ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Avian Flu Detected in Gentoo Penguins for the First Time, Sparks Fear of Infection Among Antarctica’s Bird Colonies

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.02.2024 01:05 AM

Scientists have reported the first flu-related deaths in the penguin population in Antarctica. Check this article to learn more.

Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Exhibits Heightened Activity; Eruption Could Be a Potential Outcome

02.01.2024 22:49 PM

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has been displaying heightened activity, prompting scientists to closely monitor it. Read to learn more.

Monkey Attacks Recently Observed in Japan, Thailand, India; What Is Making These Primates Aggressive?

02.01.2024 22:02 PM

There have been morbid and tragic cases of monkey attacks in different countries, but what exactly is making these primates aggressive? Read to find out.

'Alien' Fish From 360 Million Years Ago Could Have Had One of the Most Extreme Underbite With Its Extremely Elongated Lower Jaw, Study Finds

02.01.2024 21:44 PM

Researchers have discovered that the Alienacanthus fish has a lower jaw twice the size of its skull. Read to learn more.

Spiderwebs Are Noninvasive Way of Sampling Terrestrial Vertebrates

02.01.2024 07:51 AM

Spiderwebs pick up DNA from local vertebrate animals. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Dinesh Valke from Thane, India) Spiderwebs Are a Non-Invasive Way of Sampling Terrestrial Vertebrates Spiderwebs are more than a home to spiders.

Unexpectedly High Methane Emissions Discovered in Wetlands Exposed to Slight Seawater Influx, Challenging Previous Assumptions

02.01.2024 05:03 AM

Scientists challenge the idea that estuarine tidal wetlands produce less methane due to increased seawater inflow. Read the article to learn more details.

Breakthrough IVF Technique Offers Chance to Save Northern White Rhino and Other Species

02.01.2024 04:45 AM

Kenyan researchers achieve groundbreaking white rhino IVF, offering hope for the endangered species, despite surrogate's demise. Continue reading for more details.

Europe’s Most Endangered Seabird Shifts Migratory Pattern, Holds Key in Surviving Climate Change

02.01.2024 02:21 AM

Balearic shearwater shows individual behavioral flexibility to respond to climate change. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Silver Toilet Spoon From Roman Era Found by Metal Detectorist in Wales; Experts Declare Finding as 'Treasure'

01.31.2024 23:00 PM

The silver toilet spoon was officially declared a "treasure" under the Treasure Act 1996 of the UK. Read to learn more.

1,700-Year-Old Royal Tomb Found in Guatemala; Findings Include Jade Mask With Maya Deity Depiction

01.31.2024 22:44 PM

Archaeologists were able to find a 1,700-year-old royal tomb filled with funeral offerings, including a mosaic jade mask with a Maya deity depiction. Read to learn more.

Amelia Earhart's Plane Wreckage May Have Finally Been Found By Scientists

01.31.2024 21:10 PM

An ocean exploration company based in South Carolina claimes that may have finally found the plane wreckage of Amelia Earthart's Lockheed Electra craft. Read to learn more.

World’s Largest Whirlpools: Top Rotary Oceanic Currents Ranked According to Size

01.31.2024 09:00 AM

Whirlpools vary in sizes, reaching up to several feet in diameter, depending on the formation of water current. Learn more about the largest whirlpools in the world in this article.

Goats Are Sensitive to Humans’ Vocal Cues; Can Tell Your Mood Based on Voice Tone [Study]

01.31.2024 08:56 AM

Goat can tell one's mood based on the tone of their voice. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Ruel Madelo) Goats Are Sensitive to Humans' Vocal Cues; Can Tell Your Mood Based on Voice Tone [Study] Goats are smarter than you think.

Insects Turn Their Backs on Artificial Lights When They Are Positioned Up [Study]

01.31.2024 07:02 AM

Insects fly toward an artificial light source and flip their back when the light is positioned upward. Continue reading to learn more.

Evolution of Human Locomotion: 6-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals History of Bipedal Stance

01.31.2024 05:30 AM

A study on the inner ear of Lufengpithecus provides record of the history of ape locomotion. Find out more about it in this article.

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