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Researchers at the zoology department at the University of British Columbia have discovered that contrary to common belief, species do not evolve faster in warmer climates.

Analysis of birds and mammals across the Americas revealed that new species…

The North American bison, Bison bison, is one of the largest wild cattle in the world. The species disappeared from the wild in the eighteenth century after extensive hunting for its meat and skin. The bison were once a key part of North America’s…

It’s a miracle! The first bald eagle nest has been found by wildlife authoritie in Philadelphia in more than 200 years. The Pennsylvania Game Commission declared the stunning information on Friday.

The exact location of the nest is still behind..

Researchers have spotted the world’s earliest evidence of crushed grapes, according to a new study. It is either that the ancient Greeks loved grape juice, or they used to make wine then – i.e. nearly 6,500 years ago.

And, if the charred 2,460 grape..

Major food crops are causing an annual loss of roughly $5 billion over a span of just two decades! But, what is leading to this crisis? – Global warming once again, a new study said. The study was conducted by researchers at the Carnegie Institution..

When asked, why is the sea levels rising, scientists and even laymen would immediately give a universally known reply – melting of giant ice sheets in the Antarctica and Greenland. But, do you know, this ice shedding is just 12% of the current rate…

Are you an indulgent consumer and make impulse purchases of food that you are unlikely to eat? If so, then you are shamelessly wasting food that a hungry person could have eaten.

According to a recent government watchdog, Britain’s food waste.

Prehistoric peoples of the French Pyrenees may be trading scarce manganese oxide mineral. This is evidence from the bull’s muzzle of a cave painting, with 17,000-year old mineral composition. The ancient painting is the — Great Bull of Lascaux. It is a..

Modern humans have been separated from the first Homo sapiens and older human species — Homo erectus by a long childhood. But, a study on a 160,000-year-old early Homo sapiens child might eventually change the age-old thought on — when and where modern.