In a groundbreaking expedition, scientists have captured images of a bird long believed to be lost to the annals of history. The elusive Yellow-crested Helmetshrike,… Read More »Expedition in DR Congo captures photos of long-lost Helmetshrike
In the depths of the remote African jungles, researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) have unveiled a fascinating discovery: a new genus… Read More »Star Wars-headed millipedes discovered in African forests
“On the Origin of Species” stands as one of the most influential and groundbreaking works in the history of science. Published by Charles Darwin in… Read More »On the Origin of Species
If life ever existed on Mars, the Perseverance rover’s verification of lake sediments at the base of the Jezero crater reinforces the hope that traces… Read More »Ancient lake secrets unearthed in Jezero crater
In the ancient depths of the Early Cambrian, a groundbreaking discovery has unveiled the existence of a formidable group of aquatic predators that prowled the… Read More »Ancient worm predators ruled Cambrian seas
The South Magnetic Pole, like its northern counterpart, is a crucial element in Earth’s magnetic field, influencing navigation, scientific research, and technological applications. Unlike the… Read More »South magnetic pole
The North Magnetic Pole is a point on Earth’s surface where the planet’s magnetic field points directly downward. This magnetic pole, distinct from the geographic… Read More »North magnetic pole
An astronomical unit (AU) is a fundamental measurement used in astronomy to denote distances within our solar system. It provides a convenient way to express… Read More »What is an astronomical unit?
Carl Linnaeus (1707–1778) was a Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, often referred to as the “father of modern taxonomy.” Linnaeus developed the binomial nomenclature system,… Read More »Carl Linnaeus
Charles Darwin (1809–1882) was a British naturalist and biologist renowned for his groundbreaking theory of evolution through natural selection. His seminal work, “On the Origin… Read More »Charles Darwin
In the first study to examine ice cores from the summit of the highest tropical mountain in the world, new evidence provides unique insight into… Read More »Ice cores from the roof of the tropics reveal hidden climate history
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have made a fascinating discovery in South America, unveiling six new beetle species, each with its unique features. One… Read More »Scientists discover new beetle species with bottle-opener-shaped sex organ
An expedition team, more than six decades after its last documentation, has uncovered the elusive Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna in the uncharted depths of the Cyclops… Read More »Lost and found: Rediscovering a legendary echidna in Indonesia’s cyclops mountains
An international team of archaeologists recently unveiled a remarkable discovery in the desolate landscapes of Saudi Arabia. These intrepid researchers stumbled upon life-sized depictions of… Read More »Archaeologists discoverife-size camel carvings in Saudi Arabia
New research from Oregon State University reveals that 20th-century commercial whaling not only significantly reduced large whale populations but also left a lasting mark on… Read More »Study finds whaling decimated whale populations and genetic diversity
In a thrilling discovery, a new tarantula species sporting a vibrant electric blue hue has been unearthed in Thailand. “In the year 2022, the bamboo… Read More »New electric blue tarantula discovered in thai mangrove forest
The melting of sea ice in the Arctic is having profound effects on marine ecosystems. As the ice melts, sunlight is able to penetrate deeper… Read More »How sea ice melting is changing zooplankton behavior
Microplastic particles have been discovered in the marine atmosphere, even in remote global regions. These minuscule fragments originate from land-based sources but are also reintroduced… Read More »Microplastics found in remote marine atmosphere
On August 12, 2023, NASA’s STEREO-A spacecraft makes its inaugural Earth flyby, a remarkable event for the almost 17-year-old mission. This opportunity allows STEREO-A to… Read More »NASA’s STEREO-A spacecraft to make first earth flyby in 2023
A moss named Takakia, dating back 390 million years, thrives in remote locales like the icy Tibetan Plateau. Scientists embarked on a 10-year quest, scaling… Read More »390-million-year-old moss may not survive climate change