Margaret Davis

Well-Preserved, Rare 13th-Century Ship Discovered 5 Feet Beneath the Streets of Tallinn During Construction Work

04.21.2022 05:52 AM

Archaeologists believe that this well-preserved ship is a 13-century Hanseatic cog, a rare workhorse of the ancient trading network Hanseatic League. Read on to find out more.

Dolphin Stabbed in the Eye and in Begging Position Dies From a Painful, Slow Death Due to Injury

04.21.2022 03:38 AM

Wildlife officials are investigating the mysterious death of a bottlenose dolphin that was recovered with a stab wound on its head. Read on to learn the details.

7-Foot Crocodile Causes Changes in Flight Operations as It Uses Runway For Sunbathing and Refuses to Budge

04.21.2022 01:10 AM

Conchita the crocodile is seen on the runway at Naval Air State Key West basking under the sun. Find out how sunbathing is important for these reptiles.

Nanoparticles Mothers Inhaled During Pregnancy Can Cross the Placenta That Protects the Fetus

04.20.2022 07:36 AM

Nanoparticles inhaled by mothers can travel from the lungs to the placenta which protects the fetus. Find out how these particles could affect births.

NASA's Quest for Fire: 1,500 Flames Ignited on the ISS in Five Years to Study How It Behaves in Microgravity

04.20.2022 05:41 AM

Understanding how fire behaves in microgravity is important for the safety of future astronauts and for learning how to control it on Earth. Read on to learn what fire experiments were conducted in the past five years on the ISS.

Electric Eye Designed for Microrobots Could Someday Give Artificial Vision to Colorblind and Blind People, Scientists Claim

04.20.2022 05:14 AM

Check out this tiny camera researchers are developing that could operate as an electric eye for microrobots and could someday bring an artificial vision to the blind or perception to the colorblind.

Lack of Sunlight is Making Ukranian Children Sick From Hiding Underground in Mariupol as Russia Allegedly Uses Bunker Buster Bombs

04.20.2022 01:56 AM

Children of families who are hiding underground in the city of Mariupol are suffering from vitamin D deficiency due to a lack of sunlight as Russian forces use bunker-buster bombs. Read on to learn the details.

Alligator Stalks, Swiftly Snaps Unsuspecting Snake Swimming in Texas Canal

04.19.2022 23:22 PM

Check out how an alligator stalked and swiftly snapped a swimming snake in Texas. Read more to know the foraging habits of this reptile.

Vaccine Efficacy Can Be Increased to More Than 25% Using Left-Handed Chiral Gold Nanoparticles, Study Claims

04.19.2022 06:37 AM

An international team of researchers showed how gold nanoparticles can drastically enhance the production of antibodies to increase vaccine efficacy. Read on to learn further details.

Evolution of Carnivorous Plants: Here's How These Leafy Organisms Became Meat Lovers

04.19.2022 06:00 AM

Carnivorous plants are fascinating because of their unusual diet from most plants. Check out the evolution of their predatory ways in this article.

Explainable AI Accurately Labels X-Ray Images of Five Chest Pathologies Equivalent to Seven Human Experts

04.19.2022 05:06 AM

Medical AI successfully labels large datasets of chest X-ray images, according to researchers. Read on to learn the details.

New Twisted-Clawed Millipede Named After Singer Taylor Swift

04.19.2022 03:07 AM

American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift has earned a new title after a new millipede species is named after her. Read on to learn further details.

11-Foot, 500-Pound Pregnant Hammerhead Shark Found Dead on Florida Beach Likely Due to Fishermen's Recreational Activity

04.18.2022 22:35 PM

An impressive 11-foot hammerhead shark washed up on a Florida shore earlier this month. Read on to know what happened and why it was a rare event.

Romantic Relationship With Robots: How Does AI Influence Human-Robot Interactions?

04.18.2022 03:37 AM

Robots nowadays are designed to live with humans and some have developed some kind of relationship. Read on to find out how AI plays a part in humans' interactions with robots.

