ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

What Is the Bloop? Unveiling the Mystery of Piercing Sound Deep in the Pacific

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.24.2024 10:00 AM

Scientists have finally found the source of a mysterious rumble recorded in the Pacific Ocean in 1997. Read the article to find out more.

Why Do Chopped Carrots Curl If Left Uneaten for Long? Researchers Explore the Science Behind It

01.24.2024 03:51 AM

University of Bath researchers reveal the science behind chopped carrots, a popular snack, exploring the processes leading to their curling. Check it out in this article.

World's Laziest Animals? Here Are Some of the Most Inactive Organisms in the Animal Kingdom

01.24.2024 03:15 AM

Some animals sleep for up to 20 hours in a day. Read to learn more. Some organisms in the animal kingdom are remarkably inactive or "lazy. " Let's take a look at some of the most inactive ones.

Bigfoot Sightings: New Study Suggests Encounters Might Be Mistaken Identity With American Black Bears

01.24.2024 03:05 AM

New analysis reveals a correlation between Bigfoot sightings and local black bear populations, with sightings increasing by approximately 4% per 1,000 bears. Continue reading to learn more.

Shallow Soda Lakes Could Be Strong Candidate for the Emergence of Life on Earth, Study Reveals

01.24.2024 03:00 AM

A new study suggests that soda lakes show promise as cradles of life on Earth and could also be a candidate for extraterrestrial life. Check this article to find out more.

Stone Age Chewing Gum Sheds Light on How Life Was 9,700 Years Ago

01.24.2024 01:39 AM

Around 9.700 years ago, teenagers were chewing on resin in order to make glue. Read to learn more. Some teenagers from 9,700 years ago chewed on resin in order to make glue just after they ate hazelnuts, deer, and trout.

Gorilla Gram: Leveraging Instagram for the Conservation of Mountain Gorillas

01.24.2024 00:05 AM

Seeing mountain gorillas in the wild tops the bucket list of most travelers who visit Africa. Today, mountain gorillas stand as a symbol of Rwanda's rich biodiversity, attracting tourists from around the globe. A pivotal experience for any visitor to Rwanda is gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park, an endeavor embraced by prominent individuals who contribute to the awareness of gorilla conservation and showcase the country's commitment to safety and cleanliness.

What Is Allosuckle? Whale Calves Steal Milk From Other Lactating Moms, Leaving the Latter at a Disadvantage

01.23.2024 10:00 AM

Whale calves steal milk from other moms in a process called allosuckle. Continue reading to learn more about it.

Cicada Apocalypse: Map Shows Hotspots Where 1 Trillion Insects From a Rare Synchronized Emergence of Two Broods Will Appear

01.23.2024 05:30 AM

The US faces a cicada 'apocalypse' with over a trillion insects infesting 16 states in a 200-year event, merging two groups for the first time since 1803. Continue reading to learn more details.

Massive Storegga Tsunami 8,200 Years Ago Could Have Wiped Out a Significant Portion of Population at Howick

01.23.2024 03:40 AM

A massive tsunami led to a decline in Britain's population. Continue reading to learn more about the Storegga tsunami.

Ancient Star Map: 3,000-Year-Old Stone Disk From Italy Could Be Representation of Night Sky Used As Guide in Agriculture

01.23.2024 03:00 AM

A 3,000-year-old stone disk covered with markings is believed to be an ancient celestial map representing the brightest stars in the night sky. Find out more about it in this article.

Stalagmites As Natural Archive: Cave Dripstone Formation Provides Records of Climate Fluctuations Across Centuries

01.23.2024 02:40 AM

A team of researchers has demonstrated the role of stalagmites in reconstructing regional and global climate history. Continue reading the article to find out more.

2,000-Year-Old Roman Wine Likely Tasted Slightly Spicy With Toasted Bread-Like Aroma

01.23.2024 01:45 AM

The ancient Roman wine didn't taste like wines today. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Kampus Production) 2,000-Year-Old Roman Wine Likely Tasted Slightly Spicy With Toasted Bread-Like Aroma Archeologists shared how an ancient Roman wine looked, smelled, and tasted.

Doomsday Clock 2024: Will It Creep Closer To Midnight? How To Tune Into the Announcement?

01.22.2024 23:04 PM

The Doomsday Clock 2024 announcement will be happening on January 23. Read to learn more. The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists will be having the annual Doomsday Clock announcement for 2024.

Star Jelly Mystery: What Are These Blobs of Goo That Fall From the Sky?

01.22.2024 10:00 AM

Strange, gelatinous substance, appearing suddenly on the ground, has left people baffled for much of history. Read the article to know more about these blobs of goo known as star jelly.

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