Mysterious Seahenge From Bronze Age Possibly Linked to Climate, Environment and Regional Folklore [Study]

Medicine & Technology Jun 03, 2024

The mysterious "Seahenge" was likely used for climate rituals as the people were suffering from severe winter and delayed spring at the time, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Flexible Great White Sharks Adapt Behavior Based on Different Hunting Scenarios

Apr 21, 2024

Great white sharks adapt their movements and routines to suit their environment, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Air Conditioners, Filters Could Help Solve Crimes by Identifying Criminals [Study]

Apr 07, 2024

Air Conditioners and air filters can gather trace amounts of DNA, which can help identify potential suspects in a crime scene. Continue reading to learn more.

Urbanization Is Driving Moths Away; ‘Strong Pattern’ of Insect Decline Observed [Study]

Mar 27, 2024

Moths are reportedly vanishing in urban and rural areas. Continue reading to learn more.

What Creates Ocean Waves?

Jan 01, 2024

Ocean waves are formed by winds, but there's more behind that. Continue reading to learn more.

Thor's Well Oregon: Mysterious Giant Sink Hole Draining the Pacific Ocean Explained

Dec 15, 2023

Thor's Well Oregon is a large sinkhole off the coast of the Pacific Ocean. Continue reading to learn more about it.

Paradise Falls South America: Pixar's Fictional Mountain in 'Up' Does Exist

Nov 30, 2023

Mount Roraima in Brazil is the real-life image of the Paradise Falls depicted in Pixar's animated movie "Up." Continue reading to know the full story.

Microbial Metropolises Revealed in Mexico's Hidden Underwater Labyrinth Known for Preserving Maya Relics

Nov 16, 2023

Divers gathered 78 water samples in Mexico's Yucatán underwater aquifer, revealing unique microbial life distinct from the nearby sea, forming varied microbial "neighborhoods." Continue reading to learn more details.

Paper Straws Are Not More Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Than Plastic; Here’s Why

Aug 25, 2023

Paper straws are not better than plastic straws, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn why.

Extratropical Cyclone Killed 13 in Brazil, 20 Missing, Thousands Left Homeless

Jun 19, 2023

An extratropical cyclone hit southern Brazil and killed over 10 individuals while other 20 were missing.

DNA Analysis of 2 Geographically Separated Octopus Populations Reveals History, Issues Grave Warning About Antarctica

Jun 16, 2023

DNA from octopuses geographically separated revealed a frightening future for Antarctica. Continue reading to learn why.

Venice’s Grand Canal Turns Bright Green in Color; ARPAV Assures There’s No Danger of Pollution [Watch]

May 31, 2023

Many were shocked that the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, suddenly turned bright green in color. Read on to learn what the environmental agency said about it.

Giant Ocean Sunfish Caught on Camera Impersonating a Shark, but Mimicry Was Coincidental, Expert Says

May 21, 2023

An ocean fish seemingly appeared like a shark in one sighting. Read more to know what the expert said about it.

Artificial Trees in Switzerland Store Solar Energy Into Hydrogen, Could Allow Decentralized Applications [Report]

Apr 24, 2023

Artificial trees in Switzerland that generate green hydrogen could also be used in residences, according to a report. Continue reading.

'Ghost' Tulare Lake in California Returns After It Dried Up 80 Years Ago

Apr 23, 2023

Tulare lake is coming to life again after it dried up 80 years ago. Read to learn more.