As an avid student of geology, I have followed every little change in the geography of the earth. And having read so much about the phenomenon occurring on and inside the earth, it comes as no surprise to me that the earth is smaller in size than…
Earth slimmer by 0.1 inch, new measurements reveal Read More »
Electric shocks, always known to be a painful and fearful experience, now have been given a positive tag – it can be used to attract your partner!
It has been known that various male fish use certain electric pulses during aggressive encounters…
African electric fish exchange ‘shocks’ to signal mating intentions! Study Read More »
Studies have long revealed that the prehistoric earth had experienced a volcanic super-eruption — one of the largest known in the last 2 million years — roughly 75,000 years ago, which is thought to have devastated both the world and humanity,…
75,000 year-old mega-eruption not as catastrophic as thought: Study Read More »
An unearthed six month old female calf has created lot of enthusiasm among local people in the permafrost of North West Siberia, a report says. In May 2007, Yuri Khudi, a reindeer harvester stumbled across the carcasses near the Yuribei river, in…
Baby Mammoth Unearthed in Siberia Read More »
It is a well established fact that city growths do interfere with weather or rather climate of a region. Rapid urbanization has already led many countries with considerable change in their characteristic weather patterns, so is with…
First satellite imaging used to reveal ‘urban growth — changing rainfall patterns’ links Read More »
With the prevailing changing trend of the world’s climate, it is lashing havoc on its resources. Including several animal, plant or insect species, it is not sparing humans as well.
Thus, though, it would not raise brows when mentioned of the…
Climate change wiping out Queensland’s bats, fossil records reveal Read More »
How did humans evolve? Though many hypotheses have been put forward that can define the human evolutionary process, it is perhaps for the first time; the crucial gap has actually been understood!
The answer seems to be lying in a new fossil-find!..
New hominid fossil-finds may help fill human evolution-understanding gaps Read More »
This year, the celebrations for World Population Day on July 11 was focused on “Men at Work,” as the men’s involvement and participation will make all the difference in women’s lives.
World Population Day! Read More »
The Government of China is yet to balance its economic development with growing natural fury. Unregulated pollution, unhindered industrialization, destruction of forests and wetlands and artificial shifting of river courses instead of contributing..
River flood fury contiunes in China Read More »
All of us know that global climate change is affecting the world. But, how many of us do something about it? Well, here’s a guy who finally decided to do something. Lewis Gordon Pugh (a British adventurer) decided to swim one kilometer in the…