A new genus and species of primate has been discovered. Though, long vanished from the earth it was kept preserved in the fossil record. Scientists have recovered molar, pre-molar and incisor teeth from a 42 million-year-old new primate genus and also..
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On the lines of global warming concerns, democratic presidential candidate John Edwards demanded that America should ban the construction of new coal-fired power plants as a whole.
Not just that! He also opines that it should also charge industry for.
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It seems indiscriminate and unplanned agricultural expansion and over-exploitation alone is going to wipe out several species for our planet. Even the world’s magnolia species is presently facing extinction in their native forest habitats – agriculture.
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Amidst the advancement of technology and the increasing need for widespread defense, even the underwater world is not spared. Be it robotics or the submarines, most of all wired with a surface monitoring units have been creating a nuisance for the…
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Three years of ‘non-lethal hazing’ process could not succeed in protecting the endangered salmon below Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River from the California sea lions dining on them.
In the ‘non-lethal hazing’ process the California sea lions…
Should killing sea lions be legalized to save salmons from extinction? Read More »
The United States and Canada will soon start negotiating on measures to curb cross-border air pollution.
In the past, both the countries have signed agreements on issues like ground-level ozone, acid rain and scientific co-operation.
This time, the.
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The mysterious death of hundreds of seals washed up on the Caspian Sea coast of Kazakhstan in the past two weeks has dealt a blow to the already dwindling Caspian seal – Phoca caspica.
In just a century, hunting to pollution threats has declined the…
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Thousands of Mexicans were woken from sleep early morning on Friday after a 6.0magnitude earthquake struck the city. The epicenter of the quake was the Pacific coast state of Guerrero, and the focus just 18 miles below the earth’s surface. However,…
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The Amur tiger, once on the brink of extinction, has hit its highest population level for at least 100 years, according to the WWF. Hunters, for generations, have tracked down and killed the world’s biggest wild cat as trophies!
They were victims…
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To everyone’s surprise, the elusive killer whales are found to be of no-fuss nature when it comes to their diet. Roaming the eastern North Pacific in search of marine mammals, they feed on any animal with flippers, fur and flesh – be it the gray…
North Pacific killer whales feed on flippers, fur and flesh: Study Read More »