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New jellyfish species spreading in Baltic
A new species of jellyfish appears to be spreading in the Baltic Sea. Biologists from the University of Greifswald have discovered several specimens of the
Vegan Shark: Not Just Meat-Eater
A recent experiment has confirmed a long-held suspicion among biologists: the bonnethead shark is not a pure carnivore and enjoys eating seagrass. The bonnethead shark
Rising sea levels swallow islands
The global warming and rising sea levels have already swallowed at least eight Pacific islands. The future for numerous smaller island nations does not look
Paradox Method Protects Reindeer Successfully
The population of caribou in North America is declining due to the increasing number of wolves. However, a recent study has shown that the solution
Tasmanian Tiger: Not Extinct?
The Tasmanian Tiger, also known as the Thylacine, has been considered extinct since 1936. However, recent alleged sightings of the animal have prompted researchers to
Firestorms Sweep Across Pacific
Millions of fireworms are currently flooding the waters of the North Pacific, leaving scientists puzzled as to why this is happening. These tube-shaped creatures have
Penguins at risk of extinction
A new model suggests that the Emperor penguins living in Antarctica could be extinct by the end of this century. Despite being able to withstand
Revamp Dinosaur Family Tree: Researchers Urge
A recent study by British paleontologists has fundamentally challenged the stable family tree of dinosaurs that has been in place for almost a century. The
Scientists predict humanity’s downfall.
The world is facing a crisis as humanity consumes more resources than the Earth can provide, and the planet’s wealth is unequally distributed. Researchers from
Life on Land: 3.22 Billion Years
New research on rock formations in South Africa suggests that life on land is at least 3.22 billion years old, 300 million years older than
