ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

4-Feet-Long Carcass of the Cannibalistic Lancetfish Found on a San Diego Beach

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.07.2021 04:25 AM

The cannibalistic lancetfish washed ashore in California had a big chunk missing from its neck, which is believed to be taken by seagulls feasting on its carcass.

Buried 2,500 Years Ago With Golden Tongues: Relics of a Man and Woman Found in Ancient Egyptian Tombs

12.07.2021 04:08 AM

Bodies of a man and a woman who were buried with golden tongues were recently discovered and the discoverers said they were laid to rest 2,500 years ago.

Growing Trees Cause More Methane to Escape in Wetland Areas During Dry and Wet Conditions

12.07.2021 01:03 AM

In new research, study authors have shown evidence that far more methane is released by growing trees that grow on floodplains in the Amazon basin than by soil or surface water and this takes place in both dry and wet conditions.

Ideal Iron Conditions Needed for Life to Strive on Earth and Other Planets

12.07.2021 00:35 AM

Researchers found that too much or too little iron will not allow life to thrive on Earth or on other planets. They have uncovered the mechanism of how it influenced the development of life forms.

Animal Magnetism: Male Spiders Orbit a Cannibalistic Female Spider Like Planets Orbiting a Star to Search a Mate

12.06.2021 23:17 PM

A solution appears to lie in so-called animal magnetism, or more appropriately, in the effective physical forces that male and female spiders are experiencing on the web's elastic surface.

Fuel Change with Your Choice at the Pump

12.06.2021 09:16 AM

Save money and the environment by filling up with biofuels like plant-based ethanol. When it comes to saving the environment, small changes can impact.

Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch Feared to Transport Invasive Species As It Becomes a Plastic Habitat

12.06.2021 03:05 AM

In a baffling discovery, scientists found coastal marine species in 90% of the plastic human debris in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch sparking concern for the transportation of invasive species.

Do Jackalopes Really Exist? Here’s What New Research Tells Us

12.04.2021 22:41 PM

The image of a jackalope is sold on all kinds of novelties from postcards to shot glasses in the American West although a big question and heated debates on its existence.

Why Is Honey Fungus Considered the Largest Living Creature on Earth? Scientists Search for Reasons

12.04.2021 20:27 PM

While the blue whale is known for being the largest animal known to exist on this planet, a mushroom species called honey fungus is said to be the largest creature on Earth.

Instagram Leads to Discovering of New Snake Species From 'Underestimated' Herpetofauna of Himalayas [LOOK]

12.04.2021 02:58 AM

A new snake species was initially seen in an Instagram shot from the Himalayas by one of the researchers.

Renewable Energy Essential to Sustainability Strategies

12.03.2021 13:37 PM

Large companies from across the world are embracing renewable energy as a part of their sustainability strategies, according to the ECOHZ sponsored Renewable Energy Insight Survey, released today.

Microplastics Act As Breeding Ground for Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria, Study Reveals

12.03.2021 07:30 AM

Researchers found that urbanization drives antibiotic resistance to microplastics in the Beilun River in China. They found an abundance of antibiotic-resistance genes (ARGs) in urban than rural areas.

La Palma Volcano in Spain Spewed New Lava Heading to Undamaged Parts of the Island 2 Months Since It Started

12.03.2021 04:17 AM

La Palma volcano in Spain started erupting in September and has since then continued to spew lava in the island, threatening buildings and homes.

King Arthur’s Magical Sword Lives on as Paleontology Study Discovers Heavily-Armored 400-Million-Year-Old ‘Excalibur’ Worm Fossil

12.03.2021 03:45 AM

One who's familiar with King Arthur's magical sword also known as the "Excalibur," knows that it is wielded by the purveyor of round tables, as well as Britain's protector during the fifth and sixth centuries.

Earth's Routine Orbital Stretches Significantly Impacts Evolution; Study Says

12.02.2021 05:50 AM

Researchers found evidence suggesting that the average size of phytoplankton coincided with the 400,000 orbital eccentricity cycle of the Earth hinting at a relationship between the orbit and evolution of life on Earth.

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