ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Norway ‘May’ Kill Celebrity Walrus as Stubborn Fans Keep Approaching the Animal

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.12.2022 20:11 PM

Norway officials warn the public that they may have to euthanize Freya, the celebrity walrus, if the people would continue to approach her. Read on to know the full story.

Female Monkeys With Female Friends Live Longer: New Study Shows the Evolutionary Benefit of Friendship Among Same Sex

08.12.2022 10:00 AM

A study on primates show that female monkeys with female friends tend to live longer, but no survival benefits were found linked to heterosexual friendships. Read the article to know how this could be an evolutionary precursor to human rituals.

Worms Have the Ability to Identify Thousands of Different Smells; Scientists Discover Mystery Behind This Sniffing Skill

08.12.2022 09:30 AM

Worms are champion sniffers due to their possession of roughly 1,300 odorant receptors whose discovery started 30 years ago. Read to know more about it.

Adult T. Rex Had Small Keyhole-Shaped Eye Sockets for More Jaw Muscles and Stronger Bites

08.12.2022 04:16 AM

T. Rex does not have a circular eye. Instead, it is smaller to create more room for its jaw muscle. Do you want to know the shape of its eyes? Continue reading this article to get the latest update.

World's Biggest Ice Sheet's Fate Now in People's Hands, Researchers Say

08.11.2022 20:34 PM

Computer simulation shows the consequences of greenhouse gas emission levels and temperature. Check out this article to know how people can improve or worsen global warming.

Long-Lost Bodies From 1968 Plane Wreck Emerge From Melting Glaciers in Switzerland

08.11.2022 20:20 PM

Two sets of human remains were discovered in Swiss Alps due to melting glaciers. Read more to know how thawing helps uncover artifacts and more.

Menopause Explained: Why Women Stop Ovulating While Men Keeps on Producing Sperm

08.11.2022 12:02 PM

Why do human women experience menopause but other animals do not? Read on to learn more about the Grandmother hypothesis and how menopause is the key to evolutionary success.

Climate Change: How Is It Contributing to the Decreasing Population of Lizards?

08.11.2022 11:20 AM

Researchers discovered that some lizards that live in growingly warm environments have shorter telomeres, resulting in shorter lifespans. Read to know more.

Maine Coon Kefir Named the World’s Biggest Cat Is a Friendly Gentle Giant

08.11.2022 11:00 AM

A woman posted on Instagram about her Maine Coon saying, the “world’s biggest cat,” has grown a lot that it can stand as tall as her daughter. Read to know more.

Male Bottlenose Dolphins Whistle to Each Other, Rely on Wingmen to Woo Potential Mates

08.11.2022 05:43 AM

Experts said bottlenose dolphins become more popular because of vocal changes that help them form social relationships that in turn help them have the best mating success. Read the article to learn more.

Mammuthus Primigenius: How Gene Deletion Helped in the Evolution and Survival of the Woolly Mammoth

08.11.2022 00:49 AM

Scientists find out that gene deletion occurred during the woolly mammoth's evolution. But how exactly does it affects the extinct species' traits? Read the research to know more about the discovery.

13-Foot Beluga Whale Trapped in River Seine Euthanized After Over a Week of Rescue Efforts Failed

08.10.2022 20:19 PM

A beluga whale that was rescued after spending more than a week trapped in the Seine River in France died due to several reasons. Read more to know why the experts decided to euthanize it.

7-Foot Long Woolly Mammoth Tusk Examined via a New Clinical CT Scanner; What Did the Researchers Discover?

08.10.2022 19:54 PM

Researchers scanned an entire woolly mammoth tusk using a new CT scanner. Check out this article to know what they found out.

Alligator Bites the Face of a 34-Year-Old Man Swimming on A Lake; How Often Do These Attacks Happen?

08.10.2022 19:43 PM

FWC said that the man from Florida bitten by an alligator in a lake was immediately taken to the hospital. Find out how often alligator attacks happen and how fatal it is in this article.

iPad-Sized Deep-Sea Isopods Found in Gulf of Mexico

08.10.2022 19:21 PM

Big isopods the size of an iPad have been roaming the Mexican seafloor. Read more to know the details.

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