ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Single Cell Technology Used to Study Ant Brains; Findings Reveal Social Task Division in Each of These Tiny Creatures

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.20.2022 10:03 AM

Scientists used a single-cell library platform to obtain hundreds of single-nucleus transcriptomes from a certain ant species. Read to discover more.

Distinct Polar Bear Group in Greenland Survives Melting Sea Ice Through Glacier Chunks

06.20.2022 08:30 AM

Experts discovered that a separate group of polar bears has innovated an approach that lets them survive the effects of global warming. Read more about the adjustments developed by polar bears and what this means for the future of the Arctic.

Po River in Italy Faces Worst Drought in 70 Years Makes 160-Foot Submerged Zibello Shipwreck Visible in the Surface

06.20.2022 06:18 AM

It has not rained for over 100 days in Italy's largest river and threatens to dry up the country's water supply as even the shipwreck from the World War II-era emerges from the drying lake. Read on to learn the details.

Minnesota Animal Welfare Workers Rescue 47 Cats Inside a Car Parked Under Scorching Sunlight With Their Homeless Owner

06.20.2022 03:40 AM

Last week, cats were discovered trapped and alive inside a heated automobile in sweltering weather in eastern Minnesota. Continue reading to learn how animal rescuers were able to save the nearly four dozen felines.

Space Bubbles Might Work as Massive Sunblock of Earth from Radiations to Mitigate Global Warming

06.19.2022 05:00 AM

MIT scholars developed an outlandish concept that could help us mitigate global warming. Read more about the idea and how it would work against climate change.

Historic Warship That Sank 340 Years Ago Contained Unopened Wine Bottles, Crest of Washington's Ancestors

06.18.2022 22:42 PM

The controversial HMS Gloucester warship was discovered with wine bottles unopened since it sank in the 17th century. Read more about the vessel and the history behind it.

Video of Tsunami-Like Clouds Devouring a Neighborhood Viral Today, What Is It? [WATCH]

06.17.2022 12:00 PM

A clip of what appears to be a tsunami-like object rolling over a neighborhood went viral this week. Learn more about the creepy phenomenon and what it really is.

First Ever Birth of Aardvark in San Diego Marks Zoo’s History, Get to Know This Animal Species

06.17.2022 11:30 AM

The birth of an aardvark at a California zoo was recently reported. Read to know more about this species and its birth in the state, a first in over 30 years.

Huge Anglo-Saxon Burial Site in England Unearthed: Skeleton With Spear, Earwax Remover and 141 More Found

06.17.2022 11:20 AM

A planned railway line in Britain was excavated with a mass graveyard that dates back between the 5th and 6th century AD. Read more about the discovery and the ideas it contributes to the history of England during the reign of Anglo-Saxons.

Unique Polar Bear Group Possibly Found ‘Sanctuary’ in Southeast Greenland that Comes from Climate Change Effects

06.17.2022 11:05 AM

A new study shows a unique group may have found a special refuge from climate change effects in southeast Greenland. Read to learn more about this discovery.

Manatee Deaths Spiked to 500 This Year Resulting in Declining Population; What’s Causing the Mysterious Fatalities?

06.17.2022 10:45 AM

The number of deaths of manatees has already spiked to over 500 this year. What Causes the drop in population and rising deaths of the animal? Read to find out.

Shark Encounters May Rise as Apex Predators Thrive in Urbanized Coastal Cities in Miami: Study

06.17.2022 07:58 AM

Researchers found out that sharks may be closer to the city than previously thought as they learned to become dependent on food provisions, such as fish carcasses. Read on to learn more details.

12-Foot Giant Dwarf Crocodiles From 18 Million Years Ago Preyed on Human Ancestors, Study Reveals

06.17.2022 03:31 AM

Modern dwarf crocodiles rarely reach 2 feet but millions of years ago, two of their species grew so large and developed a taste for early humans. Check out these croc species whose fossils were found in Kenya.

Bats in Longmont Test Positive for Rabies, Pet Owners Should Have Up to Date Vaccination: Boulder County Public Health Officials

06.17.2022 00:26 AM

Boulder County Public Health officials urge pet owners to have up-to-date vaccination as bats in Longmont have tested positive for rabies. Read the article to learn more.

2,000 Generations E. Coli Experiment Might Have Solved an Evolutionary Debate

06.16.2022 14:00 PM

A bacteria experiment might have provided the solution that ends the long-running debate about the greatest factor of biological evolution. Read more about the investigation and what the scientists found.

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