Whale of a Tale: The Truth About Whales and Climate Change
A recent study by Griffith University and a team of global researchers found that whales’ contribution to carbon capture is minimal and insufficient to significantly…
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Scientists Identify 240-Million-Year-Old Mystery Ancient Marine Reptile
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Genes Don’t Lie: DNA Reveals a New Twist in Human Origin Story
Contemporary DNA evidence suggests that humans emerged from the interaction of multiple populations living across the continent. A new study in Nature challenges prevailing theories,…
Egg-Citing Breakthrough: Scientists Develop Allergy-Free Eggs
Scientists have successfully engineered a chicken egg that could potentially be safe for consumption by individuals with egg white allergies. Allergies to chicken eggs are…
Why Are Teenagers Saying No to Alcohol?
Striking differences in the way high school students socialize could be contributing to the marked decrease in underage drinking over the past two decades, according…
How Old Is That Microplastic? A New Way To Unveil the Age of Oceanic Microplastics
A novel approach has been devised by researchers to determine the age of microplastics in the ocean. Their findings reveal that offshore microplastics can range…
Want Better Kimchi? Scientists Reveal the Secret
Kimchi, a type of fermented food, has been a central component of Korean cuisine for millennia. In ancient times, Korean culinary experts utilized onggi, clay…
Unveiling the “Mysterious” Gaza Wine: Scientists Analyze Ancient Grapes
Investigations into grape seeds, unearthed from a Byzantine monastery in Israel, provide clues to the “mysterious” origins of Gaza wine and the historical progression of…
The Dark Side of Anime Marketing – Are We Crossing Ethical Boundaries?
According to a recent study, utilizing anime “moe” characters in tourism promotion may have negative effects. In Japan, the use of anime characters in advertising…
New Study: Attending Live Sport Improves Well-Being
The research is the first to demonstrate significant benefits across a large adult population. New scientific findings reveal that attending live sports events enhances well-being…
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Observations Reported by 19% of Academic Survey Respondents
A survey reports that 19% of U.S. academics have witnessed or know someone who has witnessed Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), and 37% show interest in…
