ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEScientists have found out that an ancestor of a crocodile does not lay eggs. It is the first evidence that was found that debunks the fact the crocodiles all along were egg laying reptiles and not live birth animals.
New crab specie was discovered in the deep corals of Guam, western Pacific Ocean. The crustacean possesses a black eye whose taxonomic identity is still unknown.
After 16 years of discovery, a rare species of coral reef crab is termed 'new' and named after 'Harry Potter' characters. The rare crab is found along the coasts of Guam, an island in the western Pacific Ocean.
Climate change has detrimental impacts to the environment and salt marshes are its new target. Know more about how increasing sea levels affect the world's vital salt marshes.
A team of graduation student from duke University finally found out the reason behind the Mismatched Eyes Of The Cockeyed Squid. Lead researcher Kate Thomas and her team watched more than 150 undersea videos on the Cockeyed squid.
Scientists say that the temperature in the North Pole is 20 degrees hotter than it should be right now, and this occurrence may lead to less ice not just during summer but even in the colder months as well.
Most of the 415 whales that washed up on a narrow sand spit in Golden Bay, New Zealand died by Thursday night, while scores of volunteers armed with blankets struggled to keep the surviving animals wet to refloat them during a life-saving tide.
Scientists are proposing a $500 billion plan to refreeze the Arctic region. Ice in the arctic is rapidly decreasing as global warming is at its alarming rate.
The oceanic whitetip shark has probably killed more people than any other shark, but now due to many factors, including the price of their fins in the international market, the oceanic whitetip sharks' numbers have decreased in value and are now considered threatened.
A group of researchers found out that ocean acidification can also promote new shell formation. Under high trial CO2 conditions, the shells of mollusks, clams, and a few snails and urchins are mostly dissolved partly.