New Species of Pterosaur Discovered on the Isle of Skye Rewrites Evolutionary History
Reconstruction of Ceoptera evansae. Credit: © NHM & Witton 2021Scientists unveil a new pterosaur species from Scotland, offering insights into...
How Plants Obtain Nitrogen by Supplying Iron to Symbiotic Bacteria
A recent study on leguminous plants has uncovered the role of IRON MAN (IMA) peptides in facilitating the collection of...
The Genetic Footprint of Thailand’s Lost Civilizations Revealed in Iron Age Log Coffins
Caves and rock shelters dot the mountains in the northwestern highlands of Thailand. Over 40 in Mae Hong Son province...
Discovery of Ancient Mongolian Saddle Rewrites the History of Horse Riding
Scientists uncovered a elegantly carved saddle made from several pieces of birch wood from an ancient cave in Mongolia. Credit:...
The Science Behind City Layouts and Racial Biases
A new study reveals how the structure of cities affects residents’ unconscious racial biases, with densely populated, diverse, and less...
The Surprising Hunting Tactics of Feathered Predators
By Laboratory of Behavioral Ecology and Evolution at Seoul National University February 5, 2024A collaborative study introduces the ‘flush-pursue hypothesis’...
Uncovering the Real Shape of Megalodon
A recent study challenges previous notions about Megalodon, revealing it had a more slender body compared to the great white...
Why Do We Cradle Babies in One Specific Arm?
Most people naturally cradle babies in their left arm, a phenomenon confirmed by numerous studies and depicted in art, such...
Millennia-Old Mystery About Insects and Light at Night Solved at Last
Since humans first began using fire, we’ve wondered why insects seem to have an irresistible attraction to light. With the...
New Study Challenges Homo naledi Burial Claims
A recent study challenges previous claims that Homo naledi, a species dating back to between 335-241,000 years ago, deliberately buried...
