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DNA Analysis Shows Legendary Yetis Were Asian Bears

November 29, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Brown bear in Alaska

A recent DNA test revealed that the legendary Yetis that have been populating the Himalayan folklore for ages were, in fact, several species of Asian bears. The findings appeared in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. For their study, researchers analyzed DNA samples from private collections and museums. Those samples included teeth, bones, skin, […]

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Australian Researchers Restore Damaged Coral via Natural Method

November 27, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Closeup of coral reef

Australian researchers found a new technique to repopulate the Great Coral Reef which could pave the way to a new era of coral reef recovery. Lead scientist Peter Harrison noted that the experiment is the first successful attempt to restore the population of young larvae in the wild. The new technique was successfully tested around […]

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A Newly Identified Great Ape Species Is Already In Danger (Study)

November 6, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

the tapanuli great ape looking towards in front of it

The Pongo tapanuliensis also called the Tapanuli orangutans, is a newly discovered species of great ape that is already facing extinction risks, with only 800 of them left in the wild. These orangutans have recently been identified as being a separate, individual species. Rumours about their possible existence first emerged in the 1990s. Then, the first specimen […]

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Yellowstone Supervolcano Changed Global Climate through Two Eruptions

October 28, 2017 by Kelly Holzschlag Leave a Comment

Supervolcanoes are one category of natural disasters that can have a major impact on Earth. Even though the chances of coming back to life are small, Yellowstone supervolcano is a royal representative of its kind. New research determined the way its historical two eruptions changed the climate of the world. Yellowstone Supervolcano Created Two Volcanic […]

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75% of Insect Biomass Vanished in Germany over 27 Years Due to Unknown Causes

October 20, 2017 by Kelly Holzschlag Leave a Comment

bees

A new study joins a growing compendium of alarm signals pointing at today’s deplorable condition of flying insects. This latest entry did not rush its conclusions. Instead, the team of scientists has been keeping numerous habitats of insect biomass under observation for a period of 27 years. Their findings indicate a dropping rate of 75% […]

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15 New Spider Species Get Named After Celebrities, Politicians

September 27, 2017 by Daniel Austin Leave a Comment

spider species on green leaf in close up

Bright-colored “smiley face” spiders have been the center of biological studies in the U.S. and the tropics for some time now. That continued research has led scientists to the discovery of 15 new species of these spiders. Now, the names they received are rather unconventional, but perhaps not so unexpected. Professor Ingi Agnarsson of the […]

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Welcome To Octlantis, A Small And Newly Discovered Octopus City

September 19, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

octopus tetricus living in octlantis

Scientists were surprised to discover that the Octopus tetricus, a species of octopi, seem to live in a small city, which the researchers are calling Octlantis. This would appear to suggest that these octopuses, believed to be solitary and isolated creatures, might not really be so. An international team of researchers is behind this new […]

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Little House on the Prairie Book

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Name Banned From Children’s Book Award

June 25, 2018 By Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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Pastor Guns Down Shooter at Washington State Walmart

June 20, 2018 By Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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Court Rules that the President Cannot Block His Twitter Critics

May 24, 2018 By Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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NYC Sues Fossil Fuel Industry over Hidden Costs of Climate Change

January 12, 2018 By Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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Sen John McCain to Miss Tax Plan Vote Because of Cancer Therapy

December 18, 2017 By Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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SCOTUS to Decide on Whether Feds Can Track Phones without Warrant

November 28, 2017 By Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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