Ancient snake drawings are among the largest known rock art worldwide
[ad_1] Animal etchings into rocks along the Orinoco river in South America Philip Riris et al. Prehistoric engravings of giant snakes along South America’s Orinoco
Endangered giant pangolin spotted in Senegal after nearly 24 years
[ad_1] A rare sighting of a giant pangolin revives hopes for the species’ survival in West Africa, despite threats from poaching and deforestation [ad_2] Source
Morning exercise may be optimal for improving bone health
[ad_1] Morning exercise seemed to improve bone health in mice Douglas Sacha/GETTY Morning workouts might make for stronger and longer bones compared with nighttime exercise,
Ancient geese stood 3 metres tall and weighed as much as a cow
[ad_1] An artistic reconstruction of Genyornis newtoni, an ancient relative of geese Illustration by Jacob C. Blokland Australia’s prehistoric thunder birds – once thought to
How materials that rewind light can test physics’ most extreme ideas
[ad_1] For an experiment designed to reverse time, the apparatus was surprisingly simple: little more than a tank of water. With a puff of air
China’s Chang’e 6 spacecraft begins sampling on far side of the moon
[ad_1] Illustration of the Chang’e-6 lander on the lunar surface cnsa.gov.cn China’s Chang’e 6 spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon’s far side and started
Periods are starting younger and we're struggling to pin down why
[ad_1] Menstruation is occurring earlier and earlier in life for younger generations in the Western world, but researchers are puzzled as to why [ad_2] Source
The new drugs preventing allergic reactions to peanuts and other foods
[ad_1] My youngest son has been allergic to peanuts and sesame since he was a toddler. Though he has never had a life-threatening reaction, the
Physicists are grappling with their own reproducibility crisis
[ad_1] Some claims of high-temperature superconductivity were unable to be recreated Shutterstock / Dragon Claws Physics is in a crisis. Over the past year, a
Snares are wiping out South-East Asian wildlife – what can be done?
[ad_1] Conservation workers examine the body of a Sumatran tiger that died after getting caught in a snare in Indonesia Afrianto Silalahi/NurPhoto via Getty Images