Mycena Fungi Evolved To Infect Living Hosts, Show Potential As Plant Root Invaders

Medicine & Technology Oct 27, 2023

Mycena fungi, known for surviving by consuming dead trees and plants, were found to invade healthy hosts. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Wild Chimpanzees Could Also Experience Menopause, Hormonal Changes Like Humans, Evidence Reveals

Oct 27, 2023

These wild chimpanzees were observed to live several years after reaching menopause. Read to learn more.

Around 400 Roman Forts Discovered in Middle East Through Cold War Declassified Satellite Shots; Findings Suggest Peaceful Trade, Travel

Oct 27, 2023

The Roman forts were discovered when researchers analyzed declassified images shot by Cold War spy satellites. Read to learn more.

500-Million-Year-Old Crustacean Trace Fossil Reveals Life Forms in Tidal Settings, Shows Ancient Animal Behavior Before Settling on Land

Oct 26, 2023

A new type of crustacean trace fossil from Texas shows animals trapped in a tidal pool before they first emerged onto land. Read the article to find out more.

Male Echidna 4 Heads: Why Only 2 of Spiny Anteaters' 4-Headed Penis Function During Erection?

Oct 26, 2023

Male echidnas have a four-headed penis, but only two works during erection, and this initially left researchers baffled. Continue reading to learn more.

Unearthed Fossils Reveal Ancient Marine Life and Climate Clues from 500 Million Years Ago

Oct 26, 2023

University of Leicester scientist uncovers unique fossils resembling modern algae from 500 million years ago, offering insights into ancient ocean life and climate. Read the article for more details.

New Bacteria Caused Mysterious Death of Wild Elephants in Zimbabwe in 2020 [Study]

Oct 26, 2023

Scientists discovered a new type of bacteria that is reportedly the cause of the mysterious deaths of elephants in Zimbabwe three years ago.

36,500-Year-Old Human Genomes From Crimea Suggest Early Periods of Migration, Shed Light on First European Settlers

Oct 26, 2023

A study suggests that human populations related to present-day Europeans first appeared in the continent after a cold period of severe climatic disruption. Learn more about it in this article.

More Than 200 Global Health Journals Unite to Declare Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss as Indivisible Health Crisis

Oct 26, 2023

Over 200 global health journals emphasize the interconnectedness of climate change and biodiversity loss, urging the WHO to declare a global health emergency. Read the article for more details.

Desert-Dwelling Bacteria Used in Oxygen-Producing Biocoating Could Be Key to Making Mars Habitable

Oct 26, 2023

Scientists just came up with a wild idea for making oxygen in Mars using paint that contains live cyanobacteria. Learn more about it in this article.

Elaborately Decorated Roman Sandal From 2,000 Years Ago Found in Spain

Oct 26, 2023

This Roman sandal is the only one found to be covered with intricate decorations. Read to learn more.

Deep-sea Pacific Footballfish Washes Up on California Coast; What Exactly Is This Species?

Oct 26, 2023

This marks the second time that a Pacific football fish washed up in Moro Beach in Crystal Cove State Park. Read to learn more.

Beneath the Surface: Navigating the UK's Water Pollution Quagmire

Oct 25, 2023

Recently, it probably won't have escaped anyone's notice that the UK has been prominently featured in news reports due to its escalating issues with polluted water sources, encompassing seas, rivers, waterways and freshwater habitats.

Eels Bermuda Triangle: Why Do American, European Anguilla Migrate to Sargasso Sea?

Oct 27, 2023

American and European eels travel to the Sargasso Sea to spawn. Continue reading to learn more.

Layered Lake Reveals Origin of Oxygen in the Atmosphere, Suggests Role of Cyanobacteria in Earth’s Early History

Oct 25, 2023

Geochemists study Deming Lake to understand the buildup of oxygen in the atmosphere 2.4 billion years ago. Find out more about it in this article.