Isabella Beltran

Weakening Gulf Stream in Atlantic Ocean Could Spell Disaster for European Weather, US Coasts

02.26.2021 01:12 AM

A study suggests that the continuing weakening of the AMOC and the Gulf Stream could cause higher sea levels and heatwaves in the US and Europe.

Tyrant Juvenile T-Rex Shaped Dinosaur Diversity and Community Structures

02.25.2021 22:36 PM

Research shows that megatheropods or large bipedal carnivores during the Mesozoic era dominated their ecological community by competing with other smaller species, resulting in the lack of species diversity.

Using Air Fryers For Cooking Is Healthy. Here's What Science Says

02.25.2021 22:02 PM

Air fryers have risen in popularity over the last few years, with reports of 37% of US houses owning at least one air fryer.

How Viable is Lung Transplant for COVID-19 End-Stage Lung Disease?

02.25.2021 20:28 PM

After the first-ever case of an organ recipient contracting and dying of COVID-19 from a lung transplant was reported, researchers sought a meta-analysis that shows how viable lung transplants are for severe cases of COVID-19.

Evolutionary Theories of Dextrous Human Hands Debunked in 4-Million-year-Old Fossil [Study]

02.25.2021 00:39 AM

Research analyzing 4-million-year-old fossils of Ardipithecus ramidus debunks evolutionary theories of man that originated from quadrupedal species. Instead, it shows that man and chimpanzees' last common ancestor had an affinity for brachiation and was bipedal.

Can Your Oral Health Tell If You're At Risk for Heart Attacks? [Study]

02.24.2021 22:41 PM

Studies show that oral health and the presence of periodontal diseases can determine whether or not a person is at high risk of experiencing major cardiovascular events such as heart attacks and strokes.

Link Between Diabetes and COVID-19, Does it Exist? Experts Weigh In

02.24.2021 21:15 PM

Scientists are unsure whether COVID-19 is directly or indirectly attacking insulin-producing beta cells. However, numerous studies suggest that there is a link between diabetes and COVID-19.

Intrusive Thoughts Normal or Not? Why People Have It And How To Cope

02.24.2021 10:00 AM

Mental health experts say that intrusive thoughts are a natural part of how the human brain works. However, if the thoughts are causing anxiety and being anticipated, it may be time to speak with a professional.

Mount Etna Eruption 2021 Images, Video: Smoke and Lava Lights Up Sicilian Night Sky

02.24.2021 02:33 AM

The recent Mount Etna eruption spewed 1,500 meter fountains of lava for the fifth time since it first went active on February 16. Officials report no injuries or fatalities reported but caused the temporary shut down of Catania Airport.

10,000-Year-Old Dog Bone Reveals America's Oldest Domesticated Dog

02.24.2021 01:05 AM

Earlier believed to be bear remains, DNA evidence shows that PP-00128 is the oldest evidence of domesticated dogs dating back to the last Ice Age. Together with man, dogs made their way from Eurasia to the Americas.

Prototype COVID-19 Test for Smartphones Delivers Faster and Accurate Results

02.23.2021 22:44 PM

French researchers developed a nanobody COVID-19 test prototype that delivers accurate results in under 10 minutes that shows results via smartphones without the need for lengthy lab processing.

Freshwater Fish Feared Extinct: Here's How to Safeguard Its Population

02.23.2021 21:56 PM

According to experts, human activity like overfishing and the climate crisis is to blame for the rapid decline in freshwater fish populations worldwide.

Leaving Trees Where They Stand Considered Most Effective Way in Mitigating Climate Change

02.23.2021 07:30 AM

Experts say that it's more cost-effective and efficient to maintain trees where they stand rather than exhaust resources on tree-planting initiatives and other forms of carbon-capturing technologies.

Cheese Isn't As Bad As You Think It Is According to Science

02.23.2021 07:00 AM

Despite popular belief, cheese doesn't make you gain weight nor does it increases the risks of cardiovascular diseases. Numerous studies concur that cheese is neutral at worst, and at times, can even help gain lean muscle mass.

