ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

New Fungi Species Discovered in the Cairngorms Mountains

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 07.14.2022 10:31 AM

Two fungi species were discovered in the Cairngorms Mountains. Check to know more about the three new species and the gathering process of samples.

World’s Fastest 8-Foot Mako Shark Confuses Diver, Underwater Photographer in Spain

07.14.2022 04:41 AM

A diver and an underwater photographer first spotted a Mako Shark swimming in the Spanish Balearic Sea. Read on to know what happened during the incident.

16-Foot Serpent-Like Mythical Fish Believed to Be a 'Bad Omen' Found Off the Coast of Chile; Is There a Looming Earthquake?

07.14.2022 02:00 AM

Some fishermen found a deepwater creature dubbed "King of the Herrings" and took it to the shore where some curious people flocked. Check out this mythical fish that is believed to be a sign of impending doom.

Tardigrades 101: What Makes Water Bears Extremely Resilient in Space?

07.14.2022 01:26 AM

Tardigrades are the best hope people have for sustaining life on Earth and in space. Continue reading to know why.

Scientists Unearthed 17 Teeth of the Biggest Dinosaur That Ever Roamed in Australia; Exceptionally Rare Discovery Is the Most Complete Sauropod Fossil

07.14.2022 00:41 AM

Paleontologists first found 12 teeth of a dinosaur in 2019 and uncovered five more over the years. Check out this article to know more about this exceptionally rare fossil of one of the biggest herbivores that ever roamed Australia.

Johns Hopkins Gets Permit to Continue Experimenting on Barn Owls, After Lengthy Battle With PETA Over Animal Cruelty

07.13.2022 12:00 PM

Johns Hopkins obtains a new permit to continue studying barn owls. This comes after a long-time battle against an animal rights group. Read to know more.

Climate Change Reversal Possible? MIT Scientists Say They Can Stop This Threat to Earth

07.13.2022 07:30 AM

Climate change has been devastating numerous communities across the globe. Read on to find out how MIT scientists will pause and completely reverse the effects of climate change.

Projects to Save Guatemala's 'Sleeping Child' Lizard Encourage Villagers to Bring Lost Specimens in Exchange for Food

07.13.2022 07:12 AM

The Guatemalan Beaded lizard is a poisonous reptile that is on the brink of extinction due to habitat destruction. Check out how conservationists are making an effort to save these species.

5-Foot Alligators Spotted in Michigan Campus Believed to be Pets Dumped by Owners in a Lake

07.13.2022 06:29 AM

The Whitehouse Nature Center in Michigan has closed its facilities "out of an abundance of caution" after the two separate sightings of alligators last weekend. Read the article to know more details.

New Zealand Supervolcano Shakes 43 Years After Devastating Eruption, Experts Predict Danger

07.12.2022 12:00 PM

Despite its serenity, Lake Taupo has had a violent history. Read on to find out why experts believe that Taupo volcano will erupt again over the next thousand years.

Rare Fossil Encased in 30-Million-Year-Old Tomb Contains Wasp and Flower Preserved Together

07.12.2022 11:51 AM

The Oregon State University presented two fossils in amber, including a parasitic wasp and a long-stemmed flower. Continue reading to know more about the new fossils, which were considered as rare species.

Sleep Study Reveals Wolves Can be Handled, Comforted Like Dogs

07.12.2022 10:10 AM

Research reveals that wolves can also be handled and comforted like dogs. How did using non-invasive EEG measurement help reach the finding? Read to find out.

Florida Museum of Natural History Discovered The Smallest Hawk Moth Species

07.12.2022 09:45 AM

Florida Museum of Natural History team found three new hawk moth species from The Bahamas. Continue reading to know more about the smallest hawk moth.

Deep-Sea Squid Caught in Rare Video Carrying Thousands of Eggs At Over 4,000 Feet Below Sea Level

07.12.2022 08:30 AM

A rare video shows a deep-sea squid brooding her eggs. Read on to find out why a squid below more than 4,000 feet below sea surface is seen carrying a string of eggs.

Layers of the Earth: Recent Study Says its Inner Layers were Drier in the Past

07.12.2022 05:15 AM

The Earth's layers are key to understanding the formation and evolution of the planet. Read on to find out why a recent study says that the mantle closest to the core was more drier than earlier believed.

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