Do you know that the Earth’s innards — more than a thousand miles beneath the surface – are nearly as steamy as our sun?! Yes, surprisingly, it is where the mercury temperature soars to about 6,650 degrees Fahrenheit, with that of the sun reaching…
The University Creek of Townsville possesses the highest populations of native fish compared to what it was for the past 30 years. And the secret behind it are the ‘fish passage devices’ that are installed at the crossings of the road on the…
Eggs from Ans — a 4,190-pound southern white rhino – have been successfully harvested from Beekse Bergen safari park located in the southern Netherlands. The next step pfr the team is to inseminate the eggs. Then they will be freeze them followed by.
The predators of the oceans have become preys themselves. Sharks head the chains of the oceanic food web, there depletion has led to the destruction of the bay scallop fishery along parts of the Eastern seaboard and other species including shrimp…
The Endangered Species Act rules may undergo a wide range of possible changes, as the federal government is working to rewrite it in a major way. But, will the changes be contentious?
According to some environmentalists, who got the documents from…
If you are excited about the much awaiting mega-concert — Live Earth — of Al Gore on anti-global warming, then you may land up with disappointment, as some Republicans have kicked up controversies regarding the planned venue of the concert on the…
The jatropha plant’s flowering bush has long been used as live fencing in dry regions around the world but now scientists have found a more lucrative purpose for the nuts from these plants. The nuts are more than 30 percent oil, which burns with a…