Millions of people in Colombia have been hit by water restrictions in communities near the capital as water levels drop. What happened? According to a Reuters reported on April 8, the country’s capital Bogotá receives 70% of its water from three reservoirs, which are currently at 16.9% of capacity due to El Nino weather causing … Read more
The lost planet Theia is hidden inside Earth. Theia Scientists have unearthed strange stuff deep within the Earth that appears to be the remnants of an ancient planet that collided with Earth billions of years ago. Large low-velocity provinces (LLVPs) are blobs of odd material that were initially identified in the 1980s by geophysicists, who … Read more
MoneyGeek has compiled an eye-catching list of the 15 cities with the highest crime rates per capita. These are areas where people’s lifestyles are affected by high costs and security. Read on to see which places you might hesitate to call home. 15 cities that are too dangerous to live in #15 Atlanta, GA With … Read more
Steve Horvath was the first to discover that sputum DNA could be used to estimate a person’s rate of physical aging. “It was very interesting at the time that you spit in a cup, and you measure the age,” the biostatistician previously told Insider. Simply put, his initial clock, created at UCLA in 2011, could … Read more
Ticks pose a minor but serious threat to the peace and beauty of the natural environment. These pesky critters not only plague those who enjoy the outdoors, but also cause many illnesses, including Lyme disease. For those trekking or camping in tick-prone areas, precautions must be taken to avoid ticks (especially between May and July). … Read more
A huge monument cut from a single rock, the Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt has long captivated both tourists and specialists. Although a lot of people thought that the massive statue, which had a lion’s body and a human head, was made by humans in the 2600 BC period in the ancient Egyptian dynasty, … Read more
Two lifeforms combine to form one organism for the first time in a billion years. organism There have only been two instances of the process, known as primary endosymbiosis, in Earth’s history. The first instance produced mitochondria, which is the building block of all complex life as we know it today. The appearance of plants … Read more
Natural Nature is breathtakingly gorgeous, captivating, and occasionally unearthly. Fortunately, nature was kind and bestowed a wealth of resources upon nearly every nation on the planet. Sharing these blessings was a little partial, though, as some nations are more fortunate than others.Some countries have profited too much from nature’s partiality, from land to sea, mountains … Read more
Flavorful and adaptable, salmon is a popular seafood that offers significant nutritional advantages. Salmon is considered one of the healthiest fish available because of its high content of omega-3 fatty acids, which are known to have heart-healthy properties. Salmon has long been valued by many cultures. North American First Nation tribes honor fish and celebrate … Read more
For thousands of years, dogs have been loyal companions to humans, providing both protection and companionship. A well-trained and specially breed watchdog represents the ideal combination of security and affection. They are a great choice for both families and individuals due to their practicality and friendliness. But which breed is most notable for its devotion … Read more