Coffee Lovers Beware: Too Much Caffeine Could Damage Your Health

02.23.2021 06:41 AM

Research shows that long-term heavy coffee drinking is associated with higher lipid levels in the blood. This, in turn, would increase a person's risk of developing cardiovascular diseases.

Mantis Shrimps Inspire Engineering Design of Self-Growing Roads

02.23.2021 06:22 AM

A team of engineers from the University of California has developed a polymer-based lattice structure inspired by the mantis shrimp's claws that could pave the way to self-growing roads in the future.

Bizarre Yellow Penguin Found on South Georgia Stuns Biologists

02.23.2021 06:18 AM

An unusual and rare yellowish-gold king penguin was photographed on the shores of South Georgia island that stunned biologists. Its color aberration leads biologists to debate whether it has lost all or only some of its melanin pigment.

Pollution Allegedly Cause Reduced Sunlight Brightness: What is Global Dimming?

02.22.2021 06:32 AM

A study reports that aerosols and anthropogenic pollution are the prime cause of the global dimming and brightening phenomenon.

Sheepshead Fish With Human-Like Teeth Is Real! Omnivore Eats 100 Various Species

02.22.2021 04:02 AM

An angler has caught a bizarre-looking fish with human-like teeth on the coasts of Florida. Despite their unique appearance, sheepshead fish play a vital role in maintaining the natural biodiversity and balance of ecology in the ocean.

Cold Desert Nights: Why It Gets Much Colder Than People Think?

02.22.2021 01:47 AM

Humidity and heat are two key players in explaining the drastic temperature changes in arid deserts across the globe.

WHO Supports Exercise Snacking to Reverse Pandemic Inactivity

02.21.2021 23:52 PM

Research shows that small bursts of moderate activities could increase cardiorespiratory endurance by up to 9%, which is crucial to battle COVID-19.

Phthalates: Plastic Chemicals Damaging Babies' Brains

02.21.2021 20:10 PM

A group of scientists and child development advocates from Project TENDR urge the state and the federal government to ban phthalates in consumer products because it damages children's brains and stalls child neuro-development.

Are Dogs Self-Aware? 32 Out of 54 Canines Detect Own Body As Obstacle [STUDY]

02.20.2021 22:06 PM

A study shows that dogs may have basic self-awareness and recognition of the consequences of their actions.

H5N8 Avian Flu Strain Detected First Bird to Human Transmission in Russia, Is It Lethal for Humans?

02.20.2021 20:50 PM

The first case of bird-to-human transmission of H5n8 avian flu strain has been detected in Russia and has already been reported to the World Health Organization.

Eating Disorder in the Time of COVID: How to Get Help

02.20.2021 19:10 PM

Due to the onslaught of the pandemic, food insecurity is at an all-time high because of record-breaking unemployment rates. Both the COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders have increased the risks of eating disorder triggers.

Why Kids have Milder Symptoms of COVID-19, Study Suggests Clues

02.18.2021 23:37 PM

Research shows that children's innate immune response is responsible for kids showing mild or no symptoms after being exposed to COVID-19.

Society Overhaul: UN Reports the Need to Change Society to Keep Nature Flourishing

02.18.2021 22:50 PM

UN report shows how society and governments need to change lifestyles in order to preserve nature and have equal footing with the destruction of the climate crisis.

Scientists Have Found a Way to Communicate While You Dream

02.18.2021 21:16 PM

Researchers established that two-way communication between observers and lucid dreamers is possible, although at a small rate.

Mutation: Why Some People Don't Feel Cold?

02.18.2021 04:30 AM

Research shows that specific muscle fiber protein is the reason why some people have a higher tolerance for colder temperatures than others, and it's all thanks to evolution.

Rare Metals Found in Toys and Food Packaging, Is it Due to Plastic Recycling?

02.18.2021 04:00 AM

Research shows that everyday consumer products such as children's toys, cosmetics containers, and food packaging are increasingly becoming contaminated with rare Earth metals.