ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Rogue Iguana Causes Massive Power Outage Before Dying; How Did They Become an Invasive Species in Florida?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.10.2022 00:17 AM

A city commissioner proposed paying residents who could bring an iguana dead or alive to curb the number of invasive species in the area. Read the article to learn more.

Invasive 'Murder Hornet' Seen No Presence in Washington State Since 2019, Indication of Control

12.09.2022 21:44 PM

No more sighting since 2019, Washington haven't graced by any presence of pestering murder hornets. Know more about this news here. Read now!

Wavy Clouds Surf Through Wyoming Sky in Rare Phenomenon

12.09.2022 20:37 PM

Read on to know more about what you call a wavy cloud that looked like Vincent Van Gogh's famous painting "The Starry Night."

People Can Now Make Metal Snowflakes With Zinc’s Help!

12.09.2022 20:30 PM

Read on to know how snow is made and how metallic zinc can help. Just before Christmas, atomic-scale researchers from Australia and New Zealand produced little metallic snowflakes.

Carbon Dioxide to Reduce Pollution Possible? Here’s What Scientists Say

12.09.2022 12:50 PM

Read on to know how carbon dioxide would reduce pollution through nanoparticles. Carbon dioxide (CO2) can be electrochemically reduced to carbon monoxide (CO) to remove CO2 from the environment, reduce pollution, and generate carbon monoxide-based alternative energy.

Axolotls and Other Animals Gifted With Squeaks, Sounds, and Silence

12.09.2022 09:00 AM

Some animals, like Axolotls, do not have vocal cords of their own. Read to know more about their abilities pertaining to sound and silence.

Shipwreck Loot Jeans Worth 165 Years Old Get Sold for Booming $95,000

12.09.2022 06:32 AM

In a recent auction, a pair of Levi's jeans discovered in a shipwreck from the 19th century got sold for a whopping $95,000. Read to know more about these jeans that cost a fortune.

Diplodocid Dinosaurs Can Ignite Supersonic Boom With Tailwhip Ranging Up to 100 km/h, Study Suggests

12.09.2022 05:33 AM

Diplodocid dinosaurs known for their long necks and tails, recent study has suggested that these dinosaurs may have been able to produce a supersonic boom by whipping their tails at high speeds. Know more about this study here, read now!

2-Million-year-Old DNA From Ancient Sediment in Greenland Reveals a Lost Arctic World

12.09.2022 04:41 AM

Scientists sequenced the oldest DNA found, showing that reindeer and mastodons once wondered an unrecognizable Greenland 2 million years ago. Read the article to learn more details.

'Sledgehammer-Like' Armored Ankylosaur Exploited Their Bodies in Establishing Dominance Over Peers

12.09.2022 01:44 AM

The 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!

Megalodon Shark Graveyard With 750 Fossil Teeth Found in Australia [LOOK]

12.08.2022 18:29 PM

Read to know how the teeth from a new species of shark ended up at a shark graveyard in the deep ocean.

Ghost, Horn Shark With Stripes and Spiny Fins Adds to the List of Newly Discovered Shark Species [LOOK]

12.08.2022 17:10 PM

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!

California Startup Uses Seaweed to Replace Packaging, Plastic Bags: How Does It Work?

12.08.2022 10:50 AM

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, Danimer Scientific Announce Sustainable Materials Distribution Relationship

12.08.2022 10:14 AM

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.

Oldest Jawbone Fossil Found in Europe: Modern Humans Reportedly Settled First in Spain [Study]

12.07.2022 21:59 PM

As the ancient jawbone matched a certain sort of current humans in Europe, continue reading to see if the study team discovered a new human species.

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