Surprising Diversity of Darwin Wasps Found in Brazilian Rainforest Challenges Habitat Assumptions

Medicine & Technology Nov 09, 2023

Surveying "Darwin wasps" in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest reveals high diversity, especially in low to mid-altitude locations, emphasizing tropical forest conservation. Read the article to learn more.

10,000x Faster Than Humans: Scientists Train Novel AI System To Be Capable of Mapping Massive Icebergs With Incredible Speed

Nov 08, 2023

The novel AI system was able to accurately distinguish the outline of an iceberg in satellite images. Read to learn more.

Earthy Smell After Rain: What Is Petrichor and How Is It Produced?

Nov 08, 2023

When rain falls on dry soil, it produces an earthy scent called petrichor. Read the article to find out more about it.

600-Year-Old Metal Hand Prosthesis Unearthed in Germany, Provides Insight on Ancient Method of Handling Disability

Nov 08, 2023

Archeologists in Germany discovered the remains of a man with a metal prosthesis replacing four missing fingers. Learn more about it in this article.

Jurassic Exoplanets Might Be Easier To Spot Than Modern Earth, Mesozoic Era Provides Key in Finding Extraterrestrial Life

Nov 08, 2023

A new study suggests that the past history of the Earth could be a better indicator in the search for life on other planets. Find out more about it in this article.

Epaulette Shark Gives Birth in a Zoo Through Parthenogenesis; Is Asexual Reproduction Possible in Cartilaginous Fish?

Nov 08, 2023

A baby epaulette shark was born at Brookfield Zoo by a female who has never had contact with a male. Find out how this happened in this article.

Dog Nurses, Cuddles Abandoned Kittens; Expert Explains Cross-Species Adoption in Surprising Canine-Feline Relationship

Nov 08, 2023

A dog adopted the abandoned kittens that her owner took home. Continue reading to know the full story.

Air Pollution in Africa: New Report Calls For International Action, Tailored Solutions To Address the Global Problem

Nov 08, 2023

Despite the pressing air quality issue in Africa, only minimal efforts have been exerted to address the matter. Read to learn more.

Ovarian Tumor With Teeth? Oldest Known Teratoma Tumor Found in Ancient Egyptian Woman's Burial Remains

Nov 08, 2023

This ovarian tumor discovery is the fifth known archaeological case of ancient teratomas. Read to learn more.

Floating Desalination Plant Running on Waves Revolutionizes Sustainable Water Management

Nov 07, 2023

Water desalination usually requires a lot of heat and power, but a new system only needs wave energy. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Elephantnose Fish ‘Sees’ Its Surroundings in 3D Through Electrolocation, Generates Electric Field With a Little Fish Dance

Nov 07, 2023

A new study has revealed how elephantnose fish navigate its environment. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Autumn Leaves: Why Do They Change Color During Fall?

Nov 07, 2023

Why do leaves change color during fall and how do they know when to change? Read to find out.

Over 100 Confiscated Love Letters For French Sailors Finally Opened, Read After 265 Years

Nov 07, 2023

The letters were consfiscated by the Royal Navy of Britain during the Seven Years' War. Read to learn more.

Is Every Spider Web Unique? Exploring the Factors That Affect the Structure and Composition of Cobwebs

Nov 06, 2023

There are different types of spider webs, each unique to a distinct species of spiders. Read the article to learn how these structures are made.

Earth's Tipping Point: Physicists Reveal How Human Activity Could Push the Climate Beyond Recovery

Nov 06, 2023

Physicists examine human-induced climate chaos in the Anthropocene epoch, revealing the risk of reaching an irreparable climate state due to increased human activity. Read on to learn more.