A 4-month-old white otter, named Haku Devnya main attraction of an aquarium in Tokyo, after caregivers have found that it will continue to have light fur lifetime. At this age, most otters already changing hair color but Haku’s case, they continue to keep their roof open shade. Following this, the zoo keepers gave him the [...]
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What is the most common creature on Earth? Until recently, experts in the field should be said that the most common form of life on our planet is a bacterium called Ubique Pelagibacter. The most common member of a group of bacteria called SAR11, which together the ocean constitute one third of unicellular life formss. But recently, [...]
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One strange animal in fact, is a marine worm that lives at depths of up to 2,000 meters and reaches the coast just accidentally tossed by storms. The sea mouse given to the worm (which is a marine polichet like Aphrodite) is a perisor though – looking fur – which is covered with fur at dorsal [...]
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After lengthy efforts to force the thick ice over 3 km, scientists were able to extract one core – a cylindrical sample – frozen water of Lake Vostok, the largest lake in Antarctica subglaciar covered with ice of 20 million years. Ice cap of 2 meters was obtained from a depth of 3406 meters. Transparent ice [...]
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Melting ice in Antarctica is almost twice faster than previously thought, which will lead to a worrying rise in sea level. Since 1950, average annual temperatures increased by 2.4 degrees Celsius Research Station Byrd of West Antarctica. Experts say that it is the fastest heating rate on the planet and fear of the consequences of this [...]
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“Great death”, as the scientists dubbed it, was the largest extinction in Earth’s history, which led to the disappearance of 90% of the creatures about 251 million years ago, at the end called Permian. A new theory claims that the origin of this disaster would not have found meteoritc impact or volcanism in itself, but a [...]
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How photosynthesis changed the world? Billion years ago, organisms called cyanobacteria began to break down water molecules, releasing a substance – oxygen – which proved a poison for anaerobic creatures of the time. For the first time, scientists have found geologic evidence that marks immediately before the great changes in evolution. The findings outline the exact [...]
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The longest trail in the world is in Bavarian Forest National Park, the first national park established in Germany, offers visitors the chance to see the forest in a way that is totally unique. Bavarian authorities have built in this national park’s longest trail high above treetops, giving visitors the opportunity to travel to nature in [...]
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Ocean level increases level rise with 60% faster than climatologists UN experts have estimated the latest report, scientists announced. Currently, sea level rise on average by 3.2 millimeters per year, says the latest issue of the scientific journal Environmental Research Letters. Instead, the best estimate of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) issued in 2007 [...]
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Gobi bear the rarest species of bear in the world are 22 copies, which are threatened by climate change. Polar bears are the only bear species threatened by climate change. Another type of bear habitat adapted to a completely different turn may disappear due to global warming: Gobi Bear. Gobiensis Ursus arctos bear is the [...]
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