Rare Fossils From Extinct Jurassic Herbivore Discovered in Lake Powell, Receding Water Levels Expose New Layers of Rocks

Medicine & Technology Oct 14, 2023

The receding waters of Lake Powell revealed some extremely rare fossils from the Jurassic period. Continue reading the article to find out more.

'Alien-Like' Parasitic Wasp Discovered in the Amazon, Sucks Blood From Its Host Before Eating It From the Inside Out

Oct 14, 2023

A terrifying new species of parasitic wasp was discovered by scientists while surveying the Amazon Rainforest. Learn more about it in this article.

Honey Bees Show Altruism and Genetic Influence in Worker Behavior, Study Reveals

Oct 13, 2023

Penn State study discovers honey bees exhibit rare altruism with genetic influences on worker behavior. Read the article for more details.

Weathering of Ancient Rocks Releases CO2 Into the Atmosphere, Contributes As Much Emission As the World’s Volcanoes

Oct 13, 2023

Scientists discovered that natural rock weathering released as much carbon dioxide as the world’s volcanoes. Find out more about it in this article.

Canaanite Beliefs Revealed Through Archaeology

Oct 13, 2023

Picture yourself standing amidst the remains of a temple encompassed by artifacts and inscriptions left behind by a civilization. As you gently wipe away the dust from a clay tablet, symbols unveil myths and rituals that were practiced, over three millennia ago.

Morpho Butterfly Inspires Technology for Nanostructured Light Diffuser, Helps Improve Performance of Lighting Displays

Oct 13, 2023

A team of researchers developed a nanostructured light diffuser with balanced lighting inspired from morpho butterfly. Learn more about it in this article.

Ancient Humans Exploited Cave Lion Pelt 190,000 Years Ago; Hunted, Butchered Large Predator [Study]

Oct 13, 2023

Ancient humans were not afraid to go face-to-face with big cats thousands of years ago. Continue reading to learn more about how they exploited a cave lion pelt.

Presumed Human Remains and More Debris Recovered From Follow-Up Recovery Operation of Imploded Titan Submersible

Oct 13, 2023

The U.S. Coast Guard has recovered remaining debris, including presumed human remains from Titan submersible wreckage. Read the article to find out more.

Endangered Again? Florida Manatees Were Downlisted to 'Threatened Species' But Scientists Set To Review Potential Reclassification

Oct 13, 2023

Manatees used to be considered endangered species but were downlisted to "threatened species" in 2017. Read to learn more.

Insect Pollinator Loss Could Place Cocoa, Coffee, Mango, Other Tropical Crops at Risk, Study Finds

Oct 13, 2023

The study looked into how climate change and land use interplay with each other to affect pollinator diversity. Read to learn more.

World War II Catapult Designed To Deploy Bomber Planes Found in England

Oct 12, 2023

While the World War II catapult prototype was initially built to launch bomber planes, it was never used before. Read to learn more.

Newly Identified Titanosaur 'Forgotten Lord of the Oasis' From 75 Million Years Ago Could Fill Gaps In Dinosaur History

Oct 12, 2023

The dinosaur fossils were found in the Egyptian desert almost 50 years ago, but these remained forgotten until a research team revisited them. Read to learn more.

Numbers of Animals on Earth: How Many Species Have Ever Existed?

Oct 12, 2023

Scientists estimate that there have been approximately 4.5x10^27 animals ever on Earth. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Sounds of Earth’s Crust: Acoustic Patterns Beneath Our Feet Are Fingerprints of Rock Stability

Oct 12, 2023

MIT scientists discovered the sounds of the Earth’s crust, which provide information about the depth and strength of rocks. Learn more about it in this article.

Female Frogs Pretend To Be Dead To Avoid Unwanted Sexual Advances, Study Reveals

Oct 12, 2023

Female European common frogs appear to fake their own death to avoid mating with unwanted males. Find out more about it in this article.