ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

2,300-year-old Celtic Grave Items: Scissors, Folded Sword Found Inside Ancient Cremation Tomb in Germany

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.16.2023 01:50 AM

A pair of scissors was found to be in an exceptionally good condition. Read to learn more. A folded sword, a pair of scissors, and some other artifacts were unearthed in an ancient Celtic cremation tomb in Germany.

5,400-year-old Megalithic Tomb Found in Spain; Unique Structure Contains Passage That Aligns With Summer Solstice

05.15.2023 23:44 PM

The buiilders of the 5,400-year-old megalithic tomb carefully made a cavity inside the tomb for light from the summer solstice to seep through. Read to learn more.

Businesses Need to Learn that Harmony with Nature Is Profitable

05.15.2023 16:43 PM

Let's discuss how this information can be pulled from platforms like Tomorrow.io, and what methods can be used to predict and work in better harmony, for better profitability.

Polar Bear Jail in Churchill Built To Keep Wayward Predators; the First of Its Kind in Animal Conservation

05.15.2023 12:00 PM

In the town of Churchill, Canada, a unique program is implemented where the animals are kept in Polar Bear Holding Facility or jail to help humans and bears live in harmony. Read the article to learn more.

Massive Tiger Shark Attacks Fisherman While Out in His Kayak; How Aggressive Is This Fish?

05.15.2023 11:30 AM

A huge tiger shark was caught on camera attacking a kayak. Check out what happened. (Photo: Pexels/Magda Ehlers) Massive Tiger Shark Attack Fisherman While Out in His Kayak; How Aggressive Is This Fish? A fisherman didn't expect that he had an encounter with a huge shark until he watched the video captured by his GoPro.

Microbes That Can Degrade Plastics at Low Temperatures Could Be the Key to Solving Earth’s Waste Problem

05.15.2023 11:00 AM

A type of microbe with a different appetite was discovered by scientists in the Alps and Greenland with the ability to decompose plastic at low temperatures. Read the article to learn more.

Wild-Born Nestlings in Better Body Condition Than Captive Parrots; Heavier Birds Likely To Survive [Study]

05.15.2023 09:30 AM

Heavier parrots are likely to survive when released. Continue reading to know the full story. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/JJ Harrison) Wild-Born Nestlings in Better Body Condition Than Captive Parrots; Heavier Birds Likely to Survive [Study] The survival of endangered juvenile orange-bellied parrots depends on their nestling body condition.

Mushroom Conversations? Some Fungi Communicate Through Electric Signals After It Rains, Study Reveals

05.14.2023 21:25 PM

These mushroom talk findings is vital to understanding the role of mushroom in forest ecosystems. Read to learn more.

Zillennials: A Mix of Gen Z and Millennials; Why Are Generations Labeled?

05.14.2023 02:50 AM

Those who find themselves in the middle of both millennials and Gen Zs can now identify with this newly labeled microgeneration: zillennials. Read to learn more.

Wildlife Photographer Captures Two Massive Male Grizzly Bears in Alaska Fighting Each Other To Assert Each One's Mating Dominance

05.13.2023 17:26 PM

Two large male grizzly bears engaged in a fierce fight to establish mating dominance rights as witnessed by an Alaskan wildlife photographer. Read to learn more.

Southern Ocean Sea Butterflies at Risk as Ocean Warming and Acidification Emerge Due to Climate Change

05.13.2023 00:05 AM

Increasing ocean temperature and acidification due to climate change affects the early life stage and shell morphology of sea butterflies in the Southern Ocean. Find out more in this article.

Wind Turbines Generated More Electricity for the First Time in UK, Becoming the Country’s Milestone in Power Generation

05.12.2023 10:30 AM

The United Kingdom hit a major milestone when it used wind power as the largest source of electricity in the first quarter of 2023. Read the article to learn more.

Seahorse Hotels Installed off the Coast of Australia To Save Their Species From Extinction

05.12.2023 09:50 AM

Hundreds of baby seahorses were released into the waters off Australia in an effort to save their species from the threat of extinction. Learn more about it in this article.

How To Survive Heat Wave Without Air Conditioning? Here Are Some Tips To Cool During Extreme Temperatures

05.12.2023 06:34 AM

Here comes a heat wave, and many might not be ready during summer. Check out some tips in this article to learn how to survive extreme temperatures without air conditioning.

Wild Animals for Sale Online: Dark Web Traded Not As Pets But For Recreational Drugs

05.12.2023 06:22 AM

The internet has now made illegal wildlife trading easier as customers use the dark web to purchase wild animals not for pets but for their recreational drug properties. Read the article to learn more.

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