ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Neanderthals Are Smarter than We Thought: Ancient String Discovered Proves Capabilities of Early Humans

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.09.2020 23:46 PM

Researchers found evidence that Neanderthals are more intellectually capable than we initially assumed. They studied a piece of string fragment made from plant fibers which suggests the early humans used intricate thought processes. Interested to find out more? Click the link above.

Common Ostrich Egg from the British Museum : Mystery on its 'Luxury' Designs and Carvings Debunked

04.09.2020 21:38 PM

Five common ostrich eggs full of intricate designs and carving displayed at the British Museum have been re-studied and researchers now understand why they caused such a fortune. Click to find out more.

LARGEST! 1 Million Square Kilometer Hole Opens in Ozone Layer Above the Arctic

04.08.2020 08:05 AM

Scientists spotted a record-breaking hole in the ozone layer over the Arctic that began in the early months of 2020.

Study Finds 250 Mature Cherry Trees Can Absorb a Single Car's Carbon Emission

04.08.2020 06:41 AM

Cherry trees are popular for their pink blossoms but scientists also said that these colorful trees can offset 2 pounds of carbon emissions per year.

Scientist Shocked to Find a Lizard That Can Both Lay Eggs and Give Birth: Is this a Sign of Evolutionary Shift?

04.07.2020 22:48 PM

An Australian lizard shocked scientists with its unique ability to both give birth and lay eggs. Why is that?

Lockdown Effect: Impossible View of the Himalayas Captured by Photographers in India After 30 Years

04.07.2020 08:32 AM

The results of lockdown have now shown its dramatic effects as Himalayas Mountaintops is now more visible since it took place 30 years ago

Fun Fact: Is This A Creepy Bird With Multiple Legs? Apparently Not!

04.06.2020 23:36 PM

The creepy bird is called an African Jacana with a peculiar ability to walk on water A photo of a bird that looks like having multiple legs is making rounds on social media 'Reddit' and so our team decided to find out what is it all about.

Scientists Say More Viruses Are Coming: Thanks to Massive Deforestation Fueling Infectious Diseases

04.06.2020 22:42 PM

Experts say that the results of massive deforestation and expansion of farmlands are one of the factors that cause infectious diseases to emerge in human populations at a faster pace.

New York Reported First Known Case of Tiger Testing Positive for COVID-19

04.05.2020 23:43 PM

Other animals in the Bronx Zoo also show coronavirus symptoms. Is an animal transmission of the disease to humans possible?

Watch! Animation Video of the Ape-Like Brain Structure of Our Ancient Ancestor 'Lucy' Gives Clue About Its Childhood

04.05.2020 06:06 AM

An analysis of eight fossil skulls of Lucy’s Sordid Australopithecus afarensis shows an ape-like brain structure in infants that may have had a long dependence on caregivers.

Thousands of Pink Jellyfish Invade Philippines as Beaches Become Deserted Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

04.04.2020 05:03 AM

Once a tour destination, now the beaches of Palawan, Philippines are deserted and invaded by thousands of pink jellyfish.

Fingertip-size "Backpack" Computers Used to Track Tiny Animal's Social Behavior

04.03.2020 20:48 PM

Scientists have developed "backpack" computers to track small animals' social behavior, which contains sensors that has the same size as the fingertip.

Microbial Life Found on Deep-Sea Rocks Sparks Hope for Finding Life on Mars

04.03.2020 20:42 PM

Scientists found microbial life thriving on deep-sea rocks give them hope that life on other planets such as Mars could be possible.

Was Prehistoric Earth Warmer Than We Thought? Evidence of Ancient Rainforests Found in South Pole

04.02.2020 05:14 AM

Traces of ancient rainforests are found in Antarctica which suggests a possible warmer climate 90 million years ago.

Is There Any Plan To Reconstruct Ecuador's Tallest Waterfall After It Has Gone Missing?

04.01.2020 23:40 PM

San Rafael Waterfall, the largest in Ecuador, has seemingly disappeared after a sinkhole swallowed a part of its water source

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