ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

French Nuclear Tests in the 1960s Contaminated More Than 100,000 People According to Study

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.10.2021 20:47 PM

A two-year multidisciplinary study headed by international researchers and journalists unravels the extent and effect of nuclear fallout on the Polynesian residents from 1966 to 1996.

Rare Find: 70 Million Years Old Bird-Like Dinosaur Preserved in Nest of Fossilized Eggs Discovered

03.10.2021 02:52 AM

A new specimen belonging to a group of bird-like theropod dinosaurs was found sitting on a nest of eggs complete with fossilized young in Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, Southern China.

Study Reveals Factors Affecting Heterosexual Men's Response to Women; The Results Are Not Surprising

03.10.2021 00:59 AM

A team of psychologists at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego examined the effect of women with visibly erect nipples on heterosexual men.

4-Pound Mouse-Deer Species is the World’s Smallest Deer

03.09.2021 05:28 AM

The world's smallest deer weighs only four pounds. It has reportedly joined the other 43 Java mouse-deer across Europe. This species is presently endangered with extinction due to massive deforestation.

Climate Change: Northern Hemisphere Will Have Half-Year Summers by 2100

03.09.2021 02:55 AM

Should the effects of climate change remain unchecked, the future will have summer seasons lasting six months in the Northern Hemisphere, according to a new study.

Dog Fossils Show Early Canine Domestication from a Cave in Germany

03.09.2021 01:15 AM

Canine fossils from a single cave found in Germany have shown astonishing inherent diversity, encompassing almost the full extent of dog domestication, from wild wolf to the present-time hound.

Humans, First Animals on Earth Show Surprising Similarities; Oldest Creatures Found Multicellular

03.08.2021 23:16 PM

A study reveals a surprising similarity between humans today and the first animals on earth, molecular-wise.

[Watch] Sea Slug's Decapitated Head Crawls and Grows New Body in Stunning Video

03.08.2021 20:02 PM

Ecologists from Nara Women's University reports an Elysia Marginata sea slug that can decapitate its own head, crawl, and regenerate its whole body in only 20 days.

Humans Dominated a Majority of Freshwater Resources, Disrupting Ebb and Flow

03.08.2021 08:00 AM

A global survey in partnership with NASA data shows how humans have dominated the majority of freshwater viability, potentially triggering huge consequences in the future.

96-Armed Octopus Photographed in Japan, People Wonder If It Is Real

03.08.2021 01:28 AM

An image of the 96-armed octopus is going viral on the internet, and many people are asking for its authenticity in which authorities said it is real.

Echolocation in Bats: New Discovery Reveals Flying Foxes' Sound, How It Evolved

03.08.2021 01:26 AM

Science experts have found how echolocation evolved in bats. Except for fruit bats, all bats have the capability of echolocating by using high-pitched sounds.

Variable Harlequin Toad: Critically Endangered Species Bred in Captivity for the First Time

03.08.2021 00:59 AM

Researchers from Manchester Museum, part of the University of Manchester, bred one of the world's rarest toads for the first time: the variable harlequin toad.

Earth's Deoxygenation Expected in 1 Billion Years

03.08.2021 00:15 AM

A study predicts the sun's aging will result in a reaction in the atmosphere that will increase global temperatures and kill plant life resulting, in the Earth's deoxygenation in a billion years.

Fatal Heart Ailment in Dogs: FDA Continues to Investigate Its Link to Canine Diet

03.07.2021 22:28 PM

The FDA has continued investigating the possible line between fatal heart disease in dogs and their diet after a study proposed that ingredients used in canine foods to replace grains might be involved with the development of DCM.

Lead Poisoning Kills Flamingos in Greek Lagoon

03.07.2021 06:10 AM

Dozens of flamingos were found dead because of lead poisoning from illegal pellets in a small lagoon in Agios Mamas, in northern Greece.

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