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Global Changes in Land Use Has Warmed Earth's Climate
A team of researchers from the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission's science and knowledge service have further pressed importance on how our natural ecosystems, specially the forests can
First Human-Sheep Hybrid: A Ray of Hope for Transplantation
Science can create miracles and it has proved it again by making its first human-sheep hybrid. The hybrid sheep has opened a way to grow organs in the animal’s body that can be transplanted into
Land Plants Originated 100 Million Years Earlier than Previously Thought
If we take a troll in the past, when Earth was just born, the continents must have had no life except microbes. With time, with life, plants started spreading greenery that provided habitats for anima
Old Tropical Greens: Birds
In a recent survey, researchers at Oregon State University in the College of Forestry have found that old and complex tropical forests support a much wider diversity of birds than secondary forests. T
Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity Linked to Gut Bacteria
Obesity and diabetes have become very common problem these days and are often associated with our day-to-day routine. A new research has revealed the potential to cure obesity and diabetes by converti
Remembering The Ancient Society That Buried Disabled Children Like Kings
A new study reveals that a group of hunters buried their dead that included 2 boys with physical conditions with greatest possible care. But, the dead were buried quite differently, according to the r
More Excitement on the Way for Pokemon Go Players
Pokémon Go is a free-to-play, location-based augmented reality game. It has been developed by Niantic for iOS and Android devices. The game was the result of a collaboration between Niantic and
Owls - The Mischievous Hunters
Have you ever seen eyes from ears? Unusual. Isn't it? But for the northern saw-whet owls (Aegolius acadicus) it is a case of extreme evolutionary adaptations so much that it made them superb and
Moon - A Guidance System for Night-Time Navigation
Streetlights are the new generation's night time navigation systems. But, what when we do not have them to our rescue? The answer might sound pretty simple: moon and the stars. Yes, that's right night
Horses Transmits Diseases Too
Horses have been associated with humans since a very long period of time. Even though hardly do we get a disease from them yet sometimes there is a possibility to have it so. Some of the disease
Why is Valentine’s Day Celebrated?
Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14 every year. On this day, people exchange greetings, gifts, candies, etc. There are various stories concerning the history of Valentine’s Day.
New Research Work Uncovers Plant Wonderland inside China's Caves
Over the course of 5 long years (2009-2014), researchers have dug deep into China's most concealed and undiscovered in their largest ever study on cave floras. The study involved surveying more than 6
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