11,000-year-old Underwater Stone Wall Found in Baltic Sea Near Germany; Structure Could Have Been Used For Hunting Reindeers

Medicine & Technology Feb 12, 2024

Archaeologists were able to discover an underwater stone wall that was likely built on dry land and used for hunting reindeer. Read to learn more.

Ancient Warrior's Burial Site Unearthed by Archaeologists; Horse Remains, Weapon Cache, Armor Found in the Area

Feb 12, 2024

Archaeologists were able to find what is believed to be a full set of lamellar armor in the burial site. Read to learn more.

Blue Whales in the North Atlantic Found To Engage Regularly in Interspecies Mating With Fin Whales, Genome Sequencing Reveals

Feb 12, 2024

Recently decoded genomes of Atlantic blue whales disclose surprisingly elevated levels of fin whale DNA, indicating more frequent interspecies mating than thought. Continue reading to learn more details.

Invasive Earthworm Species Colonize Large Swaths of North America, Pose Threat to Native Ecosystems

Feb 12, 2024

A quiet invasion of non-native earthworms has been revealed as a significant threat to the ecosystem in North America. Learn more about it in this article.

Volcanic Lightning During Eruptions May Have Sparked Life on Ancient Earth, Study Suggests

Feb 12, 2024

Lightning strikes during volcanic eruptions could have provided nitrogen which served as potential catalyst for early forms of life. Check the article to find out more.

Ocean System in the Atlantic That Is Key To Regulating Earth's Climate Could Collapse, Scientists Warn

Feb 11, 2024

A study predicts how the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could be affected by climate change and how its collapse may affect the rest of the world. Read to learn more.

Nature's Nightlights: 5 Bioluminescent Organisms

Feb 14, 2024

These creatures have the inherent ability to emit light thanks to a phenomenon known as bioluminescence. Read to learn more.

World's Most Colorful Animals: These Creatures Have Metallic Hues, Rainbow Radiance, or Neon Vibrance

Feb 14, 2024

Vibrant and varying colors fill the animal kingdom. Read to find out some of the world's most colorful animals.

Invisible Danger: How Does Noise Pollution Threaten Wildlife?

Feb 14, 2024

Noise pollution does not just affect humans; it also threatens wildlife. Read to find out more.

Artificial Worm Gut Developed by Scientists Can Break Down Plastics; New Method May Address Global Plastic Pollution

Feb 11, 2024

The artificial worm gut has exhibited potential to offer more efficient plastic degradation in real-life applications. Read to learn more.

3,000-Year-Old Ancient Treasures Uncovered in Spain Contain ‘Alien Metals’

Feb 11, 2024

Two items from the Treasure of Villena contained meteoric iron. Continue reading to learn more.

400 Well-Preserved Fossils Unearthed in a Mountain Range in France [Study]

Feb 11, 2024

Hundreds of well-preserved fossils were unearthed by two amateur paleontologists at the site called Cabrières Biota. Continue reading to learn more.

Bottlenose Dolphin Found on a South Carolina Beach; Mummified Animal May Have Been Dead for Months

Feb 09, 2024

Desiccated remains of a suspected bottlenose dolphin was found on a beach in South California after being mummified for months. Learn more about it in this article.

Cataclysmic Asteroid Impact May Have Turned Prehistoric Earth Into Snowball State, Study Suggests

Feb 09, 2024

A research suggests that asteroid strikes may have set off global freezes which covered the ancient Earth in ice for thousands or even millions of years. Check this article to learn more.

Nature's Micro Marvels: Scientists Spotlight the World's Tiniest Species, From Nano-Chameleons to Miniature Frogs

Feb 09, 2024

Scientists highlight the world's tiniest species, like the nano-chameleon and miniature frogs, emphasizing conservation challenges faced by these micro marvels.