Tue 02 August 2022: A new study published in the Journal of Psychology of Addictive Behaviors discovered that children with alcoholic parents are more likely to exhibit indications of food addiction. In this, some people may have become addicted to the high concentrations of refined carbohydrates and fats present in processed meals like pizza, chocolate, […]
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Tue 02 August 2022: On June 29, the Earth set an unprecedented milestone by having its shortest day since the 1960s, when scientists began timing the planet’s rotation using high-precision atomic clocks. The Earth rotates around its axis every 24 hours, but June 29 was an exception, with midnight arriving 1.59 milliseconds early, according to […]
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Mon 01 August 2022: The scorching heat that has gripped the entire planet has had an impact on both people and animals. Now, a Tokyo-based clothing company called Sweet Mommy has developed a cutting-edge clothing option that might help family pets handle the stifling heat. The apparatus is an 80-gram (3-ounce), battery-operated fan that is […]
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Sun 31 July 2022: The Oxford University has now taken a step that will surely be welcomed by people all over the world in response to the growing call for Britain to return valuables that their colonial forces looted. Following a formal request from Nigeria, the University is seeking to return about 100 artifacts to […]
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Sun 31 July 2022: A study published on Thursday suggests that, two invasive species—the American bullfrog and the brown tree snake—cost the world an estimated $16 billion between 1986 and 2020 by causing issues like crop damage and power outages. According to research reported in Scientific Reports, the brown-and-green lithobates catesbeianus frog, which can weigh […]
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Sat 30 July 2022: New research suggests that great white sharks may be changing color while hunting their prey. An investigation was conducted off the coast of South Africa after a researcher discovered that great white sharks can have a skin deformity called leucism. Gibbs Kuguru, a shark scientist and PhD student at Wageningen University and Research […]
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Fri 29 July 2022: Scientists raise concerns over private sales of dinosaur skeletons, saying it could hamper their ability to study them. The skeleton of a gorgosaurus, a dinosaur relative of tyrannosaurus rex that lived approximately 77 million years ago, has been sold at auction for over $6m. Sotheby’s said the ancient skeleton, which was discovered in […]
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Thu 21 July 2022: An An, the world’s oldest male giant panda in captivity, has died at the age of 35, the equivalent of 105 years old for a human. Ocean Park, the Hong Kong theme park where the panda lived, said An An’s health had been declining in recent weeks and he had been […]
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Sat 16 July 2022: Alexander Historical Auctions, a business that specializes in historically significant items, is selling a wristwatch that is rumored to have belonged to Adolf Hitler. The pre-sale estimate is $2 to $4 million. The gold Andreas Huber reversible wristwatch was given to Adolf Hitler on April 20, 1933, his 44th birthday, according […]
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Mon 11 July 2022: A new species of gigantic carnivorous dinosaur with a huge head and short arms has been found by scientists in Argentina. The Tyrannosaurus rex-like dinosaur has been given the name Meraxes gigas after a fictitious dragon from the Game of Thrones book series. Paleontologists excavated the dinosaur’s remains in Argentina’s northern […]
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