ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Shark's Declining Population Leads to Physiological, Behavioral Changes in Seals

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.03.2022 06:10 AM

A new study reveals that the disappearance of great white sharks affect the physiology and behaviors of their common prey: Cape fur seals.

Climate Change Impacts Global Oceans Wherein 70 Percent of Worldwide Fisheries Could be Suffocated Due to Oxygen Loss

02.03.2022 04:33 AM

New models in a recently published study found mid-ocean depths that support a lot of global fisheries are already losing oxygen at unnatural rates and passed a crucial threshold of loss of oxygen last year.

Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite Destroyed During Walkboard Replacement, Bureau Denies Damages Made by Backhoe

02.03.2022 04:10 AM

A backhoe from the US Bureau of Land Management in Moab, Utah allegedly damaged 120 million-year-old footprints in Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite.

Bizarre Horse Skeleton Without Head from Medieval Period Discovered in Germany, Baffles Archaeologists

02.03.2022 03:14 AM

A headless horse excavated from a town in Germany puzzled experts. A medieval soldier, believed to have served under the Frankish Merovingian dynasty, was buried alongside the steed.

Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Fake Snow Dangerous For Humans, Environment [Report]

02.03.2022 02:46 AM

Scientists have warned that the use of fake snow at the forthcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing might result in human and environmental harm.

Spring Could Start A Month Earlier as Some Plants in the UK Are Already Flowering, Study Says

02.03.2022 00:16 AM

The plant in the UK are already flowering, suggesting that spring could start in February and scientists believe that it's due to climate change.

Hopewell Culture May Have Been Ruined by Comet Explosion 1,500 Years Ago

02.02.2022 11:30 AM

Comets may have been the reason behind the disruption of the peaceful Hopewell culture in North America, according to a study.

UK Flowers Blooming the Entire Month? Researchers Discover a Worrisome Occurrence in More Than 400 Plant Species

02.02.2022 10:24 AM

For hundreds of years, flowers in the United Kingdom have been blooming in seasons in which a few months before springtime, sometime in May or June, the country is bursting into color.

Ancient Egyptian Child Mummified 2,000 Years Ago Discovered with Bandaged Leg, Gives Insights to Old-Fashioned Medical Practices

02.02.2022 02:43 AM

A new study discovered how treating diseases work during burial in ancient Egypt. The process were observed in well-preserved mummified children unearthed from the Hawara archaeological site.

UN Reports New Record Breaking Distance for the Longest Detected Megaflash Exceeding the 770-Kilometer Stretch

02.01.2022 10:13 AM

The United Nations recently reported that a single flash of lightning reported and recorded in the United States almost two years ago cut through the sky for almost 770 kilometers that then held a new world record.

Air Pollution That We Cannot See? New Study Reveals Unhealthy Particles Floating in the Atmosphere

02.01.2022 10:08 AM

Air pollution can be easily seen when it settles as smog covering a particular area, but in rural places where the air appears clearer, scientists recently revealed what they describe as "invisible pollutants" floating in the air.

Medical Waste Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Poses Great Risk to Human and Environmental Health, WHO Warns

02.01.2022 08:01 AM

The containment of the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the amount of medical waste around the world, which now causes great concern for human and environmental health.

Earth Has 14% More Tree Species Than Previously Thought: Why Does Diversity of Forests Matter?

02.01.2022 05:24 AM

Researchers used second world war codebreaking calculations that were employed at Bletchley Park and found over 9,000 undiscovered tree species, including rare and vulnerable to extinction trees.

Prehistoric Fish Head Discovered with Hundreds of Smaller Fossils Inside

02.01.2022 03:07 AM

A new study discovered a prehistoric fish head full of tiny fossils inside of it. A recent study on paleontology led the experts to discover one of the strangest fossils ever unearthed.

First-Ever Exploration Under Greenland's Ice Sheet Using Robotic Submarine to Study Global Rise Of Sea Level Scheduled for 2023

02.01.2022 02:22 AM

A robotic exploration beneath Greenland's ice sheets will be conducted in 2023. Findings of the study will support the ongoing research for rising sea levels, artificial moraines, and climate change.

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