ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

A New Dinosaur Called Moabosaurus Utahensis Discovered By BYU Professors

TECH & INNOVATION 04.14.2017 17:09 PM

Researchers in Utah have discovered a new type of sauropod dinosaur. They named the plant-eating dino Moabosaurus Utahensis after the place that yielded its bones, Utah's Moab desert.

Indonesia’s Violently Erupting Volcano Causes Concern

04.14.2017 15:41 PM

Mount Sinabung, the Indonesian volcano, has recently started spewing dust and smoke. The population living in the vicinity of this volcano had to be evacuated to safety.

Endangered 44 Turtle Eggs Species Has Been Recovered In Myanmar

04.14.2017 02:13 AM

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)/Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA) rescued 44 fertile eggs of Burmese roofed turtle from the nesting site of Chindwin River in Myanmar. The species is classified as the endangered species by WCS and there are only five females left in the wild.

From Drought To Flood, California Swings Between Extreme Weathers

04.14.2017 02:08 AM

Environmentalists believe California’s extreme Drought to Deluge shift rings warning bells An extreme drought-to-deluge climate swing is sweeping California like never before.

Over 60,000 Species Of Trees Inhabit Earth

04.14.2017 01:55 AM

The Botanical Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) in the UK has come put with a comprehensive list of 60,000+ species of trees.

Mariana Trench: Researchers Discovered Deepest Trace of Organic Material For Alien Life

04.13.2017 16:18 PM

Researchers have discovered traces of organic material at 10 km below the seafloor in the Mariana Trench. This Organic material is similar to what is produced by microbes living in more accessible places.

'Teleocrater' The Dinosaurs Ancesstor Was A Freaky Crocodile Like Creature

04.13.2017 14:22 PM

The discovery of 245-million-year-old fossils suggests that crocodile-like creatures lived on the earth much before the Dinosaurs.

Caribbean Coral Reefs Now Has New Hope With The Global Coral Restoration Project

04.13.2017 03:58 AM

The Caribbean Coral Reefs, along with other reefs in the world, now has an increasing death toll. If no actions are done to save it, all coral reefs in the world can be wiped out in a decade. New efforts are in place to find a way to cure and rehabilitate reefs all over the world.

ShakeAlert: Earthquake Early Sign Warning System Gives U.S. West Coast Precious Seconds To Save Lives

04.13.2017 02:25 AM

An early sign warning before a damaging earthquake is now being tested in the West Coast areas. ShakeAlert, as the program is called is designed to alert citizens in the West Coast.

Mysterious Deadly Snake Fungal Disease Affects Wild, Captive Snake Species Across 15 US States

04.13.2017 02:15 AM

A deadly fungal disease which its cause is yet unknown still infects dozens of snake species as of today.

Miserable & Chronic Allergies Induced By Global Warming

04.13.2017 01:56 AM

Seasonal allergies may become chronic and miserable together with the growing concern about global warming. What could be the reason behind this?

Injured Great White Shark Stranded On Santa Cruz Beach, Might Have Died Shortly Due To Injury & Exhaustion

04.13.2017 01:48 AM

Scientists, who tried to rescue the white shark, think it has either died due to nervous system infection or hook, which had been caught in its mouth.

White-Nose Syndrome Killed Millions Of Bats: Mostly Affected Tri-Colored Bat Species

04.13.2017 01:39 AM

Bats which are infected by this deadly fungus show white noses, spreading to wings, ear or tail. The fungus directly affects the bat's warm body temperature and the active immune system.

Drones Now Able To Capture Real-time Snaps Of Guatemalan Volcano

04.12.2017 19:25 PM

Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) can now provide live coverage of Volcán de Fuego and Volcán de Pacaya in Guatemala. here

Why Mammoths Go Extinct: Aside from Ice Age, Prehistoric Humans Have Share of Blame

04.12.2017 17:26 PM

Mammoths lived isolated in Siberia until 3,000 years ago while those from other regions vanished earlier due to hunting activities by prehistoric humans.

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