ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Food Prices, General Inflation Could Soar as Climate Change Drives Higher Temperature Levels, Study Reveals

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.28.2024 00:40 AM

According to a new study, climate change could cause food prices and general inflation to soar in the near future. Read to learn more.

Are Mountains Still Being Formed? How Do Tectonic Activities Affect This Landform?

03.27.2024 06:30 AM

Mountains are formed as a result of collision of tectonic plates, a process which is still happening today. Read the article to learn more.

Urbanization Is Driving Moths Away; ‘Strong Pattern’ of Insect Decline Observed [Study]

03.27.2024 05:00 AM

Moths are reportedly vanishing in urban and rural areas. Continue reading to learn more. Urbanization Is Driving Moths Away; 'Strong Pattern' of Insect Decline Observed [Study] (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Alias 0591 from the Netherlands) There is a noticeable decline in the population of moths in urban areas.

Three-Horned Dinosaurs Triceratops Lived and Moved in Group [Study]

03.27.2024 04:30 AM

Triceratops, the three-horned dinosaurs were not solitary beings as they lived in herds. Continue reading to learn more.

3.375-Billion-Year-Old Gemstone Provides Evidence of First Tectonic Activity on Earth, Sheds Light on the Formation of Continents and Presence of Ancient Life Forms

03.27.2024 04:00 AM

Scientists have discovered traces of a previously hidden portion of the Earth’s crust which points more than three billion years back in time. Find out more about it in this article.

Modern Humans Have One Key Advantage Over Neanderthals That Let Them Thrive and Drives the Latter’s Extinction

03.27.2024 03:30 AM

Modern humans have tight tribes of a thousand people and more while Neanderthals don't. Continue reading to learn how this plays a role in modern humans' survival and Neanderthals' extinction.

26-Foot Anaconda: The World’s Largest Snake Shot Dead by Hunters

03.27.2024 02:37 AM

The world's largest snake, which was recently discovered, was already dead after sick hunters shot it. Continue reading to know the full story.

Bird Flu Detected in Dairy Cows in Texas, Kansas For the First Time Ever

03.26.2024 21:34 PM

Unpasteurized milk samples and nose and throat swabs revealed that some dairy cows in Texas and Kansas tested positive for the H5N1 bird flu strain. Read to learn more.

Sailor’s Eyeball Blob: How Big Is the Largest Single-Celled Organism on Earth?

03.26.2024 09:05 AM

species of algae known as Valonia ventricosa is one of the largest known unicellular organisms on our planet. Read the article to find out more about the sailor’s eyeball blob.

West Nile Virus Poses Emerging Public Health Threat in Europe; Climate Change Blamed for Spatial Expansion of Pathogen

03.26.2024 03:00 AM

Scientists made a concerning discovery regarding the effect of climate change on the emergence of the West Nile virus. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Fossilized Spider Masquerading As Ant Discovered in Colombia

03.26.2024 02:20 AM

The remains of a prehistoric spider were discovered and it was masquerading as an ant. Continue reading to learn more.

Hairless Frogs Shed Lights About Origins of Hair [Study]

03.25.2024 03:50 AM

Hair keratins used to be toe keratins conserved in toe pads, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Golden Discovery: Metal Detectorist Unearths England's Largest Gold Nugget Worth $38,000

03.25.2024 02:48 AM

Despite arriving late and using faulty equipment, a metal detectorist unearthed what could be England's largest gold nugget, weighing 64.8 grams. Check out more details in this article.

Green Hydrogen on the Horizon, says Suneet Singal, and Projected to be a Multi-Billion Dollar Sector

03.24.2024 23:38 PM

In the quest for a sustainable and net zero future, the spotlight is increasingly turning towards green hydrogen as a transformative energy source. With the world grappling with the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change, the materialization of green hydrogen offers to reduce the carbon footprint significantly.

16th-Century 'Vampire' Woman Buried With Brick in Mouth Undergoes Facial Reconstruction by Scientists

03.24.2024 21:47 PM

The woman may have been buried with a brick inside her mouth due to fears that she may eat other corpses underground. Read to learn more.

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