Himalayan wolves boast genes for breathing at high altitude: are they a new species?
A group of wolves living in the Himalayan mountains would break away, on an evolutionary level, from the classic […]
Read More →Cold phases of the past caused by the melting of thick Arctic ice
Huge blocks of sea ice that melted in the Arctic and then flowed into the North Atlantic contributed, during […]
Read More →Bumblebees can recognize objects through sight and touch
It is a level of cognitive complexity and cross use of multiple senses never before identified in an insect […]
Read More →New land snail discovered in Borneo named after Greta Thunberg
A team of non-professional researchers, collaborating with researchers from Taxon Expeditions, a company that organizes scientific expeditions, has contributed […]
Read More →Tadpoles form air bubbles in the mouth to breathe
Tadpoles, too weak during the early stages of their life to “break” the surface tension of the water to […]
Read More →
Droplets suspended in mid-air with acoustic levitation instead of test tubes: a revolution for chemists?
Chemical laboratories may in the future abandon the classical test tubes to use drops of liquid suspended in mid-air […]
Read More →
Electric circuit mimics barn owl brain to locate sounds
A group of researchers is trying to imitate, through electrical circuits, the brain circuits of the barn owl, one […]
Read More →
Staring at seagulls makes them less likely to steal food
According to a new, special study conducted by researchers at the University of Exeter, staring at seagulls makes them […]
Read More →
New polymer can store natural gas more efficiently
A better method of storing natural gas could prove to be one of the positive factors in truly counteracting […]
Read More →
New sensor detects ice accumulation in real time
A new sensor that detects ice accumulation in real-time has been created by a group of researchers from the […]
Read More →