ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Mayan Canoe Found Inside Mexican Sinkhole Contains Human Metatarsal, Armadillo Bones [Report]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.02.2023 00:10 AM

Human metatarsal and armadillo bones were found inside a Mexican sinkhole and it was believed that they were used for a Mayan ritual.

Active Octopus Nursery Discovered 2 Miles Beneath the Pacific Ocean off Costa Rica

07.01.2023 22:57 PM

The mystery remains as to why an active octopus nursery was found near low-temperature hydrothermal vents. Learn more.

Mount Vesuvius' Catastrophic Eruption Seemed To Preserve the Ancient Roman Cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum

07.01.2023 01:49 AM

Preserved ruins from Mount Vesuvius' catastrophic eruption offer valuable insights into ancient Roman life as well as aid in the understanding of volcanic eruptions' impact on human death. Read the article to learn more.

Deadlier Than Sharks: Humans Are More Dangerous Than Natural Predators

06.30.2023 23:39 PM

A new research reveals the role of humans in dominating the food chain by using or trading the world’s animals, making us deadlier than predators like sharks. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Where Is Hell Hole Cave? Why Are Claustrophobics Discouraged From Entering It and Those Who Have Been There Don’t Want To Return?

06.30.2023 11:58 AM

Hell Hole Cave in Santa Cruz, California, has narrow holes and only skinny people can get in there. Hell Hole Cave, or IXL Cave, is for the adventurous and not claustrophobic.

Fossils of Aquatic Reptile Plesiosaur From Jurassic Period Discovered in Texas

06.30.2023 10:00 AM

Scientists discovered fossils of a sea creature from the Jurassic period in the Malone mountains of western Texas. Continue reading to learn more.

Deep Sea Bacteria With Magnetic Properties Provides Clues in Searching for Extraterrestrial Life

06.30.2023 09:40 AM

Scientists found a type of magnetically sensitive bacteria which lives in an environment that resembles potential habitat for extraterrestrial life. Learn more about it in this article.

African Elephant Ivory Rings Found in Elite Anglo-Saxon Burials 4,000 Miles Apart Debunking Previous Notions that They Came from Walruses or Mammoths

06.30.2023 03:18 AM

A trade network could've existed, stretching from Africa to post-Roman Europe and England. Read to learn more.

The Electric Car Revolution: How EVs are Transforming Cities and the Environment

06.29.2023 14:42 PM

By switching to electric vehicles, fossil fuel use will drop dramatically. As will greenhouse gas emissions. In this way, electric vehicles are helping to transform city life.

Zone of Silence: Exploring the Strange Phenomenon in the Mexican Desert

06.29.2023 10:30 AM

The Zone of silence in a desert in Mexico has become famous for alleged bizarre events that have baffled scientists. Continue reading the article to learn more about this place.

Titan Sub Debris Found Within Titanic Wreck Contain Presumed Human Remains [Report]

06.29.2023 09:52 AM

The recovered pieces from the Titan submersible contained presumed human remains. Read more to know the details.

Squash Bugs Nymph Seek Out Adults’ Poop Looking for Essential Microbe Needed for Its Survival

06.29.2023 08:04 AM

Young squash bug need a certain type of bacteria in order to survive and they find them in adult poop. Learn more about it in this article.

Dolphins in Australia Teach Each Other How to 'Beg' Boats for Fish, Revealing Intriguing Social Behavior

06.29.2023 08:01 AM

Researchers observed bottlenose dolphins in Monterey Bay are begging for fish from recreational fishers despite it being illegal. Read the article to learn more about this story.

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

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.

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