dolphins Show Sharp Tusk-Like Front Teeth Used for Feeding, Hunting [STUDY]

06.14.2023 07:02 AM

A species of dolphins was observed with bizarre front teeth that were believed to have contributed to their survival. Read to learn more.

Sharks Geared With Improved Smart Sensors, Cameras For Better Monitoring

06.14.2023 02:31 AM

For over a decade, the Atlatnic White Shark Conservancy has tagged roughly 300 sharks with acoustic sensors. Now, they are linking more camera sensors onto these creatures. Read to learn more.

Ancient Human Presence in Southeast Asia Pushed Back to 86,000 Years with New Discovery in Laos Cave

06.14.2023 02:22 AM

Human shin bone fragment discovered in Laotian cave unveils Homo sapiens' arrival in Southeast Asia, dating back 86,000 years. Read the article to learn more details.

Prehistoric Human Ancestor 'Lucy' Could Have Stood Up Straight, Walked, Climbed Trees

06.14.2023 01:16 AM

While several researchers have been in consensus that Lucy was bipedal, a new study further supports this hypothesis. Read to learn more.

Lost World War II Submarine 'HMS Triumph' Finally Found in Aegean Sea After Searching For More Than Two Decades

06.14.2023 00:44 AM

Team members behind the discovery think that the wreckage should be treated with respect and sanctity as it is a maritime war grave. Read to learn more.

King Tutankhamun Not Disabled, Sickly But More Warrior-Like, Experts Say

06.13.2023 11:40 AM

The reports claiming King Tutankhamun was sickly and in poor health were myths, according to experts. Continue reading to learn more about the famous Egyptian pharaoh.

3,000-Year-Old Well-Preserved Handsewn Zambratija Boat Will Be Pulled Out of the Sea After Shipwreck

06.13.2023 11:00 AM

A shipwreck will soon be pulled from the sea, so scientists can better study it. Continue reading to learn more.

Volcanic Temperatures: How Hot Is Lava? What Natural Materials Can Withstand Its Heat?

06.13.2023 03:45 AM

The temperature variations of lava may depend on the chemistry and the minerals melted within the lava. Read to learn more.

Moose in Alaska Tests Positive For Rabies, Marking the First Case of Its Kind in the State

06.13.2023 01:01 AM

Necropsy results revealed that the moose had rabies in its brain. Read to learn more. The first rabid moose case in Alaska was confirmed as scientists looked into the creature's brain and found rabies variants typically present in Arctic foxes.

AI Finds Three Nazca Line Geoglyphs in Peru; What Are These Figures?

06.12.2023 22:46 PM

The AI deep-learning system helped detect new Nazca Line geoglyphs 21 times faster compared to trained archaeologists. Read to learn more.

Greek Mythology Traces? Broken 'Pan' Statue Found by Archaeologists in Istanbul Early Church Ruins

06.12.2023 21:22 PM

The broken marble statue of Pan was found in the ruins of the Church of St. Polyeuktos. Read to learn more.

Gustave the Crocodile: The Giant Man-Eater From Burundi Who Has Eaten 300 People

06.12.2023 11:35 AM

In the region of East Africa, a massive Nile crocodile got its notorious image dfor allegedly killing 300 people. Find more about this animal in this article.

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