Can you track hundreds of miles of the exact route to your favorite place you did five years earlier? Perhaps, you are not sure, but amazingly, the sea turtles are! They can travel hundreds of miles back to their feeding sites after breeding. Not…
Sea turtles can trace 100s of miles back to their feeding sites even after 5 long years! Read More »
If you are living in Florida, imagine the climate of your land turning into like that of the Arctic! Jokes apart, it may actually happen millions of years later, as like that of an Arctic island which is said to have been experiencing a climatic…
Arctic island’s climate was once like that of Florida! Hippopotamus-like fossils reveal Read More »
Good news for the fish industry. To add to the devastation of fish resources, be it by overfishing or by their falling prey to global warming, they no longer have to wait for the fingerlings to grow to trade them to the restaurant kitchens….
Fish growing faster in shallow warming waters making them more resilient to overfishing Read More »
Global warming will pose a serious threat to Africa. The land full of water potential will feel the heat and it is reported that more than 20 African countries are expected to experience water scarcity over the next 20 to 30 years.
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Africa in grip of severe water crisis Read More »
Belonging to a family of rodents, the Laotian rock rat was thought to have gone extinct 11 million years ago. But, a recent DNA analysis surprisingly reveals that the rat is actually a ‘living fossil!’
All these years, believed to be the only…
Diesel fuels have been in the shelves of automobile outlets for long, but, is increasingly becoming a matter of concern for environmentalists due to its polluting nature. As a result many scientists have gone for an alternative like bio-diesel, but,…
U.S. Government patents ‘diesel fuel reformulation technology’ to reduce air pollution Read More »
Excessive or low nitrogen levels in soil may not just pose serious threats to the environment but also may lead to huge economic loss for the producers of corn.
If the nitrate levels in the soil rise, it’s drainage to the water bodies may lead to…
New test to predict nitrogen levels in soil quickly and accurately Read More »
It seems the saturation for going innovative with efficiency has reached. Now, scientists across the world seem to be up with their gloves to make the existing concepts more and more efficient. This is perhaps, a more effective solution to curb global…
New record set in plastic solar cell-efficiency Read More »
Perceiving it well from its name — vomit fruit – how smelly the toxic Polynesian fruit can be! It would surely keep away most of the insects and flies from it. Generally, no fly goes near the Tahitian Noni shrub fruit, and even if any manage to land on..
What draws the only fruit fly species to the smelly and toxic ‘vomit fruit’? Read More »
Nature protects and balances its resources by its own, with one of its species getting extinct being replaced by another. This naturally occurring conservation partnership is clearly revealed by the new finding on the island of Mauritius in the…
Mauritius’ green lizard and palm-like shrub help protect its rare flower Read More »