Category: Science/Environment (Page 23)
A study has found that bumblebees bite plants to make them bloom earlier.
Scientists from Switzerland found that when there is not enough pollen to feed on, bumblebees …
A species of lobster creates a unique sound that can be heard up to three kilometers away, scientists say.
Called European spiny lobsters, these crustaceans ar…
Dutch biochemical company Avantium has partnered with beverage companies Coca-Cola and Carlsberg to develop a new plant-based bottle that can decompose in a year.…
Microscopic plants illuminated San Diego waves as beaches reopened in California.
Beachgoers witnessed the glowing neon waves at night caused by bioluminescent…
A new study has found that mice show different facial expressions based on their emotions.
In their research, German neurobiologists discovered that mice exhibit
NASA scientists are controlling the Mars Curiosity rover from the comfort of their own homes.
The rover is a robotic vehicle that the space agency sent to Mars to determine if …
A deadly disease infecting olive trees in Europe may cause over $20 billion in losses, according to a study.
An economic impact study was conducted on the olive industry in Ita…
Researchers have discovered a piece of a lost ancient continent in Canada.
Canadian scientists revealed that a fragment of the North Atlantic Craton, a part of…
New research found evidence that swampy rainforests once existed in Antarctica.
A team of European scientists discovered plant fossils in the region, which pro…
The 150-meter San Rafael Waterfall disappeared because of a sinkhole.
Considered the tallest waterfall in Ecuador, the San Rafael Waterfall attracted thousands of visitors ever…
