ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Proof of Time Travel: 5 Photos That Seemingly Support the Possibility of the Hypothetical Activity

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 01.04.2024 10:00 AM

Some photos seemingly support the possibility of time travel. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Ajaj1818) Proof of Time Travel: 5 Photos That Seemingly Support The Possibility of the Hypothetical Activity Time travel is a much-talked-about concept but is challenging to prove.

200-Foot Figure of Naked Man With Erect Phallus, Nipples Carved Into a Hillside Revealed As Hercules [Study]

01.04.2024 08:30 AM

Researchers believed that the naked Cerne giant carved into an English hillside represents the classical hero Hercules. Continue reading to learn the details.

Large Carnivorous Predator Worms From 518 Million Years Ago Found in North Greenland

01.04.2024 05:15 AM

Scientists have discovered a new animal predator fossil group in North Greenland. Read to learn more.

Jellyfish Have Stem-Like Proliferative Cells That Help Regenerate Amputated Tentacles in 2 Days

01.04.2024 02:45 AM

Jellyfish can regenerate their amputated tentacles in a matter of days thanks to their stem-like proliferative cells that help form blastema. Continue reading to learn more.

Lost Landmass With Inland Water Discovered in Northwestern Australia; Ancient Colony Was Once Home to 500,000 People

01.04.2024 02:00 AM

Scientists discovered a massive colony off the coast of Australia which was once home to half a million people. Find out more about it in this article.

‘The Piltdown Man' Reconstruction Suggests That This Fake Human Evolution Missing Link Could Have Been Female

01.03.2024 23:15 PM

The Piltdown Man may actually be a woman. Read to learn more. The Piltdown Man was one of the 20th century's greatest scientific hoaxes. But now, a recent reconstruction shows that The Piltdown Man, which was believed to be the human evolution missing link, may have actually been a woman.

Odd Golden Orb Found 3,300 Meters Deep Into the Ocean Puzzles Scientists

01.03.2024 21:04 PM

The odd golden orb with a hole on one side could be an egg of a mysterious species. Read to learn more.

Wolf Eel Bite Poisonous, Fatal? Here’s Everything to Know

01.03.2024 10:26 AM

Wolf eel bite is not poisonous because it is not a venomous species. Continue reading to learn if it's fatal.

22-Million Fossil From Long-Lost Mangrove Forest Unearthed; Volcanic Eruption Wiped It From the Planet

01.03.2024 09:47 AM

Scientists discovered fossilized remains of the long-lost forest that once thrived on an island in the Panama Canal. Continue reading to learn more.

Nashtifan Asbad: World’s Oldest Working Windmills That Still Function After More Than 1,000 Years

01.03.2024 09:25 AM

In a small village in Iran, some of the oldest windmills in the world still spin after over 1,000 years. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Matabele Ants Give Life-Saving Treatment to Injured Companions, Treat Infected Wounds With Self-Produced Antibiotics

01.03.2024 06:50 AM

When Matabele ants get injured in fights, their comrades recognize the wounds and initiate antibiotic treatment. Continue reading the article to find out more.

1,500-year-old Lavish Gold Ornaments Found in Kazakhstan That Depict 'Khagan' Ruler

01.02.2024 23:02 PM

The two gold ornaments depict an ancient khagan ruler sitting on a throne and being served food by servants. Read to learn more.

Out of Africa Theory: Hypothesis About Origin, Dispersal of Modern Humans Confirmed?

01.02.2024 09:00 AM

The Out of Africa theory suggests that humans originated from Africa before they moved to Europe and Asia, and one study seemingly supports it. Continue reading to learn more.

70-Million-Year-Old Herbivorous Dinosaur Discovered in Canada Fills Gap in the Fossil Record of Leptoceratopsid Family

01.02.2024 04:40 AM

A previously unknown species of dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous epoch was discovered in Alberta, Canada. Read the article to find out more.

Complex Livestock and Farming Activities Practiced by Early Neolithic High Mountain Settlers, Study Reveals

01.02.2024 03:40 AM

Researchers identified livestock management strategies which revealed the complex farming activities of early Neolithic highland settlers. Continue reading the article to find out more.

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