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Monitor Lizard Lost In 1800s Shipwreck Found Again In Papua New Guinea

05.04.2017 19:25 PM

A lost species of Monitor Lizard was found in Papua New Guinea. A lost monitor lizard was rediscovered on an island in Papua New Guinea by a zoologist from Finland.

Large Iceberg Rift From Antartica Spreads On The Sea, Heading In The Direction of Ice Front

05.04.2017 19:24 PM

A new branch was discovered from the Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antartica and it is now heading the direction of the ice front.

Walrus, Caribou Might Be Extint In Canadian Arctic

05.04.2017 19:23 PM

Antlantic walrus and eastern migratory caribou in the Canada's artic might face extinction soon, according to experts.

Oklahoma Largest Earthquake May Be Attributed To Wastewater Injection Rates

05.04.2017 19:15 PM

The changing injection rates of wastewater may be one of the reasons on the major earthquake event at Pawnee, Oklahoma.

Corals Observed To Adapt To Warm Ocean Waters

05.03.2017 18:40 PM

The Wildlife Conservation Society has observed that corals are now adapting to the warm ocean waters.

Apple's Newly Released Ad Focuses On iPhone 7 Plus Portrait Mode

05.03.2017 03:39 AM

In Apple's new commercial, the feature of Portrait Mode in iPhone 7 Plus was highlighted. As their usual way to sell their smartphone to the market, American multinational tech company Apple has released a new commercial last Monday and it highlights the features of the iPhone 7 Plus Portrait Mode.

Britain's Environment In Far-Flung Areas At Risk Because Of Brexit Distraction, Budget Cuts

05.03.2017 03:28 AM

The far-flung environmental areas of Britain are at risk because of Brexit distraction and budget cuts

'Organic' Milk From Major Dairy Farm May Somehow Be 'Inorganic'

05.03.2017 03:25 AM

A Washington Post article has revealed that a major dairy farm may not be true to their words when they label their milk as "organic".

Five New Truffle Species Discovered By New Hampshire Scientists

05.03.2017 03:12 AM

Scientists from the University of New Hampshire discovered five new truffle species. Scientists from the University of New Hampshire have discovered five new truffles.

Coral Reefs In Saudi Arabia's Coast Discovered To Be Rich: Could Be One of the Country's Treasure

05.03.2017 01:42 AM

Researchers have concluded that coral reefs in Saudia Arabia are rich in fish, biodiversity, and biomass.

Drugged Drivers Are More Killed Than Drunken Drivers, Report Says

05.02.2017 09:06 AM

A new report shows that people whoa are under the influence of drugs are more killed than drivers under the influence of drugs.

Archaeological Sites At Risk To Have Public Database

05.02.2017 08:17 AM

The Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa aims to raise awareness around the globe and increase interest on archaeological sites enthusiasts and researchers by putting up a public online database.

Chip To Extend Battery Life on Devices Currently Being Developed

05.02.2017 01:35 AM

A chip is currently being developed to extend batteries' life in devices. A chip that could extend the battery life of lower power electronics like smartphones in order to work more efficiently.

Glow Sticks Developed By Scientists For Cancer Diagnosis

05.02.2017 01:29 AM

Glow sticks are now developed by scientists at Tel Aviv University in detecting cancer cells Glow sticks, also known as light sticks, are known to use when the electricity is out or when one is going to a concert.

Cannabis Oil Is Distributed By Georgia Lawmaker In Tricky Ways

05.02.2017 01:20 AM

Rep. Allen Peake of Georgia is running an underground medical marijuana operation for a good cause. A conservative Christian lawmaker in central Georgia has instilled in his mind that his mission is to help the people who are in need of the medical healthcare they need and it includes distributing cannabis oil.

Bacterium That Causes Bubonic Plague Still Found Everywhere

05.01.2017 13:16 PM

Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes bubonic plague, was found in the ameba. This is deemed as a serious discovery as it could repeat the history.

Virginia to Start Mosquito Season On May 1; Experts Give Tips On Eliminating The Insect

05.01.2017 13:10 PM

The mosquito season in Virgina starts today, May 1. Check out the tips to prevent having mosquito bites and diseases.

Bears Discover Using Chemicals On Their Paws For Long Distance Communication

05.01.2017 12:56 PM

Researchers found out that brown bears in Poland use chemicals they secrete on their paws as a way of communication.

Trump Lifts Ban On Arctic Drilling For 'Billions of Dollars' & Creating Jobs

05.01.2017 07:02 AM

US President Donald Trump lifts the ban on drilling oil and gas in Artic and Atlantic areas for job creations and profit.

Ukraine Uses Nuclear Power Despite Having History Of Chernobyl Disaster

05.01.2017 04:19 AM

Ukraine now uses nuclear power for their citizens despite having a bitter history with it. Despite suffering from the fatal nuclear accident 31 years ago at Chernobyl, Ukraine is still using atomic power in order to give electricity to all homes and establishments in the country.

Sun's Eruptions May Have The Same Trigger, Recent Study Suggests

04.28.2017 01:30 AM

Peter Wyper of Durham University, UK suggests in his recent study that all small- and large-scale eruptions from the Sun may have the same trigger.

Body Clock Could Be Maintained By Synchronized Voltage Rhythms, Japanese Researchers Suggest

04.28.2017 01:04 AM

Japanese researchers found out in their study that a synchronized voltage rhythms are beneficial for the body to have a proper body clock.

ADAR1's New Function Discovered By Scientists: Protein Could Protect Stressed Cells From Death

04.28.2017 00:59 AM

Kazuko Nishikura of Winstar Institute and her team concluded in their study that the ADAR1's form ADAR1p110 protects other cells from stressors like ultraviolet radiation.

Megafaunal Extinction During Ice Age Caused By Too Much Moisture, Study Suggests

04.28.2017 00:45 AM

Megafaunal animals like mammoths and saber-toothed cats may have been extinct because of receiving too much moisture as a result of climate change, a new study suggests.

Osteoarthritis Could Be Prevented By Removing Old Cells

04.28.2017 00:10 AM

By removing the old accumulated cells on articular joints, osteoarthritis could be removed or prevented, according to a latest research study.

How This Enzyme Prevents Lung Diseases From Irritant Produced By Bugs

04.27.2017 04:18 AM

Latest research by UC San Fransico discovered the use of an enzyme that has been secreted by lungs. It is meant to destroy the chitin produced by bugs and molds.

How To Approach Hepatitis C-diagnosed People With Substance Abuse

04.27.2017 04:16 AM

In an editorial, a doctor in University of Buffalo has said that people with Hepatitis C and substance use disorder are having a hard accessing to proper healthcare.

Mars' 400-million-year Lull Discovered By Researchers

04.27.2017 04:04 AM

Scientists from Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and the University of Arizon has discovered Mars' millions-year-old lull in large impacts in the Martian history.

Alchohol-induced Liver Damage Could Be Treated With Enzyme Treatment, Study Shows

04.27.2017 03:54 AM

A study shows that an intestinal enzyme might be the solution to prevent or reduce the alcohol-induced liver damange after it was experimented in mouse models.

Lake Erie Should Be Declared Impaired Due To Toxic Algae: Lawsuit Against US EPA Says

04.27.2017 02:21 AM

Environmental groups in Ohio and Michigan sued the US Environmental Protection Agency last Tuesday because allegations of mistreating the Lake Erie. They are also urging EPA to declare it as impared.