Highway Dig Uncovers Possible Prehistoric Settlement, Roman-Era Artifacts, Potential Early Medieval Structure

Medicine & Technology Mar 12, 2024

A highway dig on A66 road ahead of road enhancements allowed archaeologists to uncover different findings. Read to learn more.

Gold Ring With Depiction of Christ Found Among 30,000 Artifacts

Mar 11, 2024

Archaeologists were able to identify two spectacular findings, a gold ring and an alsengen, among 30,000 uncovered artifacts. Read to learn more.

Warmest Winter in the US Has Just Passed; Record-Warm Temperatures Serve as Another Clear Signal of Global Warming

Mar 11, 2024

This winter was the warmest one that the US has ever seen. Read to learn more.

Extinct Colossus Is Not the Heaviest Creature of All Time; Weird Whale’s Weight Was Overestimated [Study]

Mar 11, 2024

A new study argued that the extinct whale, Perucetus colossus, was the heaviest creature. Continue reading to learn more.

Most Voracious Animals: What Species on Earth Eat the Most Food?

Mar 11, 2024

There are members of the animal kingdom which eat a lot due to several factors such as their size, diet, and digestive system. Read the article to learn more about them.

Majority of Flowers in Doñana National Park in Spain Begins to Bloom Weeks Earlier Than Usual [Study]

Mar 11, 2024

Most flowers in Doñana National Park have already began to bloom week earlier than they do decades ago. Continue reading to learn more.

Bumblebees Have Collective Intelligence; Insects Can Teach Others to Retrieve Sugary Treat [Study]

Mar 11, 2024

One bumblebee can teach others to move two tabs and retrieve a sugary treat. Continue reading to learn more.

Worm-Like Amphibian Found to Produce Milk for Its Hatchlings; How Do Caecilians Nurse Their Young?

Mar 11, 2024

Researchers have found that certain species of worm-like amphibians, known as caecilians, produce milk to feed their young. Find out more about it in this article.

Bubonic Plague Grave Found: Archaeologists Uncover Grave Where 1,500 Victims Could Have Been Interred; Mass Burial Site Could Be Largest One Seen in Europe

Mar 10, 2024

There have been 500 recovered remains so far, but the specialists think that as many as 1,500 individuals could have been interred at the site. Read to learn more.

Warmest Waters Ever: Record-High Ocean Temperatures Observed in February 2024, Scientists Reveal

Mar 10, 2024

The global sea surface average temperature reached 21.06 °C (69.91 °F) in February 2024. Read to learn more.

Microplastics and Nanoplastics Transferred During Cell Division Linked to Tumor Metastasis in Gastrointestinal Cancer Cells

Mar 08, 2024

Researchers uncover the gastrointestinal tract as a significant microplastics and nanoplastics storage, revealing potential cancer cell impact, and metastasis promotion. Read the article for more details.

390-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Trees Discovered in UK Coastline Reveal the World’s Oldest Known Forest

Mar 08, 2024

Scientists have discovered the oldest fossilized forest on the high sandstone cliff in the United Kingdom. Read the article to learn more.

Human Sounds Bring More Terror to 95% Wildlife Species Than Lions’ Snarling and Growling

Mar 08, 2024

Most wildlife species fear humans more than lions. Continue reading to learn more.

Stone Tools Unearthed in Ukraine Reveal the Earliest Human Presence in Europe

Mar 08, 2024

Radioactive dating suggests that the stone tools discovered in Ukraine were used by ancient humans more than a million years ago. Find out more about it in this article.

Worms Living Near Chernobyl Have Become Radiation-Proof, Study Reveals; Further Study Could Aid With Cancer Research

Mar 08, 2024

No evidence of DNA damage was found among worms living near Chernobyl despite their chronic exposure to high radioactivity. Read to learn more.