Once believed extinct, the ivory-billed woodpecker was left just as an artist’s imagination until a Hot Springs kayaker claimed to have spotted one along the Cache River near Brinkley in 2004.
Recently again, a city planner along with another…
Once believed extinct, 'A female' ivory-Billed woodpecker spotted again! Read More »
The Adelie penguin chicks are a great indicator of rising global warming. The first black fluffballed-chicks of the Adelie penguin this season, have started hatching more in the south compared to the fewer ones in the further north. According to…
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Asian Development Bank (ADB) commissioned a report, which states that ‘Asia’s greenhouse gas emissions will treble over the next 25 years rapidly.’ The report shows a detailed analysis about the link between transport and climate change in Asia.
It..
Asia's greenhouse gas emissions to increase three times in the next 25 years: ADB Read More »
With the temperatures rising and rainfall decreasing i.e changing climate, female grey seals are being forced to travel further in search of fresh water. And, the male seals are taking all advantage of it! They are having comparatively more sex with..
Climate change increasing seals' sex life, hence their genetic diversity! Read More »
A bacterial infection has killed more than 1,000 mallard ducks this December alone! The officials say that the cause of it might not be avian flu! The birds were found dead along a single creek in southern Idaho.
The ducks were found to have been.
Has avian flu killed those 1,000 Mallard Ducks in Idaho? Read More »
China plans to develop an alternative energy source based on coal to decrease the country’s dependence on oil imports, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) informed. For developing these, the country will be investing over one trillion…
China plans 1 trillion yuan alternative energy project to ease oil import dependency! Read More »
Once again, nature’s amazing and surprising treasure is found hundreds of feet below the surface of the ocean. Creeping along the Monterey Bay’s bottom, sand dunes lurk there in the cold blackness, stretching up to 15 feet high and 200 feet long!…
Sand dunes spotted 100s of feet below ocean surface! Read More »
We have always breath a sigh of relief with the news of the drop of acid rainfall, as scientists have warned of their negative effects. But, according to a new study by U.S. researchers, a respite of such rain is no more a good news for the…
Drop in acid rain increasing dissolved carbon dioxide in streams! Read More »
Let’s find out what most amazing creatures our researchers have discovered round this year – 2006! Here are six of the most surprising and peculiar creatures spotted by them deep under the darkness of the sea and documented on National Geographic…
Photo Gallery: 6 most peculiar Sea Animals found in 2006 Read More »
Do you know, the Greenland beneath the ‘more-than-a-mile-of’ ice veil can be defined with heavily scoured mountains and valleys? Some impertinent scientists have constructed, though crude, but useful 3-D images of Greenland’s this hidden land!
Not…
How would the Greenland ice sheet respond to global warming? Read More »