Biggest Mammal Migration in the World is in Danger

Medicine & Technology Dec 08, 2020

Approximated '10 million straw-colored fruit bats fill the air.' The massive colony, the largest mammal migration in the world, is made up of the second-largest fruit bats in Africa.

‘Maskne’: How it Occurs and What to Do to Prevent It

Dec 08, 2020

Maskne is a "dermatological condition - a portmanteau of 'mask' and 'acne,'" affecting people regardless of age and skin type.

Pandas Like Poop Rolling and Scientists Say They Know Why

Dec 08, 2020

Scientists say, there is an explanation for the so-called "dung baths." As indicated in the research, horse poop has compounds that may help the animals in dealing with cold temperatures.

Australia to Use Drones for a Major Koala Count

Dec 07, 2020

The Australian government is allotting US$1.5 million to finance an audit or major counting of koalas.

Cyberattack Could Trick Scientists Into Producing Dangerous Toxins or Viruses

Dec 07, 2020

SciTech Daily recently reported the discovery of an "end-to-end cyber-biological attack" in which unaware biologists may be deceived into producing hazardous toxins in their laboratories.

Seven Years of Pest Control Allowed Native Birds to Thrive

Dec 07, 2020

A new meta-analysis of New Zealand mainland ecosanctuaries recently found that about seven years of pest control is required before factors began to swing in favor of endemic birds.

Here’s What a New Offshore Wind Turbine Can Do

Dec 07, 2020

The world's largest wind turbine can power a house in seven seconds with enough electricity to last for two days.

13th Century People Make Blankets From Turkey Feathers

Dec 07, 2020

Scientists discover a blanket made from over 11,000 turkey feathers woven into nearly "200 yards of yucca fiber."

Scientists Find a Small Group of Alaskan Islands Might Be Part of an Interconnected Giant Volcano

Dec 06, 2020

Scientists recently said a small group of volcanic islands in the Aleutian chain of Alaska might be part of a single, undiscovered giant volcano.

Lack of Sleep Possibly an AI Issue, Study Finds

Dec 06, 2020

A new study is being conducted in Los Alamos National Laboratory to learn more about systems operating, much like the neurons found in the living brains.

Can Technology Help People with Dyslexia?

Dec 06, 2020

According to Interesting Engineering, machine learning is a potent tool in helping people with dyslexia.

Scientists Uncover Approach That Could Reverse Age-Related Vision Loss

Dec 05, 2020

Scientists recently made some impressive developments in the field of age-related diseases.

After a Century, Blue Whales Return to South Georgia Island

Dec 04, 2020

Endangered blue whales, considered the largest animal known to have existed, have gone back to South Georgian Island after a century.

Your Nose Could Help You Get Fitter, Study in Mice Finds

Dec 04, 2020

A recent study in mice proposes a connection between exercise and the expression of genes related to scent perception.

Scientists Predict Optimal Levels of Stress in Animals

Dec 03, 2020

Scientists have recently developed an evolutionary framework to forecast how animals respond to a stressful situation or condition.