ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Handprint in 1000-Year-Old Moat Used to Defend Jerusalem's Old City Baffles Researchers; Archaeologists Unsure If It Was Symbolic Or a Prank

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.26.2023 10:24 AM

Archaeologists were not sure if the handprint they found in an old moat meant something or was just a prank. Read the story to know the details.

52-Million-year-old Fossils Reveal the First Primate-like Animals Known To Have Inhabited the Arctic

01.26.2023 09:43 AM

An analysis of fossils found in Canada suggests that the ancestors of monkeys and apes arrived in the Arctic during a time of warmer temperatures in the region. Read the article to learn more details.

Polar Stratospheric Clouds Look Like Painting in Finland Skies

01.26.2023 09:20 AM

A photographer and content creator was amazed after staring at a painting-like sky in Finland. Read more to know what polar stratospheric clouds are.

Ants as Bio Diagnostic Tool in the Future? These Tiny Creatures Can Detect Cancer in Urine

01.26.2023 09:06 AM

Scientists have discovered that ants can identify the scent of a malignant tumor in the urine despite their lack of noses. Read the article to learn more details.

Invasive Goldline Snakehead Fish Found in Freshwater Pond in Florida: Experts Warn of Damage to Native Ecosystem

01.26.2023 09:00 AM

Invasive non-native Goldline Snakehead Fish was found in freshwaters of Florida. Scientists warn of possible damage on native ones! Read on to know more about this news!

7-Foot Prehistoric Alligator Gar Caught in Alabama, Breaks Previous State Record [See Photo]

01.26.2023 08:38 AM

A father and son made a record-breaking catch past Thanksgiving after capturing a huge alligator gar. Read the article to know the full story.

Iceberg Breaks Off From 500-foot-thick Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica, Satellite Image Shows; 'Climate Change Is Not To Blame'

01.26.2023 07:26 AM

Experts reveal that the Brunt Ice Shelf, an iceberg twice as big as New York, breaking off Antarctica is due to a natural event that is not linked to climate change. Read on to find out what caused the iceberg to separate and what it could mean to the planet.

Metallic Ores in Congo Can Light Bulbs? Science Says, No [Fact Check]

01.26.2023 06:00 AM

Can electricity be generated from a rock? Read on to know more about the viral claim from a Congo national about metallic ores that ignites current!

Previously Unknown Pterosaur Had Flamingo Eating Habits and Almost 500 Teeth

01.25.2023 20:50 PM

Skeletal remains of a now-identified unique pterosaur, with 480 teeth, were unearthed in Bavaria, Germany. Read to know more.

Chikungunya Virus Facts: Everything to Know About the Mosquito-Borne Viral Disease

01.25.2023 06:50 AM

Chikungunya virus is a mosquito-borne viral disease and there has been a noticeable increase in cases in the Philippines in 2022. Continue reading to know more about the virus.

2-Hour Exposure to Traffic Pollution Decreases Brain's Functional Connectivity, Study Says

01.25.2023 05:43 AM

Exposure to diesel exhaust can impair the brain's function, according to a new study. Read on for the full details.

Apes' Gestures, Messages Can Be Understood by Men; Study Shows Similarity of Chimps' Sign Language to Human Communication

01.25.2023 04:18 AM

Can humans really understand Chimps messages using hand gestures? Read on to know more about this news here!

‘Replica’ Sword at Chicago Field Museum Turns Out To Be Bronze-Age Relic Which Is Now 3,000 Years Old

01.24.2023 23:15 PM

The 3,000-year-old Bronze Age sword was mistaken for a replica for nearly a hundred years. Read to know more.

'Harmless' Listeria Innocua Bacteria Is Becoming Resistant to Disinfectants; Scientists Warn People in Food Processing Industry

01.24.2023 20:11 PM

Strains of Listeria innocua, which were previously thought to be harmless, have been observed to develop pathogen and disinfectant resistance. Read to know more.

Amami Rabbit in Japan Assists Non-Photosynthetic Plant by Scattering Seeds Based on Latest Study

01.24.2023 10:30 AM

Endangered amami rabbit serves as a dispersal agent of a Non-Photosynthetic Plant based on recent analysis. Read on to know more about this news!

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