ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

This Silky Ant Named 'Radiohead' Can Farm Fungus For Their Own Diet

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.25.2017 04:50 AM

Researchers found Crystal-Haired Radiohead Ant from Venezuelan Amazon. Most interesting fact about this ant is, it can produce their food in their garden. they have a protective layer in their body that keeps them secure from parasites.

Animals Are Creative Like Humans, But Do Not Take It Forward

04.25.2017 04:48 AM

Scientists conclude that animals too have the ability to be creative as humans. Yet they cannot compose music or write stories for some particular reasons.

Plate Tectonic Evolution Between India & Asia Continental [Watch]

04.25.2017 03:06 AM

A recent study has constrained precisely the timing of the initial India-Asia continental collision by the accurate analysis of the sedimentary record preserved along the collision zone.A recent research reveals processes of the India-Eurasia continental collision, which led to the eventual formation of the Tibetan Plateau.

Antarctica's Biodiversity Challenged By Tourism & Pollution

04.25.2017 03:05 AM

Scientists find that the Antarctic areas are threatened by unique global challenges including tourism and worldwide pollution.

Venus Flytrap’s Gruesome Process Of Digesting Its Prey Revealed In Latest Study

04.25.2017 02:56 AM

A new research has found the exact sequence that Venus flytrap adopts from catching the prey to digesting it. It is really fascinating how carnivore plants, such as Venus flytrap, can derive nutrients directly from its insect preys, while normal plants rely on photosynthesis for the same.

Climate Patterns From Million Years Ago: Researchers Studied Tibet Sediment From Tibetan Plateau In China

04.25.2017 02:34 AM

Researchers Carmala Garizone and Junsheng Nie studied Tibet sediment samples which were collected from the Tibetan Plateau's Qaidam Basin.

Chytrid Fungus Causes Chytridiomycosis: Deadly Amphibian Plague Infects Zebrafish

04.25.2017 02:16 AM

The scientific name for Chytrid fungus is Batrachochytrium dendrobatids (Bd). It is known for severely affecting more than 700 amphibian species around the world and is responsible for the extinction of species than any other infectious disease, which is known to science till date.

STEVE: Phenomenon Of Beauty Lighting Up The Night Sky

04.24.2017 20:45 PM

Steve's colorful projection of the night sky sparked wonder and awe to the Aurora Photographers and enthusiasts. After asking for assistance from the European Space Agency, it was believed that Steve is not a proton arc and is the result when the sun's charged particles interact with the earth's giving it the glow and radiance that we noticed as Steve

Malaria Vaccine To Be Piloted In Ghana, Kenya and Malawi; WHO Aims To Wipe Deadly Disease By 2040

04.24.2017 12:59 PM

The first pilot testing of the malaria vaccine of Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi will start in 2018. Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi were mentioned to be the African trio chosen to receive the first malaria vaccine starting in 2018.

Accumulated Carbon Dioxide In Atmosphere Continually Increases Earth's Temperature Causing Catastrophic Effects

04.24.2017 12:53 PM

The removal of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere and the reduction of emissions should go hand in hand to decrease the rise of global warming.

'Detergent' Molecules can Increase Methane Level in the Atmosphere, Recent Study Finds

04.24.2017 12:39 PM

A "detergent" molecules can drive the change in the methane emission in the atmosphere, according to a recent study.

Slag Heaps to Save Us From Climate Change? British Scientist Will Try To Prove It

04.24.2017 12:23 PM

A scientist will prove that slag heaps cold also challenge the ongoing environmental issues and on how to make everything better.

Shark Populations Matter Reef Environment: Fishes Eat Diversely Around Sharks

04.24.2017 12:00 PM

The study showed that the areas, where the sharks were found in fewer numbers or were uncommon, reef fishes devoured more prey from the water column, where the danger of being assaulted is more noteworthy than from the reef, which provides more shelter.

Why Star-Nosed Mole Is One Of The Most Bizarre Creature In The World

04.24.2017 11:04 AM

Researchers found some extremely bizarre characteristics in the star-nosed mole that make them weird among all mammals. They blow bubbles under the water and re-inhale to smell the position of prey.

Massive Iceberg Chunks by Canadian Coast A Problem With Local Fishermen

04.24.2017 09:17 AM

Local fishermen see the tourist-attracting icebergs on the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador a problem to their livelihood.

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