ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Megalodon May Not Have Resembled Appearance of Massive Great White Shark, Study Claims; Findings Spark Controversy Among Experts

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.21.2024 22:39 PM

A new study suggests that the body size and shape of the megalodon shark may not have resemble that of a great white shark. Read to learn more.

4 Previously Unknown Octopus Species Discovered in Deep Sea Off Costa Rica, Scientists Reveal

01.21.2024 21:01 PM

Scientists were able to find four previously unknown octopus species in the deep sea off Costa Rica. Read to learn more.

Pink Fairy Armadillos Found to Have Distinct Second Layer of Skin Under Its Dorsal Shield, Study Reveals

01.21.2024 00:50 AM

A study has discovered that the world's smallest armadillo species, the pink fairy armadillos, has a unique second layer of skin. Read to learn more.

Kummakivi Balancing Rock: Strange Geological Formation Seemingly Defies Rules of Physics

01.19.2024 09:00 AM

A natural wonder hides within the forest in Ruokolahti, Finland where a boulder is firmly placed over a rounded bedrock surface. Read the article to find out more.

Climate Change Could Reduce Life Expectancy by 6 Months; Women Will Be Hit Harder Than Men

01.19.2024 05:20 AM

Climate change could reduce the life expectancy of humans, and women would lose more months than men, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

800-Year-Old Dormant Faultline in Iceland Has Awakened Due to Volcanic Eruptions, Expert Warns

01.19.2024 05:00 AM

A dormant faultline in Iceland has awakened due to the recent volcanic activities in the nation. Continue reading to learn more.

2,500-Year-Old Largest Urban Network Discovered in Amazon Rainforest Using LiDAR Technology Reveals Upano Valley Was Densely Populated

01.19.2024 04:00 AM

Researchers found a cluster of cities at the foothills of the Andes, the largest of its kind in the region. Continue reading to learn more.

2 New Species of Eel-Like Ancient Fish Discovered in Napa River, Alameda Creek [Study]

01.19.2024 03:21 AM

Two new species of lamprey, an ancient fish, were discovered in the rivers of California. Continue reading to learn more.

Microbial Fuel Cell Harvests Energy From Soil to Power Sensors; Limitless Energy Shows Potential in Green Infrastructure and Precision Agriculture

01.19.2024 03:00 AM

Scientists have developed soil-powered fuel cells which can provide endless amounts of electricity from dirt. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Winter Warriors: These Chionophile Animals Thrive in Extreme Cold

01.19.2024 02:56 AM

From polar bears to walruses, some animals thrive in extremely cold environments. Read to learn more.

10 Business Sustainability Resolutions to Consider for 2024

01.19.2024 00:55 AM

As 2024 begins to ramp up, it's time to have conversations about your business's plans for the year. In order to stay ahead of the competition, many businesses are putting their efforts into developing a sustainability initiative. By implementing sustainability solutions into your 2024 business plan, you give back to both the environment and your employees. If you're looking for some inspiration on where to start, we have a variety of tips to help you kick-start your brainstorming sessions.

Bones, Tools From 45,000 Years Ago Serve as Earliest Known Homo Sapiens Evidence in Eastern Asia

01.18.2024 22:16 PM

Analysis of the sediments and discoveries shows that the findings could serve as the earliest known evidence of Homo sapiens in Eastern Asia. Read to learn more.

Can Slime Molds Think? Five Smart Things Yellow Goo Can Do Without a Brain

01.18.2024 09:00 AM

Slime molds do not have a brain or a nervous system, yet they are capable of storing memories and solving mazes. Read the article to learn more.

Volunteers Freed 440-Lb Seal From 6-Year Entanglement in Plastic Ring; Marine Mammal Suffers Wound on Neck

01.18.2024 08:00 AM

A 440-lb seal was finally freed from being entangled in a plastic, which it endured for six years. Continue reading to learn more.

Indian Tectonic Plate Is Peeling Apart, Splitting Tibet in Two as the Himalayan Mountains Continue To Grow

01.18.2024 07:30 AM

The Himalayas, formed by the Indian-Eurasian tectonic collision, face potential splitting as a study reveals the Indian plate peeling apart, causing slab tear and possible division. Continue reading to learn more.

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