Massive 10-Foot Alligator Walks in a Neighborhood in Florida on Easter Sunday as Mating Season Begins [Watch]

04.18.2022 03:06 AM

Authorities warn the public to stay away from alligators as the mating season begins. Read on to find more details about the 10-foot alligator spotted walking in Venice City, Florida.

Cardiovascular Treatment: COVID-19 Vaccine mRNA Technology Could Regenerate Heart Muscles After Cardiac Attack, Study Says

04.17.2022 22:44 PM

Scientists found the world's first cure for heart attacks using the same technology used in COVID-19 vaccines. Read on to learn further details.

Regular Voluntary Blood Donation Reduces Forever Chemicals Linked to Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer, Study Claims

04.16.2022 02:36 AM

Regular blood donation could help lengthen one's lifespan. Read this article to learn what the new study found out.

Stranded Dolphin Dies After Texas Beachgoers Harassed and Ride the Sick Mammal Before Rescuers Arrive

04.16.2022 00:07 AM

A living dolphin in Texas that got stranded died due to stress after beachgoers harassed it. Read the article for further details.

75-Ft Terrifying 'Glory Hole from Hell' Opens Up Again in a Lake in America: What Is It?

04.15.2022 23:06 PM

A "glory hole from hell" vortex in Lake Berryessa has opened up again. Read this article to know what is it and why it's there.

Healthy Eating for Seniors: 7 Foods and Drinks That Older Adults Should Avoid

04.15.2022 08:13 AM

As people get older, their digestive system can no longer process certain foods. Find out which foods should older adults avoid.

Blue-Eyed People Share One Ancestor That Developed the Mutation 6,000 to 10,000 Years Ago

04.15.2022 06:07 AM

Blue eyes may be the second most common eye color, but scientists say that they all come from a single ancestor that developed a mutation. Read the article to find out more.

7 Most Advanced Humanoid Robots in the World: Find Out How Robotics is Changing the World

04.15.2022 03:32 AM

The most intriguing robots are those that closely resemble humans. Check out these top 10 most advanced humanoid robotics in existence today.

Blind Bear and More Animals Rescued From Traffickers But in Dire Condition While Locked Inside the World's Saddest Zoo

04.15.2022 02:47 AM

Salvation park in Armenia is home to dozens of animals rescued from traffickers and hunters. But read more to know why it's dubbed the "world's saddest zoo."

Are Biodegradable Plastics Better for the Environment? Why It Should Not Be Mixed With the Compost?

04.15.2022 02:44 AM

Biodegradable plastics are designed to decompose naturally, but are they better for the environment? Read more to find the answer.

How Dangerous is Holding in A Fart? Experts Explain the Possible Consequences of Taking a Pass in Passing Gas

04.14.2022 06:00 AM

Although there are moments when passing gas is inappropriate, holding in a fart could be harmful. Read the article to know why.

Is Eating 2 Bananas a Day Bad for You?

04.14.2022 04:00 AM

Bananas are rich in potassium, fiber, and vitamins that can be good for a person's health. Find out how eating two bananas a day could affect the body.

Tiktok Brain Explained: Endless Dopamine Rush From Short Videos Get Kids Hooked

04.14.2022 03:00 AM

Young viewers are getting hooked on viewing short videos on Tiktok that experts compare to making kids live in a candy store. Find out what experts say about this.

How to Lower Blood Pressure: 6 Lifestyle Changes to Effectively Avoid Hypertension Naturally

04.14.2022 00:30 AM

Lifestyle plays an important role in maintaining a healthy blood pressure level. Read some tips to prevent high blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart disease.

Largest Earthquake in History Caused Enormous Tsunami and Moved Massive Boulders from Chile to New Zealand

04.13.2022 23:13 PM

The largest earthquake in history triggered a tsunami that reached 5,000 miles across the other side of the planet. Read the article to learn the details.

Lab-Grown Caviar Will Make Luxurious Delicacy Affordable to the Masses But There's a Catch

04.13.2022 07:01 AM

Caviar Biotec claims cell-grown caviar variety is more ethical and a lot cheaper. Read the article to know how the company was able to grow the fish eggs in the lab in just a matter of days.