ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Urban Gulls Learned the Timing of Stealing Snacks and Lunches

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.14.2020 06:00 AM

Scientists attached GPS trackers on urban gulls, which revealed that these birds had adapted a foraging schedule based on human activity patterns.

Will Birds be Able to Survive Climate Change?

11.13.2020 21:00 PM

Birds may be able to survive warmer temperatures in the coming years, a new study determines. However, climate change may affect them indirectly as well.

Virtual Reality of Wisconsin Forest Takes Strollers to 2050

11.13.2020 06:00 AM

To make global warming "more real," researchers developed a virtual reality forest of the future.

Papua's Indigenous Tribes Fight Against the Palm Oil Industry to Secure Their Future Generations

11.12.2020 20:00 PM

For the first time, an investigation reveals evidence that a palm oil giant has deliberately set fires to clear land.

Viking Ship Discovered in Norway Using Ground-Penetrating Radar

11.12.2020 19:00 PM

Norwegian archaeologists use ground-penetrating technology to find the hidden remnants of a Viking ship.

The US and the UK Top the Most Plastic Trash Per Person, Study Suggests

11.12.2020 08:00 AM

A study suggests that the US and the UK produce more plastic waste per person than any country in the world.

164 Dogs Crammed In A Tiny House In Japan

COVID-19 in Animals? Swiss Experts Say Social Distancing Among Pets is Important

11.12.2020 05:00 AM

New research has found that pets like cats and hamsters could catch coronavirus. The entire planet has been affected by the novel coronavirus. Wearing a mask and keeping social distance are the most common and successful precautionary steps against the virus.

Scientists Find Over 500 ‘Murder Hornets’ Including Almost 200 Queens

11.12.2020 04:30 AM

Washington officials revealed that scientists found hundreds of live specimens in different stages of development.

Are Social Dominance and Status Genetic?

11.11.2020 17:00 PM

Aggressive behavior and dominance have often been linked to testosterone. In a new study, gene-editing reveals how genetic structures dictate social status.

CT Scan Reveal Contents and Medical Conditions of Ancient Mummies

11.11.2020 12:00 PM

CT scans have allowed scientists to view the inside of coffins and mummies compared to X-ray scans. A new study shares the contents - such as jewelry and coins - and the medical conditions of three mummies.

Complete Stegosaurus Fossil Unveiled At Natural History Museum

Scientists Unveiled First-Ever Reconstructed Dinosaur Brain, CT Scan Help Create 3D Model

11.11.2020 06:00 AM

Scientists recreated the 3D images of a dinosaur's brain using a perfectly preserved skeleton. Millions of years earlier, dinosaurs flourished and have been dead for hundreds of millions of years.

What Drives People to Buy During China's Singles' Day Aside From Big Discounts?

11.10.2020 22:00 PM

China's Singles' Day on November 11 is the biggest 24-hour online shopping event. The biggest 24-hour online shopping event is happening on November 11, and China has a special name for it.

Why Do Bats Collide To Walls Even When They Can Detect It?

11.10.2020 20:00 PM

Bats are known to hit smooth surfaces while flying because they could not see it. However, they also collide to walls even if they can detect it, but why?

Streetlights, Not the Biggest Contributor to Light Pollution, Study Shows

11.10.2020 18:00 PM

Contrary to popular belief, a new study showed that streetlights do not contribute the most to light pollution.

Stanford Reseachers Identify Coral Gene Associated with Heat Tolerance

11.10.2020 17:00 PM

Scientists identified a single gene that affects how corals respond to warmer ocean temperatures. Numerous studies have confirmed how coral reefs indicate how climate change has worsened in recent years due to bleaching or how they respond to stressors.