Dinosaurs were killed by asteroid and not volcanoes, scientists confirm
While previous research suggested that volcanic eruptions were responsible for the dinosaurs’ demise, a new study indicates that this isn’t the
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Spider Architect’s Intricate ‘Silkhenge’ Revealed in Stunning Video
A mysterious silk structure in the Amazon known as a “silkhenge” has just been captured in a remarkable, high-resolution new video. These strange and tiny structures, each small enough to fit on a fingertip, have captivated and perplexed scientists since…
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Scientists teach wild wolf puppies to play fetch for first time
Scientists made the findings unexpectedly when they tested 13 wolf puppies from three different litters to assess various behaviours in young dog puppies Dogs are not the only ones who like to play fetch – wolf puppies are naturals at…
Drinking skimmed milk instead of semi-skimmed ‘can add 4.5 years onto your life’
Researchers from Brigham Young University have revealed that drinking skimmed milk can add 4.5 years onto your
Even Seemingly Indestructible Tardigrades May Not Survive Climate Change
Tiny-but-tough tardigrades aren’t as indestructible as previously believed. These microanimals, which live in both fresh and salt water, are famous for their ability to survive extremes that would kill other organisms. But new research finds that the creatures rapidly wilt…