ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

'Ghost' Tulare Lake in California Returns After It Dried Up 80 Years Ago

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.23.2023 06:53 AM

Tulare lake is coming to life again after it dried up 80 years ago. Read to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/California Digital Newspaper Collection) 'Ghost' Tulare Lake in California Returns After It Dried Up 80 Years Ago A lake that dried up eight decades ago is coming back to life.

Bird Social Life: Video Calling With Friends Makes Pet Parrots Feel Less Lonely, New Study Shows

04.23.2023 00:45 AM

When and after video calling their peers, these pet parrots exhibited some social benefits that mirror the ones that come with living with a large flock of same-feathered birds. Read to learn more.

What, Why, Where, and How: Science's Top 10 Great Unknowns

04.21.2023 12:00 PM

There is still more to know about science that remains unknown today, ranging from the fundamental nature of the universe to the significance of dreams. Check out this article to know science's greatest unknown and its answers.

215-Pound Monster Alligator Gar May Be a World Record; How Big Can These Prehistoric Fish Grow?

04.21.2023 10:00 AM

A monster alligator gar was caught in Texas and it was so huge that it could probably break records. Read for details.

7-Kilometer Thick Cloud Hides the Sun, Turns Istanbul’s Day Into Night [Watch]

04.21.2023 08:00 AM

A thick cloud darkened Istanbul and turned the day into night for a couple of minutes. Read to know what happened.

Ancient Princesses Played Vital Political Role in Massive 'Xiongnu' Empire; Earliest Fortifications of Great Wall of China Could Have Been Constructed To Stop Raids

04.20.2023 22:21 PM

The researchers perform genetic analysis to infer the role of these ancient princesses in building the ancient Xiongnu empire. Read to learn more.

Life on Earth: How Did the First Living Organisms Thrive and Evolve?

04.20.2023 21:00 PM

The origins of life on Earth are one of the greatest mysteries in science. Check out the article to learn how the first living organisms on the planet thrived and evolved billions of years ago.

Top 10 Bizarre Prehistoric Marine Animals That Would Be Classified as Sea Monsters If They Exist Today

04.20.2023 20:55 PM

The modern ocean is filled with different sea animals that may look scary today, but they would not compare to prehistoric species. Check out this article to know some of the bizarre prehistoric marine animals.

How To Survive a Tornado? Here are Some Safety Tips When This Natural Phenomenon Hits Your Area

04.20.2023 20:00 PM

The tornado season between March to June happens when nearly 70% of all tornadoes in a year in the US occur. Read this article to learn how to survive this fatal calamity.

Turtle Spotted Riding a 10-Foot Alligator in Tampa Pond; Are These 2 Creatures Friendly With Each Other?

04.20.2023 10:00 AM

In a rare sighting, a turtle was spotted riding an alligator like a horse. Read for the full story. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Forest and Kim Starr) Turtle Spotted Riding a 10-Foot Alligator in Tampa Pond; Are These 2 Creatures Friendly With Each Other? Turtles and alligators can be friends, too.

Feral Cat Hunting for Kids in New Zealand Scrapped After Backlash

04.20.2023 09:00 AM

North Canterbury Hunting Competition canceled the feral cat hunting for kids category after receiving an intense backlash. Read for details.

High-Resolution Radar Data Discovers New 19,000 Underwater Volcanoes

04.20.2023 07:00 AM

Sonar mapping led to the discovery of over 19,000 new volcanoes underwater. Read for more details. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Dana Yoerger, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) High-Resolution Radar Data Discovers New 19,000 Underwater Volcanoes There are thousands of underwater volcanoes, and our lack of knowledge about them can lead to tragedy for us and the ecosystem in the ocean.

Woolly Mammoths Not Always Fluffy and Sport Miniscule Ears, DNA Analysis Reveals

04.20.2023 02:06 AM

A new study found that woolly mammoths only evolved to be fluffy throughout their 700,000 years of existence. Read the article to learn more about this.

Rising Sea Levels May Have Forced Vikings To Abandon Settlement in Greenland, Study Suggests

04.19.2023 23:17 PM

The rising sea levels may have made the Viking settlements in Greenland vulnerable to flooding. Read to learn more.

'Chicxulub Impact' Asteroid That Killed Dinosaurs May Not Have Led to 'Nuclear Winter,' New Study Says

04.19.2023 22:49 PM

A new study suggests that the Earth may not have experienced prolonged periods of winter after the Chicxulub Impact. Read to learn more.

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