ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Clownfish Dad's Fatherly Love Attributed To 'Love Hormone', Researchers Suggest

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.05.2017 00:35 AM

"Love hormone" or oxytocin is the reason why clownfish are able to act like a father to all eggs, researchers said.

Galeamopus Pabsti: Most Recent Sauropod Species Paleontologists Confirmed [Watch]

05.04.2017 19:27 PM

Paleontologists have confirmed that the Galeamopus Pabsti dinosaur species is the most recent sauropod ever discovered. It was first discovered in 1995.

Monitor Lizard Lost In 1800s Shipwreck Found Again In Papua New Guinea

05.04.2017 19:25 PM

A lost species of Monitor Lizard was found in Papua New Guinea. A lost monitor lizard was rediscovered on an island in Papua New Guinea by a zoologist from Finland.

Large Iceberg Rift From Antartica Spreads On The Sea, Heading In The Direction of Ice Front

05.04.2017 19:24 PM

A new branch was discovered from the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antartica and it is now heading the direction of the ice front.

Walrus, Caribou Might Be Extint In Canadian Arctic

05.04.2017 19:23 PM

Antlantic walrus and eastern migratory caribou in the Canada's artic might face extinction soon, according to experts.

Oklahoma Largest Earthquake May Be Attributed To Wastewater Injection Rates

05.04.2017 19:15 PM

The changing injection rates of wastewater may be one of the reasons on the major earthquake event at Pawnee, Oklahoma.

Environmental Groups Filed a Lawsuit To Continue The Ban on Offshore Oil Drilling in Arctic, Atlantic Waters

05.04.2017 16:03 PM

Environmental and Alaska Native groups filed a lawsuit on Wednesday to keep the ban on offshore oil drilling in Arctic and Atlantic Waters.

World’s Biggest Volcanoes in Hawaii Create Attention As Scientists Discover The Key Reason Behind Their Formation

05.04.2017 13:49 PM

A new research revealed the key cause behind the formation of the world’s biggest volcanoes in Hawaii.

Radioactive Waste Endangers The Migratory Waterfowl, Polluting Lakes, Ponds, Marshes

05.04.2017 13:28 PM

Scientists find radioactive waste in some lakes, ponds, and marshes where the migratory fowl usually stopped by in their annual migration.

NASA Will Analyze The Greenhouse Gases In The Mid-Atlantic Region Next Month

05.04.2017 05:47 AM

The team from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center will launch an airborne mission to measure the greenhouse gasses over the Mid-Atlantic region in May.

Rare Bornean Albino Orangutan Rescued From Captivity

05.04.2017 05:36 AM

A protection group is able to rescue an albino orangutan from captivity in a village in the Indonesian part of Borneo island.

Deep Coral Reefs In The Hawaii Island Provide The Habitat For Shallow Reef Fishes

05.04.2017 05:30 AM

A new research study unveils that deep coral reefs play a significant role in providing a safe habitat for the shallow reef fishes.

Asian Clam Joins The Threats Of Invasive Species In The Great Lakes, Comes From Illinois River

05.04.2017 04:31 AM

Scientists believe that the Asian clam was brought to the North America by immigrants. The problem is that they are now among the invasive species that threatens the Great Lakes.

Corals Observed To Adapt To Warm Ocean Waters

05.03.2017 18:40 PM

The Wildlife Conservation Society has observed that corals are now adapting to the warm ocean waters.

The Oldest Ice Of Norway, Dated To Be 7600 Years Old

05.03.2017 13:51 PM

A new discovery explores 7600 years old ice in the Juvfonne ice field that is regarded as the oldest ice of Norway.

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