ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

New Sea Slug Species Found in UK Waters Raises Climate Change Migration Concerns

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.01.2024 03:54 AM

A novel sea slug found in UK waters, suggests potential northward migration due to climate change, raising marine life impact concerns. Read the article for more details.

Fish Are Shrinking As Climate Change Warms Oceans and Damages Microorganisms, Study Reveals

03.01.2024 01:30 AM

Climate change is decreasing fish weight in the western Northern Pacific Ocean as warmer water limits their food supplies. Check this article to learn more.

Seismic Waves Reveal Upside-Down Oceanic Slab Beneath Western Mediterranean Post-2010 Spain Earthquake

03.01.2024 00:31 AM

Seismic activity in the Mediterranean unveils a geological tale as an inverted Earth's surface emerges, guided by unique 2010 Spanish earthquake waves. Read the article for more details.

Humpback Whales Show Homosexual Behavior in First Documented Copulation

02.29.2024 05:00 AM

Humpback whales documented having sex for the first time, but it was reportedly an awkward encounter. Continue reading to learn more.

Plants Found in Goliath’s Biblical Home Offers New Insights About Philistine Culture, Ritual Practices [Study]

02.29.2024 03:10 AM

The plants found in the Gath city, known as Goliath's Biblical home, reportedly offer a fresh perspective on the Philistines. Continue reading to learn more.

Largest Holocene Eruption Identified: Kikai-Akahoya Volcanic Eruption 7,300 Years Ago Released Over 80 Cubic Miles of Volcanic Rock and Ash

02.28.2024 21:56 PM

Scientists have identified the Kikai-Akahoya volcanic eruption as the largest in the Holocene epoch. Read to learn more.

New Vampire Squid Species From Early Jurassic Buried With Prey in Its Arm Discovered in Luxembourg

02.28.2024 04:10 AM

A new species of vampire squid was unearthed in Luxembourg. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Citron / CC BY-SA 3. 0)A New Vampire Squid Species From the Early Jurassic Buried With Prey in Its arms discovered in Luxembourg Vampire squids are not real squids and are more closely related to octopuses.

Mammals’ Predatory Ancestors Developed Killer Instinct That Drove Evolutionary Success, Study Suggests

02.28.2024 04:00 AM

A recent study suggests that the evolutionary success of the first colossal predators on land was driven by their need to hone their skills as killers. Check this article to learn more.

Why Do Dogs Eat Poop? How Can This Behavior Be Stopped?

02.28.2024 02:30 AM

Why do dogs engage in poop-eating behaviors? Read to find out. While the behavior may appear gross, poop eating is actually a natural dog behavior. Why Dogs Eat Poop According to a 2018 study, 23% of dogs ate poop at least once, while 16% were consistent poop eaters who consumed poop at least six times throughout the study.

AI Reveals 20% Decline in North Pacific Humpback Whales Linked to Marine Heatwave and Climate Change

02.28.2024 00:34 AM

Crowdsourced photo study exposes thousands of North Pacific humpback whales starving to death post-2012 due to a marine heatwave impact. Continue reading to learn more details.

Distinct Scrap Metal Found in a 1634 Maryland Settlement Used To Be Part of Suit of Armor, X-Ray Analysis Reveals

02.28.2024 00:21 AM

X-ray analysis revealed that a unique scrap metal used to be part of a suit of armor used by early European colonists. Read to learn more.

Over 1,000 Burials, Nearly 1,200-Year-Old Village Remains Found in French Abbey Excavation

02.27.2024 22:48 PM

Excavations of the French abbey were done from September 2022 until December 2023. Read to learn more.

Critically Endangered Right Whales Are Getting Smaller Due to Climate Change; Decreasing Body Size Could Affect Ability To Breed [STUDY]

02.27.2024 20:59 PM

A new study has found that the length of critically endangered female right whales largely affect their ability to breed. Read to learn more.

Tiny Transparent Fish That Produces Clicking Noises Dubbed the Loudest for Its Size

02.27.2024 06:47 AM

At 12mm, the tiny transparent fish can produce a 140-decibel drumming sound, unraveling the mystery of its impressive auditory capability. Check it out in this article.

Leptospira Bacteria Isolated and Genotyped for the First Time; New Variant Affects Cattle on Austrian Farms

02.27.2024 02:00 AM

A new study reveals that cattle on Austrian farms can carry Leptospira bacteria and can infect humans and other animals. Learn more about it in this article.

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