ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Why Do Some Rocks on Earth Turn Red? Scientists Explain

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.09.2021 00:49 AM

Scientists explain that despite old beliefs, hematite dates back to the Late Triassic epoch and has a significant role in why rocks turn red, much like rocks in New Jersey and the American Southwest.

Discovery of More than 40 Teeth in China Challenges Notions About Human Evolution

02.09.2021 00:00 AM

DNA analysis of two human teeth discovered in Fuyan cave proposed that early modern humans existed in China quite early.

Researchers Show Actual Link Between Spicy Food and Hot Climates

02.08.2021 22:42 PM

Researchers recently investigated 33,750 recipes from 70 countries with 93 different spices in a quest for the true link between spices and their respective cooks.

Science Times - Human Food Can Be Easier for Food to Dogs to Eat and Digest, Recent Study Shows

Human Food Can Be Easier for Dogs to Eat and Digest, Recent Study Shows

02.08.2021 04:45 AM

Recent research found that some human food types might be easier for dogs to eat than dry pellets the man's best friend usually eats.

Poachers Beware: Swedish Motorbike Company Launches Anti-Poaching Electric Bike

02.08.2021 03:15 AM

Swedish motorbike company, Cake, unveiled Kalk AP, their latest electric bike that is ultra-quiet to catch poachers in action in Africa.

Structural Similarities Between Pangolin Coronavirus and SARS-CoV-2, Discovered

02.08.2021 01:11 AM

Essential structural similarities between a pangolin coronavirus and SARS-CoV-2 were discovered, suggesting that the former virus could impact humans as well.

How the Galveston Bay Foundation Turns Scrap Oyster Shells into Treasures

02.08.2021 00:28 AM

The Galveston Bay Foundation breathes new life to discarded oyster shells by recycling restaurant scraps and turning them into new homes for oysters and shoreline protection for the Galveston Bay area.

Manipulative Animals: How Some Species Use Blackmail

02.07.2021 23:08 PM

Some species would threaten to blackmail their relatives to force cooperation in rearing the young and gathering as much DNA in the gene pool as possible.

23-Year Data Reveals How High-Latitude Lakes Respond To Climate Change

02.06.2021 22:00 PM

A new study based on 23 years of lake data near Rankin Inlet in Nunavut, Canada, reveals an unusual behavior on how these lakes respond to climate change.

Venus Flytraps Generate Magnetic Fields When Eating, Physicists Said

02.05.2021 23:26 PM

Physicists are using an atomic magnetometer to measure the magnetic field that Venus flytraps produce when they are eating.

Traffic Noise Pollution Impairs the Ability of Songbirds to Solve Problems

02.05.2021 21:46 PM

A new study suggests that roadside noise pollution could affect the songbirds' ability to learn, as well as compromise the ability of some crickets to mate.

Ciona egg before and after fertilization

MBL Researchers Imaged First Body Plan Moments in the Embryo

02.05.2021 01:01 AM

Researchers have successfully imaged how embryo developments and arrangements in the cell begin. For most mammals, egg cells start as such - round, egg-like masses.

Anthropogenic Noise in the Ocean Is Disrupting Marine Life

02.05.2021 00:56 AM

A new study shows that human mad noise pollution in the ocean has disrupted marine life and has made it unbearable for various species.

Are Plants Conscious?

02.04.2021 23:55 PM

A new study suggests that plants may exhibit some form of sentience, where they purposefully observe their vicinity and react to external stimuli.

Study Reveals Massive, Unidentified Hydrocarbon Cycle Hidden in Global Oceans

02.04.2021 23:31 PM

At present, hydrocarbon footprints can be seen in the aspects of the majority of surroundings. Humans discharge these molecules consisting of only carbon and hydrogen atoms in various ways.