ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

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

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 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.

Evolved Tyrannosaurus Rex Cousin Discovered; Everything You Need To Know About Daspletosaurus Horneri

03.31.2017 17:50 PM

Daspletosaurus horneri is the latest addition to the tyrannosaurus family. However, this predator provides clues about how anagenesis evolution happens.

Death Valley National Park: Someone Stole Ancient Footprints Fossils

03.31.2017 17:41 PM

Two unknown men were seen in the area of the Death Valley National Park, where the fossils have been stolen. With the help of the local people, investigators try to identify these two men.

Climate Change Reports Are Facing Challenges From Experts Who Want ‘Red Teams’ To Investigate Its Perfection

03.31.2017 07:09 AM

Some experts want to fund the “red teams” in order to challenge and investigate the perfection of the widely accepted reports on climate change.

Manatees Have Returned Back From The Jaw Of Extinction, US Officials Confirmed

03.31.2017 07:07 AM

Manatees which is also known as sea cows has promoted to threatened species from endangered status. for the first time in 1966, manatees are considered as endangered under the protection act, but since 1980 a remarkable change in their number observed.

Drought Evidence From The Dead Sea Uncovered, Scientists Warned It Could Happen In The Future

03.30.2017 23:33 PM

Scientist warned for unprecedented drought from the evidence found in the Dead Sea that happened thousand years ago.

Mosquito Flight: Every Thing You Need To Know

03.30.2017 18:46 PM

Mosquitoes take weird insect flight to new heights buzzing bloodsuckers flap their long wings in narrow strokes really, really fast and more than 800 times per second in males.

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