water
Ancient Rhino Relatives Were Actually Swimmers
Scientists have discovered evidence of an ancient rhino relative. Fossils indicate that these large mammals were once adept swimmers, as they spent a lot of their time in the water, a new study describes.
Latest Research Articles
Changing Mountain Forests Threaten California Water Supply
A Water Watergate? Critics Claim EPA Power Grab
Severe Drought Explains Ground Level Rise in Western US
Disappearing Groundwater: An Unrealized Threat to Our Future
Seriously, Don't Drink That! Algae Ruins Water For Ohio Residents
Dead Anchovies Clog Oregon Coasts
Serious Water Losses Identified in Colorado Basin
An Ancient Oxygen Oasis: How the Earliest of Life Survived
The Search For Habitable Exoplanets Coming up Dry
Following Africa's Water: A Threat of Scarcity
The Beef Burden: How Cows Greatly Hurt the Environment
Gullies on Mars Carved from Dry Ice, Not Water
MOST POPULAR
-
Yellowstone Caldera's Magma Could Be Shifting, Changing the Future of Volcanic Activity
-
Cleaner, More Cost-Effective Means to Break Down Plastic Waste Offered by New Technology
-
Here's How Bats Utilize Weather to Travel Long Distances Without Using Much Energy
-
Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
-
Fossil of World's Oldest Superpredators That Resembled Dogs Unearthed in Mallorca
