A study has shown that the sunscreen put on by beach-goers and snorkelers is actually killing the coral reefs across the globe. Even a single drop can wreak havoc on the coral. This study was released this Tuesday and...
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Methane Gas Leaking from the Ocean Floor fuels Climate change
The Pacific Northwest coast now could be seen bubbling large amount of methane gas. A new study suggests that rising ocean temperatures one-third mile below the surface are the reason behind these bubbles of harmful...
New Kiwi study brings bad news for Antarctic and the world
Environmental studies have always been useful in revealing the present state of climate and other geographical features but in recent times such studies have only brought bad news. An important study led by Dr. Nicholas...
211 new flora & fauna species discovered in Himalayas
Around 12 percent of the endangered plant species are found in India. Since this species are at the verge of extinction it is very important that these and their environment should be protected. According to a report...
Study finds the result of burning all the fossil fuel on Earth
In a report related to the environment, a group of researchers have found out that burning all the Earth’s remaining coal, oil and natural gas would trigger enough warming to melt the entire Antarctic shelf, eventually...
Finally scientists agree on a name for the “Hoff crab”
A group of researchers have discovered the first species of hairy, white Yeti crab in the cold region. The organism was found in the thermal vents below the surface of East Scotia Ridge, Antarctica. The conformation of...
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Hallucigenia: Weirdest animal you will ever see
The Scientists have reportedly solved the 50 year old mystery surrounding the weirdest looking fossil ever. Earlier, the body of the organism was discovered in fossilized form but the researchers could not guess its...
Global warming unlikely to reduce the number of deaths during winter
According to a new study, published in IOP Publishing’s Environmental Research Letters journal, the rise in global warming might not lead to a profound decrease in the deaths due to winter as previously believed. The...
Most Kangaroos prefer their left paw over their right
Handedness was once believed to be a trait exclusive to humans. But then studies showed that bipedal primates also showed a preference for one hand over other. Now a new study has emerged which suggests that handedness...
Volcanic eruption in South-Japanese Island
Earlier today, a volcanic eruption rattled the small island of Kuchinoerabu in Japan. The Kuchinoerabu Island is one of the Satsunan Islands and is usually classed with the Osumi islands. It is 50 miles southwest of the...
