-
Billions of Marine Organisms Participate in Earth’s Largest Migration, Impacting Carbon Levels
The nightly migration of billions of marine organisms, which plays a crucial role in carbon absorption and climate regulation, is increasingly threatened by climate change and its impact on oceanic processes.
-
Shifting Atmospheric Rivers Impact Global Weather Patterns and Water Resources
Atmospheric rivers are shifting toward higher latitudes, altering global weather patterns and intensifying droughts and flooding while jeopardizing essential water resources in various regions. -
Over 6,500 Volunteers Help Identify 1,000 Prehistoric Burial Mounds in Record Time
Over 6,500 volunteers successfully identified approximately 1,000 prehistoric burial mounds in the Netherlands in just four months. -
Elephant Trunk Mysteries: Wrinkles Linked to Unique Brain Features in New Study
A new study published in the Royal Society Open Science investigates why elephant trunks are so wrinkly.
Featured News
-
World's Oldest Crocodile: Meet Henry, the 16-Feet Croc With 6 Wives and 10,000 Babies
-
Tropical Storm Debby Causes Life-Threatening Flash Floods, Leaving 6 Dead in Florida
-
Singapore Approves 16 Species Of Insect For Human Consumption
-
Alberta Lifts 18-Year Ban of Grizzly Bear Hunting, Conservationist Calls “A Slap In The Face”
Don't Miss
Latest Research Articles
-
Hatcheries’ Role in Salmon Abundance Challenged by Potential Loss of Diversity
-
Lions in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park Brave Dangerous Swim Across Kazinga Channel
-
Whale Stranding in Scotland: Experts Blame Orcas After 77 Pilot Whales Washed Up Dead Along Orkney Beach
-
Mass Fish Deaths: Hundreds of Thousands of Fish Have Died at Popular California Lake in Monterey County Since Last Week
-
Climate Change Increased Hurricane Milton's Intensity, Researchers Report
-
England Faces Second Worst Harvest on Record After Severe Weather Devastation
-
Hurricane Milton Leaves Florida Neighborhood With Giant Sinkhole
-
Australia's Coal Mines, Gas Fields Could Be Doubling Methane Emissions, Energy Think Tank Warns