Unseen Line in the Ocean Depths Separates Creatures Into Two Camps, Hard and Soft Bodies

Medicine & Technology Jul 25, 2023

No creature past 10 millimeters in size was found in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone. Read to learn more.

US Air Pollution Caused by Canada Wildfires More Harmful Than Indoor Second-Hand Smoking

Jul 25, 2023

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that humans only inhale 15 micrograms per cubic meter of PM2.5, but on June 7 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., they recorded 330 micrograms per cubic meter. Read to learn more.

Rhodes Island Fires Push 30,000 People To Move to Safety Amid Record-Breaking Heat Wave

Jul 24, 2023

Exposure to high temperatures resulted in a 46-year-old man being admitted for cardio-respiratory failure. Read to learn more.

Oldest Curry Believed To Be From Southeast Asia With Evidence Going Back 2,000 Years

Jul 24, 2023

Vietnam's curry had very few iterations from an original recipe which was believed to have been 2,000 years old. Read to learn more.

'Immortal Jellyfish' Accomplishes Effective Age Reversal, Making It Theoretically Live Forever

Jul 24, 2023

The Turritopsis dohrnii jellyfish was discovered in 1883, but it wasn't until a century later that scientists discovered its eternity lifecycle. Read to learn more.

2,000 Penguins Wash Up Dead on Uruguay Coast, Cause Still a Mystery

Jul 23, 2023

All penguin specimens tested negative for bird flu. Read to learn more.

Behind Post-Wildfire Mudslides and Floods: Scientists Discover Surprising Role of Underground Water Accumulation

Jul 19, 2023

Scientists have observed that wildfire-burnt ground, which contained leaves' waxy coating, absorbed water. Read to learn more.

Saved by the Water: Helicopter Pilot, Two Passengers Jump Into Ocean To Escape Violent Volcanic Eruption That Killed 22 Individuals

Jul 17, 2023

The passengers wanted to return to the helicopter, but the pilot decided it would be safer to opt for the water. Read to learn more.

Otter Seen Behind Surfboard Shredding in Santa Cruz, California; Mischievous Sea Mammal Given the Name '841'

Jul 13, 2023

There are around 3,000 California sea otters around as their numbers have been dwindling. Read to learn more.

US Ship Wreckage Carrying 500 Slaves Discovered by Archaeologists

Jul 12, 2023

Princeton University estimates that 12 million Africans were brought as slaves to the Americas, with almost half coming from Brazil. Read to learn more.

CDC Issues Health Alert Over Malaria, But Experts Say Climate Change Could Be More Alarming

Jul 12, 2023

The US had 45.7 of 1,000 deaths from malaria in the 1850s, with the US having 2,000 annual malaria cases on average for the past ten years. Read the article to learn more.

Time Earliest Humans Started Living in America Challenged By New Reports

Jul 12, 2023

Many studies debate the time the earliest humans began living in America, with some studies dating as far as 30,000 years ago.

16 Stone Knives Found Near Maya Sacrificial Altar Made Mostly Out of Obsidian

Jul 11, 2023

Obsidian stone knives are often associated with bloodletting rituals, but some researchers found that they were used for simple kitchen knife purposes. Read to learn more.

72% of Macaque Monkeys Engage in Same-Sex Mounting, With Only 46% Attempting To Do the Same With Females

Jul 11, 2023

Rhesus macaques that displayed same-sex behavior showed stronger bonds when conflict happens. Read to learn more.

Dead Whale Becomes Mini Ecosystem Decades After Its Death in the Bathypelagic Depths Where the Sun Can't Reach

Jul 11, 2023

A dead whale carcass fell into the bathypelagic zone, where no sunlight can touch, and the only source of light comes from bioluminescence creatures. Read to learn more.