ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

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

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 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.

500-Pound Black Bear Who Survived Eating Garbage Now Back to Its Old Ways

03.29.2022 09:00 AM

A 500-pound black bear has been captured after it became very comfortable near human food and people. Find out what will happen next to the gigantic animal.

Digital Archaeologists Embark on Stealth Mission Inside the British Museum to Scan 2,500-Year-Old Elgin Marbles

03.29.2022 07:30 AM

Digital archeologists based in Oxford embarked on a stealth mission inside the British Museum to capture 3D scans of the Elgin Marbles. Read on to know why and how the scans could lead to the repatriation of the debated Parthenon marbles.

These Countries May Disappear Due to Rising Sea Level, Will Your Homeland Survive the Disaster By 2100?

03.29.2022 05:24 AM

Global warming and the rising sea level threatens many countries and coastal cities around the world. Find out which places would be submerged underwater by 2100.

Did Snakes Lose Their Limbs Due To Evolution? Armless Fossil Shed Light on the Earliest Reptile That Evolved Without Legs

03.29.2022 03:29 AM

The evolutionary solution of limblessness in snakes seems to be a hit to their species. Continue reading to learn about animals that lost their legs and started crawling.

Butterfly Attractor: Scientists Find Hope for Better Forecast, Control, and Change of Weather

03.28.2022 11:00 AM

Scientists recently introduced the butterfly attractor weather system. Learn more about how it can help with the control and prediction of weather.

Coastal Animals Lose Advantage To Camouflage Due To Artificial Light at Night, Study Claims

03.28.2022 06:29 AM

A new study shows that species that camouflage to forage and feed are losing their advantages. Read more about light pollution.

30-Million-Year-Old Baltic Amber Reveals First Adult Lacewing That Looks Like Praying Mantis

03.28.2022 03:30 AM

The study of a 30-million-year-old lacewing fossil reveals important insights into the morphology of these insects. Read this article to learn more about it.

Earth Has 27.5-Million-Year Cycle of Major Geological Events Resulting in Mass Extinctions, Study Claims

03.27.2022 22:24 PM

Researchers found statistical evidence of the 27-million-year cycle of geological events called the "pulse of the Earth.' Find out when it will happen next.

Sunburst Nurseries Boosts Production Using MegaDrive® LED Technology From California Lightworks

03.27.2022 13:02 PM

Sunburst Nurseries recently installed the California Lightworks' MegaDrive® LED Grow light system in their Central Valley facility that distributes dragon fruit throughout California, Arizona and Nevada.

Wanda Fish Technologies Enters Collaboration with Tufts University

03.27.2022 13:01 PM

Israeli start-up to accelerate production of cell-cultivated fish with David Kaplan, PhD, a leading researcher in cellular agriculture.

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