ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Flowers That attract The Insect Pollinators Mostly Not Recommended By Garden Centers

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 08.21.2017 14:37 PM

A recent study revealed that majority flowers that can attract the insect pollinators don’t have garden centers recommendation.

SeaWorld San Diego Orca, Kasatka Succumbed To Lung Infection

08.17.2017 07:37 AM

An orca at the SeaWorld San Diego, Kasatka, died on Aug. 15 after battling with the bacterial lung infection for a long time.

106-Year-Old Fresh Fruitcake Discovered In Antarctica That Looked Edible

08.16.2017 13:24 PM

Researchers discovered a 106 years old fruitcake that looked fresh and seemed edible too. Mouth watering fruitcake can remain fresh for a long time. But, time limit crosses all boundaries when researchers discovered the 106 years old fruitcake in Antarctica that looks fresh.

Toxic Algae Bloom Causes Poisoning To The Rising Number Of Sea Lions

08.15.2017 16:06 PM

Rising algae bloom releasing domoic acid that causing the poisoning to sea lions. this year Marine Mammal Center has found 68 sick sea lions from the central coast.

Climate Change Needs To Be Addressed With More Concrete Initiatives

08.15.2017 16:03 PM

The Earth is experiencing the impacts of the climate change, and it will increase further if not addressed with concrete steps.

How Pollutions Are Causing Urban Sea Snakes To Lose Their Stripes

08.13.2017 19:16 PM

Due to several human activities, the contamination of zinc and other pollutant substances increases that cause sea snakes to shed their skin more often.

The European States Experienced Sizzling Summer As Severe Heat Destroyed Crops Of Southeastern & Central Parts

08.11.2017 09:13 AM

Sizzling summer has engulfed several European countries as extreme heat destroyed crops of the southeastern and central parts of the continent.

13-million-year-old Primate Skull Unveils The Origins of African Human & Apes

08.11.2017 09:09 AM

Scientists uncovered the origin story of common ancestors of living apes by finding a 13-million-year-old primate skull from the west of Lake Turkana in northern Kenya. Scientists named this specimen as “Alesi”, it has a tiny nose and mouth related to its head size.

Evidences Of Earliest Winged Mammals Were Discovered From the Jurassic Period In China

08.10.2017 14:13 PM

Fossil of two mammal species unearthed from Beijing, China that was suggested as the oldest winged mammals. Lead researcher Dr. Zhe-Xi Luo found out that those specimens were from Jurassic period and gymnosperm plants were their main diet.

Climate Change Impacts Are Not Visible In Glaciers Along the Western Ross Coastline In Antarctica

08.09.2017 13:43 PM

A recent study has shown that climate change has not affected the glaciers located in the Western Ross Coastline.

Genetically Modified Salmon, Sold In Canada, Raises Concerns Among The Environmentalists

08.08.2017 16:07 PM

Environmentalists have raised concerns after the U.S. company AquaBounty Technologies has sold the genetically modified salmon in Canada.

Europe Experiences The Wrath Of The Heat Wave ‘Lucifer’

08.07.2017 10:19 AM

Europe is witnessing the severe impact of high temperature due to the heat wave “Lucifer”. Europe is experiencing the impact of a new heat wave called "Lucifer".

The Earth Will Experience The Increment Of 1.3 Degrees Celsius Warming Even After The Greenhouse Gas Emission’s Decrement

08.03.2017 10:47 AM

A recent research study has suggested that the Earth will experience an increment by 1.3-degree warming even after reducing the emission of the greenhouse gas.

‘Lost Continent’ Of Zealandia: Scientists Are Trying To Uncover A Huge Landmass Lying Underwater

07.31.2017 05:51 AM

Scientists have started an expedition to discover the “lost continent” of Zealandia that possesses similar features like other continents on earth.

‘Secret Garden’ Unveils Captivating Beauty: The Wild Meadow Near Lake Tahoe Opens After Century

07.29.2017 06:53 AM

Lower Carpenter Valley near Lake Tahoe now opens to scatter its mesmerizing beauty to the visitors as ‘secret garden’ floods with wildflowers and rare birds.

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