ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Exotic DNA Used To Boost Crop Resilience; How Do These Modified Plants Fare in Changing Climates?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.03.2023 00:02 AM

By genetically modifying wheat with an exotic DNA, researchers were able to see remarkable crop resilience. Read to know more.

Gun Violence Linked to Hot Weather; How Serious Is This National Public Health Concern?

02.02.2023 22:20 PM

Across various cities in the US, the days with scorching weather have the highest gun violence incidence. Read to know more.

Is Climate Change Linked to The Lack of Winter Storms in The UK This Year?

02.02.2023 09:30 AM

The United Kingdom should have at least three storms already at this time, but none has been reported. Read the article to know why.

Birds are Conscious of Their Nest's Appearance; New Study Reveals Animal's Adaptation to the Color of the Season

02.02.2023 06:30 AM

A new study suggests that birds can be conscious of their nest colors, just like humans when choosing the outfit that will fit their mood. Read on to know more about this news!

Planting More Trees in Urban Areas Could Decrease Deaths Linked to Heatwaves During Summer, Study Reveals

02.02.2023 04:53 AM

A Lancet study found that increasing the number of trees in European cities by up to 30% can lower temperatures in urban areas and prevent deaths due to heatwaves. Read the article to learn more.

Oldest Fossilized Vertebrate Brain Has Been Hiding Inside a Fossil Fish Skull for 319 Million Years

02.02.2023 04:07 AM

The fossilized skull of the ancient fish, which swam in an estuary 319 million years ago, may hold the secrets of animal brain evolution. Check it out in this article to learn more.

Volcanic Eruption and Severe Eradication: Mercury Analyses Shed Light on Earth's Worst Extinction

02.01.2023 23:46 PM

Analyzing mercury isotopes has enabled researchers to dig deeper into the earth's worst extinction event: the Great Dying. Read to know more.

Workshop For Making Axes? Almost 600 Obsidian Handaxes From Over a Million Years Ago Were Uncovered in Ethiopia

02.01.2023 22:54 PM

During excavations in an archaeological site in Ethiopia, researchers were able to uncover a layer of sediment that held 578 obsidian handaxes that date to 1.2 million years ago. Read to know more.

How Did Egyptians Perform Mummification? Researchers Reveal Mysterious Embalming Recipe

02.01.2023 22:25 PM

By studying 31 recovered vessels, researchers were able to look into the substances used by ancient Egyptian for their special embalming recipe for mummification. Read to know more.

Environmentally Sustainable Dentistry

02.01.2023 10:03 AM

These improvements are intended to have a significant impact in key areas. Dentists can help shift the globe toward a greener economy while also improving patients' dental health by implementing this approach. As a result, individuals will be better able to enjoy long, healthy lives.

120 Million-year-old Fossil Proves Dinosaurs Ate Mammals, Debunking Previous Theories

02.01.2023 09:34 AM

The discovery is only the second known case of a dinosaur eating a mammal. Read the article to learn more about how dinosaurs and mammals interacted during the Cretaceous period.

Giving Up Sleep for More Sex Is Killing Endangered Male Northern Quoll [Study]

02.01.2023 07:50 AM

Endangered male northern quolls mate themselves to death, according to a new study. Continue reading to understand how these carnivorous marsupials prefer sex over sleep.

Biodegradable Plastic Can Be Seasoned To Make Them Stronger [Study]

02.01.2023 07:00 AM

Seasoning a biodegradable plastic with fruit-derived tartaric acid or citric acid can make it stronger. Read on to know how the researchers did it.

Lost Radioactive Caesium-137 Capsule Sparks Search Efforts in Western Australia: Expert Advice on Potential Health Risks

02.01.2023 05:30 AM

Stay informed about the latest update on the lost Caesium-137 capsule in Western Australia. Learn about the potential impact and ongoing search efforts. Read now for the complete story!

Newly Discovered Melting Process Could Impact Stability of Antarctic Ice Shelves, Revealing the Importance of Sea Ice, Ocean Circulation

02.01.2023 04:03 AM

Researchers also discovered that a tiny gyre could influence the melting of Antarctic ice shelves as it allows more warm water to enter areas beneath Thwaites Ice Shelf. Read the article to learn more details.

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