ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Drilling Project in China Aims To Create 10,000-Meter Borehole for Deep Earth Exploration

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.01.2023 08:00 AM

China started a drilling project to create the deepest borehole on the planet with the goal of studying the regions below the Earth’s surface. Learn more about it in this article.

Creature With Psychedelic Eyes? New Spiny-Tailed, Bright-Eyed Gecko Species Found and Identified in Australia

06.01.2023 05:50 AM

The new gecko species was previously thought to be a different species, so it took time for scientists to detect and classify it. Read to learn more.

Swarm of 1,000 Killer Bees Stung Elderly Man 250 Times; How Did He Survive?

05.31.2023 23:48 PM

He was simply out in the neighborhood with his dog, Pippin, when the swarm of 1,000 attacked him and his dog. Read to learn more.

How Did King Tutankhamun Look Like? Scientists Perform Incredible Facial Reconstruction of the Egyptian Pharaoh

05.31.2023 23:34 PM

The facial reconstruction revealed that the late king looked more like a young teenage student rather than a man full of political responsibilities. Read to learn more.

500-Pound Extinct Marsupial Had the Perfect Legs, Feet For Taking Long Walks

05.31.2023 22:36 PM

The ambulator is the earliest known diprotodontid that had such a special capacity to walk long distances. Read to learn more.

The Dangers of Mount Everest Death Zone: How Risky Is It To Reach the Highest Peak in the World?

05.31.2023 11:00 AM

As mountaineers attempt to reach the highest peak in the world, they need to enter the most dangerous part of the journey known as Mount Everest death zone. Find out more about it in this article.

Duke Jing of Qi Tomb Excavated Showing Remains of 600 Sacrificial Horses Neatly Arranged in a Row

05.31.2023 10:15 AM

Hundreds or horses were sacrificed and buried in the tomb of Duke Jing of Qi. Continue reading for the full story.

Giant Stingray Caught in Cambodia Gives Insights Into Their Disappearance, Saving Them From Being Endangered

05.31.2023 09:40 AM

Scientists study the mystery regarding the disappearance of the record-breaking stingray and plan to create solution to save them from being endangered. Find out more about it in this article.

Is Pig Fat Used as Jet Fuel Good for the Environment? New Research Warns It Might Cause More Harm Than Good

05.31.2023 09:13 AM

Pig fat is being used to make greener jet fuel, but some experts claim that it could end up worse for the planet. Read the article to learn more.

Venice’s Grand Canal Turns Bright Green in Color; ARPAV Assures There’s No Danger of Pollution [Watch]

05.31.2023 09:00 AM

Many were shocked that the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, suddenly turned bright green in color. Read on to learn what the environmental agency said about it.

Deadly Epidemic Sweeping Across the Red Sea, Killing Sea Urchins by Stripping Their Flesh and Turning Them Into Skeletons

05.31.2023 04:06 AM

Researchers have announced a concerning trend of significant mortality among sea urchins in the Gulf of Eilat, Israel, which threatens the valuable coral reef ecosystems in the Red Sea. Read the article to learn more details.

Distinct Gold Necklace Made From Megalodon Shark Tooth Spotted in Titanic Wreckage; AI To Help Identify Who It Belonged To

05.30.2023 23:26 PM

The gold Megalodon tooth necklace was spotted through footage taken by Magellan, a company based in Guernsey, as part of their efforts to come up with a full-sized digital scan of the wreckage. Read to learn more.

World War II 'Horror Bunker' Found in China; Unit 731 Could Have Used It To Run Brutal, Sadistic Human Experiments

05.30.2023 22:34 PM

The horror bunker could have been Unit 731's biggest testing facility for conducting gruesome and brutal human experiments back in the 1940s. Read to learn more.

Man Miraculously Escaped Saltwater Crocodile Attack Who Tried Biting His Head Off; Habitat and Diet of Deadly Predator Explained

05.30.2023 15:14 PM

A man from Australia managed to survive a saltwater crocodile attack while snorkeling at a luxurious resort in Queensland. Read the article to learn more about this story.

The Science Behind Tree Risk Assessment and Its Connection to Trimming

05.30.2023 13:50 PM

That's where the science of tree risk assessment comes into play. Arborists can identify and mitigate risks by evaluating the potential hazards associated with trees, ensuring people's and property's safety. This article will delve into the science behind tree risk assessment and its connection to trimming, shedding light on the importance of proactive tree care and maintenance.

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