ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEThe armored bodies of Ankylosaur were used in establishing dominance and attracting mates according to the latest study. Learn more about this news here, read now!
A new species of shark has been discovered off the coast of Western Australia. The shark was found by researchers from Australia's CSIRO. Meet these two new shark species here, read now!
Sway, a California-based startup, is using seaweed to make compostable replacements for plastic bags and packaging. Check out their project here in this article.
Formerra today announced a new relationship with Danimer Scientific (NYSE: DNMR), a leading next-generation bioplastics company, to distribute sustainable polymer materials manufactured by Danimer.
Paleontologists have unearthed the first plesiosaur fossil in Australia after a property owner in outback Queensland discovered it. Read the article to learn more details.
Momoa residents are greeted with discoloured brown water running from their faucets. Read to know more about how residents are faring and what authorities think about this concern.
The Landsat 9 satellite took a photo of the Mauna Loa volcanic eruption as the lava flows north toward Saddle Road. Read the article to learn more details.
The last known surviving Tasmanian tiger's body was assumed to be gone forever until experts uncovered the animal's preserved fur and bones in a Tasmanian museum storeroom. Know more about this news here. Read now!
Read on to know why France had to ban short-haul flights to cut down emissions. France has been granted the go-ahead to outlaw short-haul domestic flights as part of an ambitious campaign to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.
Read on to know about orb weavers as an Australian found this rare Xbox-looking creature. An oddly marked spider that resembles the emblem of a well-known gaming console is making waves online.
The sun is assumed to be more active and expel more solar flames. Other than that, one particular sunspot has been hyperactive over the weekend. Read to know more.
Florida state archaeologists are going back to the Daytona Beach Shores after Hurricanes Ian and Nicole caused beach erosion that revealed the mysterious debris. Read the article to learn more.