5,000-Year-old Burial Mounds of the World's Earliest Horseback Riders Found in Asia and Europe

Medicine & Technology Mar 06, 2023

A new skeleton examination of burial mounds from Europe and Asia suggests that the world's first horseback riders raced over the steppe around 5,000 years ago. Read the article to learn more.

First-ever Successful Birth of 'Dancing Lemur' in Europe Considered a Win for Conservationists Trying To Breed the Critically Endangered Species

Feb 10, 2023

Conservationists successfully breed the unusual and extremely rare Coquerel's sifaka, also known as the dancing lemur. Read the article to learn more details.

Planting More Trees in Urban Areas Could Decrease Deaths Linked to Heatwaves During Summer, Study Reveals

Feb 02, 2023

A Lancet study found that increasing the number of trees in European cities by up to 30% can lower temperatures in urban areas and prevent deaths due to heatwaves. Read the article to learn more.

Europe, Polar Region Suffer Worst Global Warming in 2022

Jan 11, 2023

New data from Copernicus revealed that Europe and the polar regions were the areas hit the hardest by global warming last year. Read on to know the details.

Asian Hornet Invasion in Europe Traced Back to a Single Queen Bee Introduced to France in 2004, Study Reveals

Dec 26, 2022

The Asian hornet invasion in Europe was first recorded in 2021 in Ireland. Now, scientists traced back its native range and found it descended from a single queen in 2004. Read the article to know the full story.

Oldest Jawbone Fossil Found in Europe: Modern Humans Reportedly Settled First in Spain [Study]

Dec 07, 2022

As the ancient jawbone matched a certain sort of current humans in Europe, continue reading to see if the study team discovered a new human species.

Portugese Man May Have Unearthed Europe's Largest Dinosaur in His Backyard

Aug 28, 2022

A recent excavation in a Portugal city uncovered fossilized bones of a large dinosaur present in Europe. To know more about it, continue reading this post.

Why Are Killer Whales Attacking Boats? Orcas Attacking Sailboats on European Coasts

Aug 22, 2022

Sightings of killer whales in the Atlantic waters were virtually unheard of before 2020, but now they are attacking sailboats on European coasts. Find out what scientists think of this increasingly disturbing behavior of orcas.

Europe's Last Panda Species Discovered in Bulgaria Didn't Only Eat Bamboo

Aug 01, 2022

Unearthed species in Bulgaria is believed to be Europe's last panda. Continues reading to know more about the new discovery and learn why it doesn't only eat bamboo.

Human Fossil Discovery: Oldest Hominid Remnant Found in Europe Named After Famous Rock Band Pink Floyd

Jul 29, 2022

The discovered human fossil in Europe is considered the oldest hominid remnant found in the country. Read to know why, and how it is named after Pink Floyd.

Europe Experiencing New Surge of COVID-19, ECDC Says; Does Current Vaccine Still Guarantee Protection?

Jul 19, 2022

There is no assurance that the present vaccine will be as effective against new strains of COVID in Europe. Continue reading to know what ECDC said about the COVID-19 cases.

330 Monkeypox Cases Confirmed in France, Almost 70% Are From Île-de-France

Jun 26, 2022

The number of monkeypox cases worldwide is continuously rising, especially in Europe where France recently confirmed 330 cases and most were from Île-de-France. Continue reading for full details.

Parents Who Have Three or More Kids Might Incur Cognitive Decline Later in Life, Here's Why

Jun 20, 2022

Experts found possible causes that could trigger a late-life cognitive decline in parents who have more than two kids. Read more about these factors and how they hurt the minds of parents as they age.

New Monkeypox Cases in Chicago Traced to International Mr. Leather Subculture Event

Jun 16, 2022

The International Mr. Leather subculture event is popular among queer members and five new monkeypox cases were linked to it. Read the article to learn more about this story.

Black Death Disputes End After 675 Years After Researchers Discover the Origin of the Bubonic Plague That Kills Millions of People

Jun 15, 2022

Researchers have ended almost 700 years of mystery after discovering the origins of the Black Death for the first time. Read on to learn where the bubonic plague that killed hundreds of people started.