ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Fireworks' Impact on Birds: Study Urges Large Fireworks-Free Zones for Avian Well-being on New Year's Eve

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.12.2023 02:27 AM

Fireworks on New Year's Eve impact birds up to 10 km away that make them lose precious energy based on recent analysis. Continue reading to learn more.

Why the Long Face? Scientists Explain the Evolutionary Pattern Influencing Skull Development of Large Mammals

12.12.2023 01:53 AM

Horses and large mammals have long faces due to evolutionary advantages. Learn more about it through this article.

Up to 90-Feet High Tsunamis Hit New Zealand Once Every 580 Years, Study Reveals

12.11.2023 23:21 PM

The researchers made use of a novel synthetic earthquake assessment method for assessing tsunami risk in New Zealand. Read to learn more.

World's Rarest Alligator Born in Florida; What Are Leucistic Gators?

12.11.2023 20:48 PM

While the rare alligator has a white albino-like appearance, it is actually an ever rarer breed: a leucistic alligator. Read to learn more.

Catatumbo Lightning Explained: What Causes the Everlasting Storm in Venezuela?

12.11.2023 10:00 AM

A lake in Venezuela gets 250 lightning strikes per square kilometer every night for up to 300 days a year. Find out more about Catatumbo lightning in this article.

150-Million-Year-Old Gigantic Skull From 7-Foot Marine Reptile Sort of ‘Underwater T. rex’ Discovered in England

12.11.2023 07:30 AM

A giant skull from a marine reptile considered an apex predator would be featured in David Attenborough's documentary. Continue reading to learn more.

Himalayan Glaciers React to Global Warming, Blow Cold Winds Around Surfaces To Preserve Surrounding Ecosystems

12.11.2023 04:45 AM

A research team has discovered how Himalayan glaciers respond to global warming by blowing cold winds down their slopes. Learn more about it in this article.

Electric Vehicle Benefits and Considerations

12.11.2023 01:29 AM

The world is going green, and as it changes, electric cars are at the center of the transformation. Today, EVs have become popular and account for nearly 10% of the cars on our roads. So, whether you are planning to get your first electric car from a salvage bid auction or save up to buy a new one, here are five reasons why you should get an EV.

Newly Discovered Fault Line Puts Over a Million Americans at Tsunami Risk in Northeastern US and Canada

12.11.2023 01:12 AM

Scientists, uncertain of timing, warn of a potential damaging earthquake that may come from the hidden fault line, approximately 45 miles, in Canada. Continue reading for more details.

Could the End Be Near? Massive Locust Swarms Fill Mexican Skies, Making People Fear Biblical Warning

12.10.2023 22:36 PM

On December 5, millions of locusts swarmed over the skies of Mérida, the capital of the Yucatán state of Mexico. Local have likened the incident to the end times. Read to learn more.

What Holds the Great Wall of China Together? Ancient Workers Made Use Of 'Biocrusts' To Build the Iconic Marvel, Protect It From Erosion

12.10.2023 20:48 PM

During the construction of the Great Wall of China, ancient workers mixed organic materials that promote biocrust growth with rammed earth. Read to learn more.

Five Axes From 3,500 Years Ago Discovered in Poland Could Have Been Used For Cultic Purposes

12.10.2023 20:39 PM

A metal detectorist discovered five 3,500-year-old axes while exploring the area of Kociewie. Read to learn more.

Ancient Predator’s Last Meal: Tyrannosaurus Found To Have Eaten 2 Baby Dinosaurs Before Dying

12.10.2023 00:10 AM

Fossil findings show that a juvenile tyrannosaurus consumed two baby dinosaurs shortly before dying. Read to learn more.

75-Million-Year-Old Fossil of a Juvenile Tyrannosaur Revealed Its Last Meal Was Two Baby Dinosaurs, Shedding Light on How These Predators Lived

12.09.2023 02:13 AM

The stomach contents of a 75-million-year-old juvenile Gorgosaurus, a relative of the T. rex, unveil its last meal—small, bird-like species. Continue reading to learn more details.

Painted Wooden Saddle Discovered in an Ancient Tomb in Mongolia Represents Earliest Evidence of Modern Horse Riding

12.08.2023 23:40 PM

A rare wooden saddle discovered in Mongolia is the oldest of its kind. Continue reading the article to find out more.

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