ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

New Dinosaur Considered T. Rex’s Closest Relative Discovered 30 Years After Being Displayed in New Mexico Museum

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.14.2024 00:20 AM

Researchers just discovered a new dinosaur closely related to T. rex and it had been displayed in a museum in New Mexico for three decades. Continue reading to know the full story.

Antarctic Waters Acidity Could Double by 2100, Threatening the Future of Marine Life in the Southern Ocean

01.13.2024 01:30 AM

Penguins and other marine wildlife are in peril as the acidity of Antarctic waters could double by the end of the century. Continue reading the article to find out more.

1,400-Year-Old Tomb Discovered in an Anglo-Saxon Cemetery; Remains of Teenage Girl Buried With Lavish Jewelry

01.12.2024 22:13 PM

Archeologists have discovered a treasure-filled grave belonging to a teen girl and child from the Bronze Age. Learn more about it in this article.

World’s Most Solitary Animals: Top 5 Species Which Travel and Live Alone

01.12.2024 09:00 AM

Some animals are known for being solitary which prefer a more independent lifestyle than their social counterparts. Read the article to find out more.

Unraveling Feline Mysteries: Do Cats Truly Love Us, or Is Their Affection a Calculated Maneuver?

01.12.2024 05:19 AM

Scientific research on cats' feelings towards humans is inconclusive, but it suggests they may not adore them as dogs do. Continue reading to learn more.

100,000-Year-Old Arctic Ice From Greenland’s Glaciers Exported to Dubai’s Cocktail Bars’; Firm Shipping It Claims It’s the ‘Cleanest H2O on Earth’

01.12.2024 04:20 AM

A start-up company from Greenland is shipping ice glaciers to cocktail bars in Dubai, claiming it's the cleanest and melts more slowly than regular ice. Continue reading to learn more.

Rare Dorsal Fin Regeneration Observed in a Silky Shark [Study]

01.12.2024 04:00 AM

A silky shark possessed the ability to regenerate its wounded dorsal fin. Continue reading to learn more.

Kew Gardens Names Mysterious Species of Fungi, Orchids, Carnivorous Plants New to Biology

01.12.2024 03:40 AM

Several new species were discovered and named by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Continue reading to learn more.

Watermelon Snow Spreads Across North America, Threatens Future of Frozen Glaciers

01.12.2024 02:05 AM

Snow is turning red across Alaska and much of Canada’s Rocky Mountains, posing threats to North American glaciers. Check this article to find out more.

57,000 Pounds of Plastic Pellets Caused Environmental Crisis on Spain's Northern Coast After Shipping Container Spill

01.12.2024 01:04 AM

The northern Spanish shores face an environmental emergency as millions of plastic pellets inundate the coastline. Continue reading to learn more details.

Earliest Known Skin Fossil: Texture on Rock Found in Oklahoma Limestone Cave Dates Back 290 Million Years, Sheds Light on Prehistoric Skin

01.11.2024 22:57 PM

Specialists have discovered a rock covered in texture that turned out to be the earliest known skin fossil. Read to learn more.

Massive Submarine 'Superstructure' Has Been Lurking on the Pacific Ocean Floor; Scientists Explore Its Formation and Growth

01.11.2024 22:32 PM

Researchers unravel the intricate tale of a colossal seafloor superstructure growing in the Pacific Ocean, dating back to the dinosaur age. Learn more about it in this article.

Bullet From 2,000 Years Ago With Inscription of Julius Caesar's Name May Have Been Used During Roman Civil War

01.11.2024 21:04 PM

A bullet containing inscriptions of Julius Caesar's name and a presumed ancient city suggest that indigenous people in Spain may have supported the ruler during the civil war. Read to learn more.

Paradoxical Frog: How Does a Giant Tadpole Turn Into a Little Frog?

01.11.2024 08:15 AM

Paradoxical frogs, also called shrinking frogs, are three times bigger as tadpoles as they are when adults. Read the article to find out more.

Storegga Disaster: Massive Tsunami May Have Devastated Stone Age Community in Northwest Europe 8,000 Years Ago

01.11.2024 01:31 AM

A new study suggests that a colossal tsunami may have swept through northern Europe more than 8,000 years ago and annihilated the Stone Age inhabitants of northern Britain. Find out more about it in this article.

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