Asian elephants seen burying their dead for the first time
[ad_1] An elephant pulling a dead calf on a tea estate in north Bengal, India Parveen Kaswan and Akashdeep Roy Asian elephants have been documented
Surprise decision not to define the Anthropocene shocks scientists
[ad_1] Has Earth entered a new geologic epoch? Perhaps not Shutterstock/Dima Zel Efforts to put the Anthropocene on the geological timescale have fallen at the
Walking 10,000 steps a day really does seem to make us healthier
[ad_1] Walking 9000 to 10,000 steps a day appears to help ward off an early death and heart-related events Pippa Samaya/Getty Images/Cavan Images Taking between
How concussion can lead to brain damage and CTE – and what to do to prevent it
[ad_1] Pittsburgh Steelers’ Hines Ward is hit by Tennessee Titans’ Cortland Finnegan AP Photo/John Russell/Alamy IN NOVEMBER 2022, a young woman called Heather Anderson killed
US Army tests AI chatbots as battle planners in a war game simulation
[ad_1] A screenshot from Starcraft II Blizzard Games The US Army Research Laboratory is exploring whether OpenAI’s technology can improve battle planning – although only
April’s eclipse: How to view it safely and what to look for in eclipse glasses
[ad_1] Use special eclipse glasses to prevent eye damage Gino Santa Maria/Shutterstock Viewing a total solar eclipse is an experience that can stay with you
JWST will officially begin searching for exomoons around other planets
[ad_1] The James Webb Space Telescope is the first instrument capable of detecting exomoons conclusively NASA Astronomers will have their best shot yet at finding
Why we’re finally on the cusp of finding exomoons around other planets
[ad_1] YEARS ago, when David Kipping lived in London, he would walk home through the city and look up at the moon. As an astronomer,
Earliest known sex chromosomes evolved in octopuses
[ad_1] A California two-spot octopus Norbert Wu/ Minden Pictures/ Alamy The earliest known sex chromosomes have been found in an octopus species native to the
Storks refine their migration routes as they learn from experience
[ad_1] A white stork at its breeding ground in Germany Christian Ziegler/Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior White storks take increasingly quicker and more direct