ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Self-Sustainability as a Way to Control the Planetary Crisis of Climate Change

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.09.2023 15:40 PM

To combat climate change, we must cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50%, which means that we will have to find solutions to sustainability. The end goal is to create a nature-positive future to counter the threats posed by climate change and to adopt self-sustainability.

Are Sharks Really Endangered? Anglers Reported More Encounters With Them

05.09.2023 11:00 AM

Anglers said they had more run-ins with sharks despite reports that the latter's population is declining. Continue reading to know the details.

Carbon Capture Technology Using Enzyme Provides Sustainable Solution To Fight Climate Change

05.09.2023 10:30 AM

A new approach in fighting climate change has been developed by experts where enzyme is used for capturing and storing carbon emission in a more sustainable way. Read the article to learn more.

Woman Petrified After Seeing Snakes in Newly Purchased Home; Signs of Serpent Infestation

05.09.2023 10:00 AM

A woman was shocked that her new home was infested with snakes. Read to know the signs of a snake infested property.

Clonal Raider Ants Mutation Affects Their Behavior, Will This Lead to Parasite Species Evolution?

05.09.2023 08:30 AM

A study on the evolution of ant societies reveal the strange behavior of miniature queenlike mutants in a colony of clonal raider ants. Find out more in this article.

Why Are Birds in the Americas Getting Smaller? Scientists Think Global Warming Could Be the Culprit

05.09.2023 07:21 AM

Birds in the Americas are getting smaller and have longer wings with the smallest bird species changing the fastest. Read the article to know more details.

Glowing Golden Fossils From Early Jurassic Site Shed Light on How Exceptional Fossilization Takes Place, New Study Shows

05.09.2023 00:35 AM

Golden fossils in Posidonia Shale were thought to be pyritized. However, recent analysis reveals that this was not the case. Read to learn more.

Prehistoric Skeletons Discovered Inside 7,000-Year-Old Stone Tomb in Oman; Human-Made Structure Is One of the Oldest Ever Found in the Country

05.08.2023 22:04 PM

Further excavations fo the 7,000-year-old stone tomb are being conducted by scientists from the Czech Republic. Read to learn more.

8-year-old Girl Accidentally Finds 3,700-Year-Old Stone Age Dagger Outside Her School in Norway

05.08.2023 21:38 PM

The 8-year-old girl brought the "stone" to her teacher, who later contacted local authorities after observing ancient features on the item. Read to learn more.

Frustrated Crocodile Throws Tantrums After Unsuspicious Zebra Escapes Its Attack [Watch]; Crocs Temper Explained

05.08.2023 12:00 PM

A crocodile was visibly upset after it missed the zebra it was silently tailing. Watch the video. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Sri2161k) Frustrated Crocodile Throws Tantrums After Unsuspicious Zebra Escapes Its Attack [Watch]; Crocs Temper Explained A crocodile was tailing an unsuspicious zebra, who smoothly escaped its attack.

Marine Organisms in the Twilight Zone Under Threat of Warming Due to Climate Change

05.08.2023 10:30 AM

Climate change poses risk to marine organisms within the ocean’s twilight zone resulting to reduced life forms in the next 150 years. Learn more about it in this article.

Rare Butterfly Species Named After 'Lord of the Rings' Villain Sauron; Needs Attention for Further Research

05.08.2023 09:30 AM

A new species of rare butterfly is named after Lord of the Rings villain Sauron due to its distinct appearance having black rings and bright orange wings. Learn more in this article.

Sharks, Rays Have Few Options Than a Slow Lifestyle in Cold Waters, Study Says

05.08.2023 09:00 AM

Sharks and rays don't thrive in cold waters unlike teleosts fish. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Pterantula (Terry Goss) at en. Wikipedia) Sharks, Rays Have Few Options Than a Slow Lifestyle in Cold Waters, Study Says A scientist at the Research Center for Integrative Evolutionary Science, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), led the study about the cold environment's effects on massive sharks' lifestyles.

Last Known Female Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle Dies; Freshwater Species Now at the Brink of Extinction With Only Two Living Males Left

05.07.2023 22:15 PM

This last known female Yangtze giant softshell turtle was found in 2020. Just recently, it has died, posing a threat of extinction as only two living male turtles are left. Read to learn more.

Elephant Home Crisis Across Asia: These Creatures Have Lost 64% Of Their Habitats Since Year 1700, New Study Shows

05.07.2023 05:23 AM

Exerpts are worried that this elephant habitat crisis may lead to elephant-human conflicts. Read to learn more.

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