In a recent dine out in occasion of the rehearsal dinner prior to her daughter’s marriage, Al Gore and his family were served with Chilean Sea Bass, or commonly known as Patagonian toothfish in crustacean restaurant recently, People magazine confirmed….
Dinosaurs that existed about 65 million years ago actually evolved from their predecessors called Dinosauromorphs. We have been under the impression that Dinosaurs were the only ones. However, the fossils found in New Mexico prove the…
Devastation of forests by human beings is always in cover stories. This time a different kind of news made its way to the headlines. In a real human like activity, Peru has started an ambitious drive to regrow millions of hectors (acres) of forest, which.
It is hard to imagine a thirsty land storing huge water beds just beneath what has always been considered an arrogant and crude desert. But, it seems reality is stranger than imagination.
This is rightly revealed by a vast hidden cache of water,…
Our planet seems to have witnessed phenomenal happenings in its ancient times – be it gigantic volcanic eruption, a world devastating earthquake, or even large floods.
One such mega-floods, perhaps the largest-ever that broke apart on Earth is…
If you are fixing your eyes on the large Greenland and Antarctica glaciers, counting their devastating effects that may soon let open on the seas, rising levels and flooding banks, displacing millions of humans, giving birth to the same number of…
With the world already hungry for maize crops – both by the food and the bio-fuel industries – the climate change is sharing its merciless bits to halve the crop’s production across Hungary.
Drought, with its spreading and persisting shadow, has..
Feared to have gone extinct since it is last seen around 60 years ago, the primitive mammal has brought back enough reasons for the conservationists to rejoice. I’m talking of the long-beaked echidna — the native to the island of New Guinea in the…
The culprit behind the mass wiping out of the Asian honeybees from many countries, is now trying its merciless perdition on those in Europe – no, its no human, but a notorious parasite nosema ceranae.
The alarming disappearance of the honeybees…
Climate change or increase in carbon dioxide levels across the world, while one on hand, is revealing a grim future for many species, on the other, is letting others thrive.
Like the grapevines, trumpet vine, poison ivy and Virginia creeper, the vines.
