ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Why Did T. Rex Have Small Arms? Shorter Forelimbs May Have Saved Them During Feeding Frenzies, Study Claims

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.01.2022 22:33 PM

An American paleontologist presented a theory as to why T. rex have short arms. Read and learn how they evolved into having shorter forelimbs.

Groundbreaking Virtual Aquarium Brings DEEP-SEA to the Surface

04.01.2022 13:11 PM

A new interactive online exhibit lets audiences experience deep-sea animals and environments that are impossible to explore in-person.

Flowers' Unseen Substance, A 'Bulls-Eye' for Pollinators: How Chemical Changes in Plants Help With Pollination

04.01.2022 12:00 PM

Flower unseen colors serve as a bulls-eye for insect pollinators, according to new research. Find out how the invisible substance contributes to pollination.

Newly Found 65 Giant Assam Sandstone Jars May Have Contained Cremated Remains Used for Ancient Burials

04.01.2022 11:31 AM

The 65 giant stone jars discovered in India possibly contained cremated remains, according to researchers of the study. Know more about the recent find here.

Could Cockroaches Outlive Humans? Probably! Insects Have Survived Multiple Major Extinction Events Including Chicxulub That Killed Dinosaurs

04.01.2022 08:18 AM

Cockroaches are dubbed the ultimate survivors after surviving the major extinctions in history. Find out how these insects managed to live beyond the dinosaurs and whether they will outlive humans too.

Monkeys Found to Consume Alcohol; Hints Human Passion for Booze

04.01.2022 08:00 AM

A new study found that monkeys actually consume alcohol from fruits. Read more about the ethanol diet of primates, and what it offers to the study of human's love for booze.

Ukrainian Bees Attack Kills 3 Russian Soldiers, Injures 25 More: What Makes Bee Sting Deadly?

04.01.2022 06:30 AM

A swarm of bees in Ukraine attacked Russian soldiers, killing three and injuring 25 others. Read more to know why bee stings can be deadly.

Longopac: World’s Strongest Waste Bag Now Made From 50 % Recycled Material

03.31.2022 20:51 PM

The world's strongest waste bag will be made of 50 % recycled plastics while remaining equally strong. The Swedish manufacturer Paxxo sends a clear signal to the wastewater industry that it is possible to develop sustainable solutions even in the most extreme environments.

Seemingly Lifeless Deserts Breathe Humid Air in Decade Long Research Project

03.31.2022 11:00 AM

Despite conventional theories, the desert breathes humid air similar to organisms. Read on to find out how vapor escapes sand dunes like small scale chemical reactions.

Unexpected Relationship Between Parrot Intelligence and Life Expectancy; Study Says

03.31.2022 08:30 AM

Parrots live long lives compared to their body size. A recent study suggests that it may have a relationship with the birds' large brains. Read on to find out more about the relationship between intelligence and life expectancy in parrots.

Rescued Injured Animal Believed to Be a Dog is a Coyote: What are the Differences?

03.31.2022 08:00 AM

The animal rescued by a woman was initially thought to be a dog but was, later on, confirmed by a veterinarian as a coyote. Learn more about the species’ differences.

Strawberry-Colored Weird-Eyed Squid Spotted in Twilight Zone, California

03.31.2022 07:30 AM

In a recent deep dive, researchers were delightfully surprised by a strawberry-colored squid with one bulbous yellow eye and a smaller black eye. Read on to find out more about the bizarre strawberry squid.

Loch Ness Monster First Sighting in 2022: Veteran Nessie Hunter Captures Rare Footage of the Mysterious Creature Via Web Cam

03.31.2022 04:03 AM

Loch Ness monster just made its first sighting for 2022 after three months of no sign of the mysterious beast. Watch the video and see for yourself.

Tonga Eruption Study Shows Main Vent Sunk Below Ocean's Surface Causing Violent Explosion

03.30.2022 08:00 AM

The 2022 Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption caused a widescale impact not just to the island, but also to many parts of the planet. Read why the volcano reached an explosion comparable to Mount Pinatubo.

Giant 10-Ft Camels Hunted by Archaic Humans for Food Before They Got Extinct 27,000 Years Ago, Study Says

03.29.2022 22:52 PM

Experts studied fossilized giant camels in Mongolia which showed signs of butchery by humans. Find out how and why humans hunt the species.

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