ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Europe’s First Solar ‘eTree’ In France Converts Sunlight To Electricity & More

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.31.2017 11:46 AM

The eTree planted in the French town of Nevers was said to provide many uses aside from solar power.

Ocean Acidification Makes Salmons Lose Ability To Sense Predators, According To Researchers From The University Of Washington

05.31.2017 11:02 AM

Ocean acidification has more impact than just the increase of pH in the ocean, but it also made salmon to lose their ability to sense the predators and make them less afraid of the predator.

Four Ceramic Archaic Heads of Possible Goddesses Discovered In A Midden

05.31.2017 05:32 AM

A midden is not just an ordinary waste dump today compared in ancient times. It is because archeologists, finds treasures and stories of the old civilization in the waste dump. Now, four ceramic archaic heads are discovered in an ordinary waste dump.

Discovered Fossils Of Torrejonia Tiny Tree Dwellers Confirmed As The Earliest Primates

05.31.2017 03:41 AM

Archicebus Achilles is the known earliest primates before skeletons and fossils of the Torrejonia was discovered. Both are known tree-dwellers a few years after the dinosaur times.

Amazon Rainforest Has High Resilience To Deforestation As Bristol Researchers Discover

05.31.2017 03:03 AM

Researchers from the University of Bristol have found the evidence that Amazon rainforest is far more resilient to deforestation than previously estimated.

Total Solar Eclipse 2017: Everything You Need To Know About ‘The Great American Solar Eclipse’ In August 21

05.31.2017 03:00 AM

Details, locations, and precautions about the upcoming Total Solar Eclipse this August explained. People all over the United States are reported to witness the rare total solar eclipse once again this year amid the years that had passed since it was seen.

Understanding Predators Tactic To Catch Prey Will Improve Drones Maneuver To Neutralize Urban Terrorist Attack

05.31.2017 02:40 AM

Scientists analyzed how a group tactic of predator enable them to catch faster prey, and developing an algorithm from the pattern of their tactic.

Horse Images Are Recently Found In The Xiangshan Mountains In China

05.30.2017 18:24 PM

Recently eight horse images are discovered in the Xiangshan Mountains in China. Archaeologists have recently discovered eight horse images in the Xiangshan Mountains in China.

Massive Fish Extinction Alert: Big Fishes Most Likely To Disappear Soon

05.30.2017 11:54 AM

A team of researchers stated that bigger fishes are most likely to be vanished soon from the European regions due to certain reasons; know more here

Mite & Tick-Borne Diseases Inflicting Human, Dogs, & Other Animals Could Cause Permanent Brain Damage

05.30.2017 11:45 AM

The disease continuously plagues the United States and is steadily rising with new bacteria and virus being discovered. Scientists encourage victims to seek immediate medication and treatment as mite and tick-born diseases lead to brain damage if left untreated.

New Species of Glass Frog Found In Ecuador; Heart Of The Frog Could Be Seen

05.30.2017 11:42 AM

A new species of glass frog was discovered by scientists in Amazonian Ecuador. A recently discovered new species of frogs, particularly from a group called grass frogs, were found in the Amazonian Ecuador.

Severe Weather Hits Southern U.S. Since Memorial Day; Storm Warning is Issued

05.30.2017 11:25 AM

Storm and hail broke out in parts of the southern U.S. on Memorial Day with the storm warning were issued in South Carolina and Georgia.

A Great White Shark Jumps Over A Boat; Injured The 73-Year Old Fisherman in New South Wales

05.30.2017 10:57 AM

A huge great white shark decided to launch itself off the water and landed on the boat of a fisherman in New South Wales, Australia.

Disgusted of Maggots? China Use Them To Finish Plates & Food Waste

05.30.2017 07:32 AM

Maggots are always considered disgusting. However, a farm in southwestern China uses maggots in order to finish plates and food waste.

Climate Change Effects On 'Urban Heat Island' Could Double Costs For World's Biggest Cities

05.30.2017 06:19 AM

A study shows that climate change could have an economic effect on the world's biggest cities. A new study shows that overheated cities facing climate change would cost at least twice as big as the rest of the world.

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