ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Tree Diversity May Maintain Soil Fertility, Mitigate Effects of Climate Change, Study Says

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.03.2023 01:11 AM

Higher tree diversity may lead to higher carbon and nitrogen accumulation in forest soils, which may, in turn, maintain soil fertility and combat climate change. Read to learn more.

Prehistoric Buddha Statue Unearthed in Ancient Egyptian Port City; New Find Sheds Light on Rome and India's Trade Relationship

05.02.2023 23:37 PM

During the Roman era, some Indians who lived in Alexandria could have been practising Buddhism. Read to learn more.

Fossilized Brains, Eyes of 462-Million-Year-Old Creatures Kept in Castle Bank Fossil Deposit in Wales; Could These Be Earth's Early Life Forms?

05.02.2023 22:11 PM

Researchers think roughly 170 species have already been uncovered from the Castle Bank fossil deposit site. Read to learn more.

Massive Phallus-Shaped Iceberg Was Spotted Floating off the Coast of Dildo, Newfoundland in Canada

05.02.2023 21:22 PM

A phallic-shaped iceberg goes viral after being spotted floating pass a town off the coast of Canada. Find out more in this article.

Kayakers Surrounded by Cluster of Giant Basking Sharks in Ireland; Are These Fish Aggressive?

05.02.2023 11:27 AM

Kayakers were enjoying the waters with giant basking sharks nearby. See the photos and read the story.

2 Giant Crocodiles Killed in Search for Missing Man in Queensland; Conservationist Expressed Concerns Over Culling of the Crocs

05.02.2023 09:30 AM

Two massive crocodiles were killed while officials continued their search for a missing man in Queensland. Continue reading for the full story.

Hunger, Starvation May Make Spiders Lose Good Vision; Findings Could Shed Light on How Nutrition Impacts Macular Degeneration

05.02.2023 04:56 AM

Compared to the properly fed ones, underfed spiders lose more photoreceptors, giving them good vision. Read to learn more.

Sicklefin Devil Rays Spotted off the Atlantic Coast; How Rare Are These Animals?

05.02.2023 04:41 AM

A population of sicklefin devil rays was spotted off the US Atlantic Coast, marking the first recording of these huge, elusive rays on the eastern coast of the country. Read the article to learn more about these animals.

500-Year-Old 'Urine Flasks' Discovered at a Medical Dump Within the Forum of Caesar in Rome

05.02.2023 02:35 AM

The Renaissance-era medical dump was found in the area of Caesar's Forum, containing 500-year-old urine flasks used to collect patients' pee for analysis. Read the article to learn more details.

Ancient Earth Globe Interactive Map Reveals the Splitting, Reforming of the Planet's Continents in the Past 750 Million Years

05.01.2023 23:46 PM

The Ancient Earth Globe interactive map can help the younger generation learn more about the planet in a fun and interactive way. Read to learn more.

Drone Footage Reveals 30 Orcas Leaving Two Gray Whales Badly Wounded in Rare Attack

05.01.2023 22:34 PM

Orcas are known to be the only major predators of gray whales, but they usually prey on calves. Read to learn more.

China's Policy Changes To Fight Air Pollution Seem Impressive, But Still a Long Way To Go

05.01.2023 22:20 PM

China’s efforts to reduce air pollution have shown positive results, but the levels are still far from the recommended guidelines. Find out more information in this article.

Two Viking Treasure Hoards Found by Metal Detectorist in Denmark; Findings Include Coins Made Under Rule of King Harald Bluetooth

05.01.2023 21:27 PM

The Viking treasure hoards include several silver artifacts, including some coins and jewelry. Read to learn more.

Croc Suspected of Snatching a Missing Fisherman in Queensland; How Common Are Crocodile Attacks?

05.01.2023 10:38 AM

Locals believe a crocodile may have attacked the missing fisherman in Queensland. Read to know why. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Robykurian) Croc Suspected of Snatching a Missing Fisherman in Queensland; How Common Are Crocodile Attacks? A crocodile was suspected of attacking a missing fisherman in Far North Queensland.

Solitary Bees at Risk From Urban Beekeeping: How Commercialization Affects Their Biodiversity

05.01.2023 09:20 AM

The growing popularity of urban beekeeping has led to increased population of Western honeybees, but it may actually do more harm than good especially in the biodiversity of solitary bees. Read the article to find out more.

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