A group of global specialists has reshaped our understanding of dinosaur intelligence by questioning long-held beliefs and providing a new angle on the cognitive capacities of T. rex and other extinct species. Intelligent dinosaurs: Not quite monkey-like The research team reexamined the size and structure of dinosaur brains and came to the conclusion that these … Read more
Why did the Neanderthals Our nearest ancestors, go extinct and humans take over the planet? There is a chance that humans were simply more intelligent, but the evidence for that claim is rather weak. Neanderthals have large minds, the ability to speak, and advanced tools. They created jewelry and artwork. They were astute, putting forth … Read more
Lost Forest That Dates Back 22 Million Years Has Resurfaced The petrified, and till unidentified to science, Sonneratioxylon barrocoloradoensis mangrove species allowed researchers investigating on Barro Colorado Island in the Panama Canal to reveal a previously lost ancient mangrove forest over 22 million years old.The 121 fossilized wood specimens found on the island are part … Read more
Earth’s largest blue hole has been found, but its exact depth is still unknown. In addition to occurring on land, sinkholes can also occur in the ocean, where they are referred to as blue holes. And now, scientists claim to have discovered the planet’s deepest one yet, one so big that they are unable to … Read more
What Was Life Like on Earth When Massive Insects Ruled? Huge insects covered the Earth more than 300 million years ago, before the era of the huge dinosaurs. Envision a future in which millipedes are as long as vehicles and dragonflies are the size of crows. The Carboniferous Period is upon us. Why were the … Read more
Bats are undergoing a rare evolutionary event It has been discovered that, in a very uncommon instance of parallel evolution, bats grow larger in precisely the same ways in different places. This is the first instance of parallel development in mammal species observed in real time, due to its extreme rarity. A research published in … Read more
Despite their deadly bite and fearsome reputation, rattlesnakes are not at the top of the food chain. A wide range of Animals have evolved to chase, deal with, or fear these snakes, demonstrating the complexity of predator-prey relationships in ecosystems. This list looks at many of these Animals , from the largest birds of prey … Read more
The air that fills the spaces in your home affects your quality of life. Many health problems, such as allergies and respiratory disorders, are caused by poor indoor air quality. Houseplants are a visually beautiful and natural way to add some aesthetic appeal to your living space. Examining the benefits of five different Indoor plants … Read more
‘ultimate killing machine’ discovered by scientists The skull of a giant sea monster has been unearthed from the rocks of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. The pliosaur was a marine reptile that terrorized the oceans about 150 million years ago. The fossil is two meters long and is one of the most complete specimens of its type … Read more
Finland: Lily The summer blooming lily of the valley has come to symbolise summer in Finland. In 1967, on the occasion of Finland’s 50th anniversary of independence, the lily of the valley was chosen as the country’s emblem. The lily of the valley bears toxic petals and roots despite its well-groomed and beautiful exterior. Indonesia: … Read more
