Hawaiian Pond Transforms Into Striking Pink Hue, Alarming Locals Amid Drought-Induced Salinity Spike

Medicine & Technology Nov 15, 2023

Kealia Pond in Hawaii turns pink amid severe drought, prompting scientists to study climate crisis impact. Check out why this body of water turned into a remarkably vivid pink hue.

Genetically Engineered 'Pinkglow' Pink Pineapples Are Hitting the Market; What Makes Them Pink?

Sep 05, 2023

Because of Del Monte's claimed intellectual property over the novel genetically engineered fruit, the company is the only one growing the pink pineapples. Read to learn more.

Flightless or Not: With Flying, Pink Colors Do Flamingos Fly? Here's What Science Says

Dec 26, 2022

Are flamingos flightless? Know more about these birds here, read on now!

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.

Mysterious Pink Haze Covered Australian Sky in Ethereal Glow, Frightening Residents

Jul 22, 2022

Mildura residents were puzzled after the night sky surprised them with an eerie pink glow. Continue reading to know more about the pink glow phenomenon in the Mildura skyline.

Why Does Pink-Colored Energy Drinks Enhance Athletic Performance Better Than Clear Fluids?

May 12, 2021

Researchers from the University of Westminster found that pink-colored energy drinks enhance athletic performance by 4.4% than clear fluids despite having similar ingredients. But why?

Is Climate Change To Blame for These Blooming Pink Nudibranchs?

Jan 31, 2015

While they be fun to look at, a new sight in northern California tide pools are causing quite a bit of concern as the shades of oceanic blue are filled with one-inch blotches of hot pink. The culprits, known as Hopkin’s Rose Nudibranch (Okenia rosacea), are sea slugs common to the warmer waters of southern California. But as water temperatures shift, researchers fear that their migration further up the coast may be a sign of what’s to come.