ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Oldest-known Caecilian Fossils Fill a Historical Gap in the Historical Record of the Amphibian-like Animal

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.15.2023 05:27 AM

Paleontologists have uncovered the first 'unmistakable' Triassic-era caecilian fossils, expanding the record of this tiny burrowing mammal by around 35 million years. Read the article to learn more details.

First Fatal Polar Bear Attack Recorded in the US After 30 Years; How Deadly Are These Furry Mammals?

02.15.2023 04:58 AM

In an extremely uncommon incident in Alaska, a polar bear mauled a lady and her 1-year-old kid to death. Check out the article to learn more details about this fatal tragedy.

Camouflage Mysteries: Brain Map Sheds Light on This Unique Ability

02.15.2023 00:25 AM

Scientists devised the first in-depth brian map of cuttlefish that sheds light on its unique camouflaging capabilities. Read to know more.

Facial Approximation Shows Lifelike Face of Brazilian Man "Zuzu" From 9,600 Years Ago; Can Skeletal Remains Be Used To Know How a Person Looks Like?

02.14.2023 23:32 PM

Specialists performed facial reconstruction on the skeleton of Brazilian man "Zuzu" to see what the deceased could have looked like. Read to know more.

Do Birds Feel Happiness? A Review of the Available Data

02.14.2023 11:44 AM

In this case, a logical observer would conclude that this is a case where a more rigorous scientific study should confirm what most people already believe to be true. With that in mind, let's look at the available empirical and observational data to try and answer the question-do birds feel happiness?

The Known Effects of Microplastics on Marine Hermit Crabs

02.14.2023 11:40 AM

Here's some background information on the rising tide of microplastics in our oceans and two of the already-known ways they're threatening the global underwater hermit crab population.

Thousands of Dead Fish Washed Ashore in South Australia Leave ‘Horrendous’ Odor; What’s the Reason Behind the Mass Kill Event?

02.14.2023 10:30 AM

A mass kill event was observed in South Australia involving thousands of fish. Read the article to know what happened.

Can Mycorrhizal Fungus Network be a Medium of Communication For Forest Trees? Evidence Seems Shaking Research Claims

02.14.2023 10:00 AM

Can a tree talk to another tree? Wood wide web, a proposed theory of communication of trees in a forest. Read on to know how trees can gossip with each other.

3-Foot Carpet Python Attacks Sleeping Child in Australia

02.14.2023 09:30 AM

An unsuspecting, sleeping child was bitten twice by a carpet python. Continue reading for the full story.

Spinosaurus Brain Recreated; Theropod Dinosaur Ancestors Have Less Developed Olfactory Bulbs, 'Non-Specialized' Brains

02.14.2023 08:30 AM

Researchers recreated the brain of spinosaurus to get information about their sensory abilities. Continue reading for the full story.

Ohio Train Derailment Causes Horrific Toxic Environmental Impacts, Sickness, Animal Deaths

02.14.2023 02:38 AM

On February 3, a train derailed in a village in Ohio that triggered evacuation orders due to a dangerous chemical fear and a government inquiry. Read the article to learn more details.

York Skeletal Remains of Medieval Anchoress Reveal Signs of Syphilis, Intriguing Mysteries of the Woman's Life

02.13.2023 22:20 PM

The York skeletal remains were found to belong to Lady Isabel German. Researchers can only speculate how she ended up with syphilis. Read to know more.

Alligator Lives With Mouth Taped Shut For Two Months in Brandon Retention Pond

02.13.2023 11:00 AM

A local resident wanted to rescue an alligator with a mouth taped shut for over two months at her community's retention pond. Read the article for the full story.

African Jacana Chicks Survival Skills Boosted by Their Tiny Feet; Film Featured Life of the Bird in Wild

02.13.2023 08:00 AM

Meet the incredible world of African Jacana chicks and their tiny, amazing feet! Get an in-depth look at their unique adaptations in the natural world. Click to continue reading now!

Agriculture Breakthrough: Researchers Reach 95% Success Rate in Cloning Hybrid Rice Seeds; Will Feeding Billions of People Be Possible Soon?

02.13.2023 00:52 AM

With this agriculture breakthrough, farmers can simply store the hybrid rice seeds and replant across many seasons. Read to know more.

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