Stone-Lined Tomb From 4,000 Years Ago Found During Norway Construction Work; Findings Could Offer Hints About Their First Farmers

Medicine & Technology Nov 16, 2023

The stone-lined cist tomb was found to contain the remains of at least five individuals. Read to learn more.

Iron Age Ivory Elephant Tusk Found in Turkey Features Depiction of Sphinx

Nov 16, 2023

The ivory artifact is set to be displayed at the Boğazköy Museum when further scientific study on it is accomplished. Read to learn more.

Elephants Have Unique Names for Each Other, Suggesting Remarkable Vocal Individuality

Nov 16, 2023

Elephants may be the first non-human animals with individual names, using unique low-frequency "rumbles" for communication, aiding coordination over long distances. Check out more information in this article.

Bull Sea Lion Attacks, Kills Blue Shark in Surprising Video [Watch]

Nov 16, 2023

The prey becomes the predator when a bull sea lion attacks and kills a huge blue shark in California. Continue reading to know the full story.

Fatal Deformed Wing Virus Less Deadly in at Least One US Forest, Results in Milder Infections in Wild Honey Bee Population

Nov 16, 2023

Researchers discovered that the dangerous deformed wing virus may have evolved to be less fatal in at least one U.S. forest. Read the article to find out more.

Underwater Device ‘Smells’ Seawater, Detects Novel Molecules With Potential for Drug Manufacture

Nov 16, 2023

A proof-of-concept device “smells” seawater and can be used in the search for new medicines. Continue reading the article to find out more.

120-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Bird Tracks in Australia the Oldest Ever Discovered in Southern Polar Region

Nov 16, 2023

The oldest bird tracks in the Southern Hemisphere were discovered in Australia. Continue reading to learn more.

Microbial Metropolises Revealed in Mexico's Hidden Underwater Labyrinth Known for Preserving Maya Relics

Nov 16, 2023

Divers gathered 78 water samples in Mexico's Yucatán underwater aquifer, revealing unique microbial life distinct from the nearby sea, forming varied microbial "neighborhoods." Continue reading to learn more details.

Long Lost Language From 3,000 Years Ago Found by Archaeologists on Ancient Clay Tablets

Nov 15, 2023

Archaeologists are still working on translating the mysterious long lost language found on ancient clay tablets. Read to learn more.

Navigating the Icy Path: Essential Winter Health Considerations

Nov 15, 2023

Winter ushers in a distinctive set of health concerns, each with its own set of complexities. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the spectrum of health issues that come to the forefront during the winter season. Armed with insights from experts and practical strategies, you will be well-prepared to guard your well-being, from grappling with the biting cold of flu and respiratory ailments to the skin's tempestuous relationship with eczema and dermatitis.

The Science of Flower Aesthetics: How Genetics and Botany Shape Floral Beauty

Nov 15, 2023

The world of flowers is a tapestry of color, shape, and fragrance that has captivated humans for centuries. But have you ever wondered why certain flowers are so breathtakingly beautiful? The answer lies not in chance but in the intricate interplay of genetics and botany. In this article, we will embark on a fascinating journey to uncover the science behind the aesthetics of flowers, delving into how genetics and botany conspire to create the stunning diversity of floral beauty that graces our world.

Unveiling Mirror Magic: Can Animals Recognize Themselves? A Dive Into Self-Awareness Across Different Species

Nov 15, 2023

Since 1970, the quest to determine which animals can recognize themselves in mirrors has seen only a few species successfully pass the test. Find out which of the members of the animal kingdom passed the mirror test.

Ancient Skull Fragments Discovered in Ukraine Suggests Early Modern Humans in Europe Descended From the East

Nov 15, 2023

Genetic analysis of skull fragments from Ukraine reveals that early modern humans colonized Europe from the East. Find out more about it in this article.

5,000-Year-Old Turkana Stone Beads Provide Glimpse of Herder Life in East Africa; Mortuary Traditions Reflect Behavior to Environmental Changes

Nov 15, 2023

Researchers examined the stone beads found at the Turkana pillar sites and gained insights on the mortuary traditions of early herders. Learn more about it in this article.

Group of Otters Teases Alligator Swimming in a Lake in Florida [Watch]

Nov 15, 2023

A group of otters playfully teased an alligator swimming in a lake in Florida. Continue reading to know the full story and watch the otters and alligator encounter.