For more than a century, fossil bones from the cliffs of southwest England were labeled as reptile limbs or random fragments. A new study shows that many of them actually belonged to coelacanths, the ...
The recording was made on August twenty fourth during a night survey on the dry east coast of southern India. A small team of Indian birdwatchers had spent weeks poring over maps and scientific papers ...
In a quiet village on the Greek island of Crete, an olive tree older than many empires is still pushing out new leaves and small green fruits. The Vouves olive tree, as locals call it, has watched ...
Milk has long been valued for calcium and vitamin D, but a new study points to a different kind of benefit that plays out deep in the colon. Researchers who analyzed tissue biopsies found that higher ...
From a grain sized mussel hiding in drowned cypress wood to a tiny squirrel that could sit in your hand, the new species described in 2024 show that our planet still holds many surprises. Scientists ...
El pececillo de plata es un insecto primitivo de la especie Lepisma saccharinum. Mide entre 7 y 12 milímetros, tiene el ...
El gigantesco hueco que dejó la minería de hierro a las afueras de Marmora (una pequeña localidad del este de Ontario) se ha ...
El regreso al bosque de los caracoles arbóreos de O‘ahu (conocidos localmente como kāhuli) ya no es una hipótesis de ...
¿Por qué algunas personas dan ‘toques’ eléctricos al tocarlas? La ciencia explica este fenómeno y cómo evitarlo.
La esterilización de perros callejeros en Egipto se ha convertido en la nueva respuesta del Gobierno ante una crisis que ...
El refuerzo de la Política Agrícola Común europea vuelve al centro del debate justo cuando el malestar del campo aprieta: más ...
Un vecino de Dietlikon (cantón de Zúrich) contó que, este invierno, un zorro y un erizo compartieron “en perfecta armonía” la comida para gatos que deja en su ...
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