Grey wolves are often portrayed as supremely adaptable survivors, capable of thriving almost anywhere. But new fossil evidence suggests that even these iconic predators feel the strain of a warming world.
By examining microscopic wear patterns on…
Category: 9. Sci/Tech
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A ground breaking discovery: Scientists find new sources of moonquakes that could impact lunar landings
The moon has been shaking, according to scientists at the Smithsonian Institution, with…
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Origins of ‘gravity hole’ over Antarctica finally unveiled
Scientists have finally cracked the origins of a “gravity hole” beneath the continent of
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AI Digital Twins Are Helping People Manage Diabetes and Obesity
Based on logged meals, the app predicts a person’s blood sugar response to those foods. It also makes personalized recommendations throughout the day, such as adjusting portion size, choosing a different food combination, or taking a walk after…
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Why scientists are obsessed with a tiny yellow mushroom
Crunching through fallen leaves beneath Manzanita trees, Jessica Allen was on a quest for a…
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When Coyotes Threatened Livestock on Central Texas Ranches, the Solution Was to Unlock an Ancient Ability in Dogs
Killing the predators is not nearly as effective as the intimidating presence of well-trained guardians, a role some breeds have played for 5,000 years
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Ancient bacteria found frozen in cave resistant to 10 types of antibiotics
Scientists have discovered bacteria frozen in an ancient underground ice cave, which is…
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Newly discovered prehistoric crocodile species Galahadosuchus jonesi named in touching tribute
A newly identified species of prehistoric crocodile, dating back to the Triassic period, has…
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Japan’s lost ‘tigers’ were actually a different big cat species, study reveals
Fossils uncovered in Japan, thought to be from the archipelago’s lost tiger population,…
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