The Irrawaddy dolphins were spotted in the West Kalimantan, part of the Indonesian Borneo which is known for its dense tropical forests and abundant wildlife. The Regional Office for Marine, Coastal, and Resources Management Pontianak and the WWF Indonesia discovered the rare dolphins during a study conducted in the narrow […]
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Floating Wind Farm Could Help Power 80,000 Homes
Norway’s Wind Catching Systems have released a new concept which changes how we think about wind farms. This floating power grid consists of 100 small, multi-rotor turbines which the company claims are to produce sufficient energy to power 80,000 homes in Europe. This company was founded in 2017 and their […]
Depressing Math: 3 Americans Make Enough Carbon Emissions to Kill 1 Person
Unfortunately, the lifestyles of around three average American citizens make enough carbon emissions that can kill one person. What’s more, the emissions from one coal-fired power plant will likely result in more than 900 deaths, found the first analysis that calculated the mortal cost of CO2 emissions. This new research […]
The Venom from an Extremely Poisonous Caterpillar may Hold the Healing Tonic that Saves Lives
Scientists believe that a healing tonic made from the venom of this small caterpillar from southeast Queensland could be the key to the treatment of nervous system disorders like epilepsy. This caterpillar (Doratifera vulnerans) is from the species of the nettle caterpillar and has been used in the groundbreaking studies […]
New Study Finds: Psychedelics Encourage Growth of Neural Brain Connections that are Lost in Depression
Psilocybin is a psychedelic drug that’s a naturally occurring compound in some mushrooms. It’s been studied as a possible treatment for depression for years now. However, the exact way it works in the brain and its benefits remain unclear. But, this new study done at Yale is looking to change […]
Eat Your Wrapping: Biodegradable Food Wrapping Made from Algae & Cinnamon Compound
An international team of scientists from Russia and India have succeeded in creating an edible food wrap that’s suitable to be used with fruits, veggies, meat, seafood, and poultry. The wrap is made using natural ingredients only and the research notes they’re safe for the health of the consumer and […]
Eat Mushrooms Several Times per Week to Lower Risk of Dementia, Notes a 6-Year-Study
According to a research done in Singapore, consuming mushrooms more than twice per week may help us avert memory and language issues happening after the age of 60. Namely, it’s believed that a one-of-kind antioxidant found in mushrooms is the ‘culprit’ for their brain-protective benefits. The researchers concluded that the […]
Gardening just twice a Week Improves Wellbeing & Reduces Stress, Finds New Study
According to a recent study, gardening is an amazing way to spend the same energy amount as if you were in the gym! What’s more, the scientists concluded that regular gardening is linked with better well-being, lower stress, and higher physical activity. Why You Should Garden more often? The study […]
Science Shows: Women Sleep Better Next to Dogs than Men
Dear ladies, science says you may have a higher chance of getting a good night’s sleep snuggled up with your dog, rather than your partner. Dogs are our best friends and seems they can also be great sleep partners if they have a lady owner. According to Canisius College research, […]
Scientist Thinks He Finally Discovered Why People Hear Sounds from the Northern Lights
When Ryan Dickie was photographing the northern lights on a remote Canadian stretch without anyone nearby, a sizzling sound started echoing in the valley. The 36-year-old indigenous Dene photographer and conservationist from the Fort Nelson First Nation decided to distance a bit from light pollution and shoot what he hoped […]