Rare Skin Eating Beetle Recorded in Wales for the First Time; Discovery Baffles Scientists

Medicine & Technology Oct 12, 2023

Experts were surprised to find a skin-eating beetle in Wales. Continue reading to know why.

Hurricane Lidia Makes Landfall on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, Crashes Near Puerto Vallarta As Extremely Dangerous Category 4 Storm

Oct 12, 2023

Extremely dangerous Hurricane Lidia hit the Pacific Coast of Mexico and moved inlands as a powerful storm. Learn more about it in this article.

9-Million-Ton E-Waste From Disposable Vapes, Toys Worldwide Equates to 3 Brooklyn Bridges

Oct 12, 2023

Annual e-waste from disposable vapes and toys worldwide weighs millions of tons. Continue reading to learn more.

White Parthenon Sculptures From Ancient Greece Used To Have Intricate Patterns and Vibrant Colors, Study Reveals

Oct 11, 2023

While the Parthenon Sculptures were always thought to be white, a new study shows that vibrant colors could have covered it. Read to learn more.

AI Revolution and Its Environmental Impact: Experts Study the Sustainability of Machine Learning Technology

Oct 11, 2023

Scientists investigate the carbon footprint and energy consumption of artificial intelligence, both in terms of its physical infrastructure and its potential applications. Read the article to find out more.

Rat Taking a Shower: Watch Rodent Scrub Itself in the Sink; Experts Explain Bizarre Sighting

Oct 11, 2023

Experts said the animal taking a shower in the viral video may not actually be a rat. Continue reading to learn more about the rat showering meme.

Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss Threaten Flowering Plants With Extinction, Could Lose Half of Humanity’s Future Medicine

Oct 11, 2023

Scientists warn that almost half of the known flowering plants on the planet could be threatened by extinction. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Image of Horseshoe Crab Similar to Alien Floating Across Sea Floor Wins Gold in Wildlife Photography Contest

Oct 11, 2023

A horseshoe crab shot earned Laurent Ballesta the first prize in Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPY) 2023. Continue reading to learn more.

Crocodiles Mistake Low-Flying Helicopter for Thunderstorm, Triggering Mating Frenzy at Australian Farm

Oct 11, 2023

A low-flying helicopter mistakenly triggered a mating frenzy among saltwater crocodiles at an Australian farm during their courtship season. Continue reading to learn more about this story.

5,000-Year-Old Wine, More Unearthed in First Dynasty Egyptian Queen Meret-Neith’s Tomb

Oct 11, 2023

Archaeologists unearthed several grave goods and hundreds of jars of wine in Queen Meret-Neith's tomb in Egypt. Continue reading to learn more.

Water Shortage: Increased Demand Due to Population Growth, Frequent Extreme Weather Threaten Supply [Study]

Oct 11, 2023

Our water supply is at risk due to the increasing demand. Continue reading to learn how extreme weather affects water supply.

1°C Temperature Rise Puts Billions at Risk of Deadly Heat and Humidity Beyond Human Tolerance, Study Warns

Oct 11, 2023

Rising temperatures due to global warming may exceed human tolerance in certain regions, as highlighted in a recent study on climate's health impact. Continue reading for more details.

Gene Editing on Chickens Done To Identify, Alter DNA Parts To Hamper Bird Flu Spread

Oct 11, 2023

In the study, researchers were able to restrict the spread of bird flu among chickens by performing gene editing on a small section of their DNA. Read to learn more.

'Tomb of Cerberus' From 2,000 Years Ago Discovered in Italy Features Preserved Fresco of Greek Mythology Three-Headed Dog

Oct 10, 2023

Among the many frescos found in the tomb, the depiction of the three-headed Cerberus is the most notable. This eventually gave the burial chamber its name, "Tomb of Cerberus." Read to learn more.

Age of the Earth: How Old Is Our Planet and How Do Scientists Know?

Oct 10, 2023

Scientists propose the theory that the Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old. Read the article to find out how they arrived at this conclusion.