ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Paleontologists Discovered Ancient Snouted Arthropod Relatives That Possibly Fragments From the Cambrian Explosion

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.22.2022 05:17 AM

Paleontologists discovered ancient snouted arthropod relatives that possibly fragments from the Cambrian explosion. Know more about this discovery here.

Bermuda Triangle: Do Mysterious Events Still Happen in This Western Part of North Atlantic?

11.21.2022 10:36 AM

Legends about the unexplained events in Bermuda Triangle have circulated for decades, although they slowly died down in recent years. So do mysterious things in this part of the world still happen? Find out the answer in this article.

China-Taiwan's Reunion Symbol Panda Tuan Tuan Dies in Taipei Zoo Due to Malignant Brain Tumor

11.21.2022 06:03 AM

China-Taiwan's reunion symbol Panda Tuan Tuan dies in Taipei Zoo due to malignant brain tumor. Know more about this news here.

Mysterious Video of Sheep Flock in China Caught Rotating in Circles for Almost 2 Weeks [Look]

11.21.2022 04:19 AM

A mysterious video caught in China shows a weird flock of sheep rounding in circles for almost 2 weeks. Know the mystery behind this video. Read here to know more!

New Findings Explain the Enduring Capabilities of the Invincible Tardigrades

11.21.2022 00:08 AM

A new study finds new understanding on the water bears' invincible capabilities, know more about these findings about tardigrades, read now!

Growing Drinking Water Crisis Threatens United States: Will An Iceberg Fix This Issue?

11.20.2022 04:56 AM

Read on to know why an iceberg might provide a solution to the water crisis in the United States. States are seeking options to address the nation's water dilemma as a megadrought depletes water supplies in the United States.

Black-Naped Pheasant-Pigeon Walks Back to Existence, Spotted in Papua New Guinea after 140-Years

11.18.2022 20:47 PM

The black-naped pheasant-pigeon has been "rediscovered" by scientists 140 years after it was last seen. As reported by the BBC, biologists have identified the black-naped pheasant-pigeon, a peculiar bird that was last seen 140 years ago. The film was shot deep in the forests of Papua New Guinea.

1200-Year-Old Viking Swords Found Buried Upright To Prevent Dead From Rising

11.18.2022 13:14 PM

Archaeologists in Sweden started digging a big burial cemetery in order to enlarge the road, but what they discovered shocked them. Read on to know the details about the viking swords.

8 Billion People: Different World If Neanderthals Triumphed

11.18.2022 10:58 AM

What would the world look like if the Neanderthals prevailed to the world modern people lived in? Know more about this study here, read now!

7,000-Pound, Car-Sized Sea Turtle Fossil Found in Spain Is One of the Largest of Its Species That Ever Lived

11.18.2022 07:38 AM

The humongous sea turtle fossil discovered in Spain has a distinctive protruding nose that is unique to other species. Check it out and learn more in this article.

Earth's 'Stabilizing Feedback' Retains Global Temperatures in Control Over 100,000-year [Study]

11.18.2022 03:55 AM

A novel study published in Science Advances by MIT researchers indicates that the Earth has a "stabilizing feedback" method that functions over hundreds of millions of years to bring the climate back to the brink of disaster, maintaining temperature increases within a stable, livable range.

Hill of the Pharaohs Unveiled: Archaeologists Find Ancient Temple in Egypt

11.17.2022 21:00 PM

Read on to know why there is a temple called "Hill of the Pharaohs" as archaeologists unveiled the mysterious place.

Earth's 'Warming Hole' Could Pose Climate Change Catastrophe, New Research Claims

11.17.2022 20:50 PM

The planet's 'warming hole' signifies upcoming climate change tragedy, according to new research. Learn more about this news. Read now!

Phytoplankton Algae Forming Lavish Life Beneath the Antarctic Ice

11.17.2022 07:26 AM

Forming a grand area beneath the Antarctic ice, phytoplankton thrive in freezing temperatures, according to studies. Read more about this news here.

Blinking Slowly Could Be an Effective Way To Communicate With Cats, Study Reveals

11.17.2022 07:19 AM

Psychologists confirmed the long-held belief that cats are more likely to approach humans who slow-blink at them. Read the article to find out why.

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