ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

24 Million Tons of Seaweed Chokes, Releases Toxic Gases Along Caribbean Coasts

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.05.2022 07:09 AM

Millions of tons of seaweed are choking the Caribbean coasts and could harm the environment and health. Read the article to know more.

Super Volcanic Eruption Happens When Massive Magma Building Up For Millions of Years Rapidly Moves Downward and Suddenly Rises [Study]

08.04.2022 21:51 PM

Researchers discovered that the accumulated magma millions of years ago is behind the super volcanic eruptions. Continue reading to understand how the magma movement stirred a volcano to create a destructive explosion.

Lionfish Uses Tactic to Win Race Against Fast-Swimming Prey

08.04.2022 13:34 PM

Research may help explain part of the lionfish’s effect as an evasive species, and a key hunting technique other relatively slow predators use. Read to learn more.

Rare Jellyfish Filmed Off the Coast of Papua New Guinea Could Be a New Species

08.04.2022 08:18 AM

Marine biologists think that the rare jellyfish scuba divers found could be the Chirodectes maculatus that was last seen in 1997 at the Great Barrier Reef. Check out this unusual-looking jellyfish that could be a new species.

NASA Satellite Shows How Hunga Tonga Volcanic Eruption Released Water to Stratosphere; Trapped Vapor in Atmosphere Warms the Earth

08.04.2022 03:18 AM

The Hunga Tonga and Hunga Ha'apai volcano blasted a large plume of water vapor into the stratosphere unlike any other volcanic eruptions. Read more to know how it affects the atmosphere and Earth's climate.

Pitcher Plant Nepenthes Gracilis Technique in Capturing Insects Using Rain May Optimize Geometric Structures in Biology

08.03.2022 22:14 PM

Scientists reveal the slender pitcher plant's mechanism in trapping insects using the spring at the back of the pitcher wall. Continue reading to know more about the latest discovery of the Nepenthes gracilis species.

Plant Stress Caused By People, Animals, or Anything Using Oxygen Measured Using New Method

08.03.2022 12:12 PM

An approach to gauge stress in plants was discovered. This comes at a time when plants experience stressors from anything that uses oxygen. Read to know more.

How Can Electricity Help in Eliminating Persistent Weeds? Here’s What Studies Reveal

08.03.2022 11:30 AM

Researchers used The Weed Zapper tractor attachment to electrocute different weed types commonly present in soybean crops. Read to learn about the new method.

World's Tallest Tree Now Officially Off-Limits; National Park Officials Say Foot Traffic May Cause Soil Compaction, Damage to Nature's Greens

08.03.2022 09:30 AM

“We’ve lost 95 percent of old-growth redwoods,” the park officials said, following an announcement that the world’s tallest tree is off-limits. Read to know more.

Coloratura Maybe the Gursky's Spectral Tarsiers Equivalent to Peacock's Tail

08.03.2022 09:00 AM

Researchers hypothesize that the sound produced by tarsiers could be an equivalent to peacock's tail. Continue reading to know if both male and female can produce a coloratura.

Giant Sinkhole Discovered in Chile: Is This Caused by Humans Through Mining or Natural Occurrence?

08.03.2022 08:30 AM

Chile authorities are investigating if the giant sinkhole found in Chile is a natural formation or a result of mining done in the area. Read to know more.

Myanmar Welcomes Rare Baby White Elephant Considered to Be an Extremely Auspicious Creature

08.03.2022 07:49 AM

The Myanmar state media announced that a rare white elephant was born in the western Rakhine state last month. Check out this auspicious creature in this article.

Eye Protein in Whales Enables Them to See in the Dark to Dive Deep in the Ocean, Study Reveals

08.03.2022 07:39 AM

Researchers present surprising details about how whales developed eyes that can see in the dark deep ocean, which links to swift evolutionary adaptation.

Shark Bites a Snorkeller in United Kingdom’s Cornwall Shores

08.03.2022 05:23 AM

A snorkeler encountered a "very scary" experience when a shark bit him while swimming off the coast of Cornwall. Continue reading to know what happened.

10,000-Year-Old 'Ghost Footprints' Found in Utah Desert Only Appears After It Rains

08.03.2022 03:18 AM

Archaeologists stumbled upon the ghost footprints in the Great Salt Lake Desert that only becomes visible after the rain and vanish when it dries. Read the article for the full story.

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