ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Art & Jewelery Discovered In Indonesia From Ice Age Period

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.04.2017 02:32 AM

More than 30,000 year old art and jewelry is found in Wallacea. Most of the jewelry is made from the bear cuscus bones and pig-deer teeth.

New Tree-Climbing Crab Species Discovered From The Western Ghats Mountain Of India

04.04.2017 02:22 AM

A master climber crab was found from the Western ghat mountain of India. Local Kani people first found the crab in a tree and reported the sightings at the Department of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries.

One-horned Rhinoceros: Rare & Vulnerable Animal Gets Relocation For Reproduction

04.04.2017 02:03 AM

One-horned rhinoceros belongs to the vulnerable group and so the authority in Nepal takes initiatives to increase the population of this rare species by relocating them to a new destination.

Recycling Technique That Makes Cotton-Polyester Into Stronger Fibers May Avoid Clothes Ending In Trash

04.04.2017 01:46 AM

A new recycling technique was developed to breathe new life in used textiles and fabrics. A new recycling technique similar to the way people recycle papers can make used clothes into reusable fibers.

Megatherium Or Extinct Giant Sloth Built Huge Complex Tunnels In Prehistoric Brazil, But Why?

04.04.2017 01:35 AM

The extinct giant sloths built thousands of tunnels in prehistoric Brazil but scientists are baffled of this feat.

Sea Ice Melting: Provide Food For Creatures In Polar Sea

04.04.2017 01:22 AM

Melting of sea ice in the summers creates algae and other microorganisms which provide food for other marine creatures. Some foods get sunk to the bottom of the sea and get eaten by seabed dwellers.

Bringing Back The Tasmanian Tiger From Extinction, Sightings Reported In Australia

04.04.2017 01:21 AM

The Tasmanian tiger went extinct in 1986 but reliable reports of sightings may lead to proof that they are still alive and kicking in the wild.

Global Warming Helps Arctic Animals: Study Finds

04.03.2017 16:56 PM

Researchers found that due to these melt ponds, nutrients are able to reach sea creatures more easily in arctic water. The study says that this can be helpful for the life in arctic waters.

Mexico's 12,000-Year-Old Teenage Girl Unravels Many Past Mysteries

04.03.2017 07:33 AM

Analysis of the 12,000 years old adolescent girl’s bones discovered from a Mexican cave unravels the difficult life and times of that era.

Tasmanian Tiger: Believed Extinct Mammal Reportedly Sighted, Search Began

04.03.2017 02:03 AM

New reports about the Tasmanian tiger explore hope regarding the existence of the rare creature and simultaneously increase enthusiasm among the citizens of Australia.

Flying Foxes Headed Towards Extinction For Three Decades, Need Conservation ASAP

04.02.2017 18:32 PM

Hunting and habitat loss are causing mass deaths in flying foxes of Mauritius. It's been three decades, the government recognized this species as threatened, but no actions were taken until now.

Texas Shacking With Many Eartquakes: Government To Use TexNet Seismic Monitoring Network

04.02.2017 04:00 AM

TexNet Seismic Monitoring Network is the new technology used by the governing body in helping for locating and determining the origins of the earthquakes that are happening in Texas.

Phoenix City May Suffer Climate Change Impact; Water Shortage, Drought & Intense Temperature Threatens Arizona

03.31.2017 18:13 PM

Scientists fear that Phoenix may suffer the full impact of climate change if left unchecked due to Trump policy. The whole of Arizona state confirms looming water shortage.

How Plants Produce Oxygen, Cyanobacteria Has The Answer

03.31.2017 18:12 PM

scientists found cyanobacteria is the first organism on earth that produced oxygen for the first time. It was often thought that the bacteria is blue-green algae. In a recent study, researchers found it is not an alga. It is actually bacteria which first introduced Oxygen on Earth.

Neanderthals Appreciate Aestetics Too; They Transform Raven Bones Into Prehistoric Sculptures

03.31.2017 18:03 PM

Scientists discover that Neanderthals have spacial recognition, know visual harmony and distance. Neanderthals have an interest in visually harmonious motifs.

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