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Studies challenge spiders in space to create a web in Zero Gravity

Studies challenge spiders in space to create a web in Zero Gravity

If you are an aspiring astronaut, you may want to review your feelings towards spiders before submitting an application. I hope that even some spider fans may agree that zero gravity is not an ideal…

Destructive shipworms captured on camera in competitive sexual frenzy

Destructive shipworms captured on camera in competitive sexual frenzy

A recent study published in the Journal of Biology Letters described Dr. Reuben Shipway from the University of Portsmouth stumbling in an uncertain scene while studying clam. The Focus species, also known as shipworm, is…

Circles important for global warming and large scale ice loss

Circles important for global warming and large scale ice loss

Global warming has increased the loss of ice sheets around the world and as a result, the reduction of ice has contributed to global warming in various ways, creating a cycle that does not promote…

Crab armies can be a key issue in coral wall preservation

Crab armies can be a key issue in coral wall preservation

Seat weeds erupt in nitrogen and phosphorus run-offs that can kill the coral wall off the offshore coast of dense Krishna. Many fish eat marine water, and corals have even been found to release chemicals…

The vast wetlands of Els Eels are the most recorded at the bottom of the ocean

The vast wetlands of Els Eels are the most recorded at the bottom of the ocean

In a new study, researchers at the University of Mānoa Hawaii argue that this observation is the largest aggregate of fish recorded in the deep sea. Their video footage shows a swarm of 115 cutthroat eels,…

Scientists create artificial skin that can make wearers almost invisible

Scientists create artificial skin that can make wearers almost invisible

A wearable device that allows the user to completely fade from sight is the dream of naughty children and the national military alike, but no practical alternative has yet been revealed. A Canadian company came…

The government is looking for a home for the UK’s first fusion furnace

The government is looking for a home for the UK’s first fusion furnace

Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) will use the latest in prototype fusion technology. The team expects to start construction in 2030 and achieve this power generation capacity by 2040. The Step program is an…

T. Rex had the urge to grow teenagers, but other dinosaurs were slow and steady

T. Rex had the urge to grow teenagers, but other dinosaurs were slow and steady

Like the rings on the trunk of a tree, our bones maintain a record of their development in the growth layers. After observing that T. Rex and his close relatives grew remarkably in size during…

Charles Darwin’s diary reported stolen from Cambridge University, police investigation

Charles Darwin’s diary reported stolen from Cambridge University, police investigation

After extensive searches of the Cambridge University Library in the UK, curators have concluded that Charles Darwin’s famous notebooks, where he told HMS Beagle about his idea of an evolutionary tree after a world tour,…

Octopus Arms doesn’t have its own opinion but they are still “Clever”

Octopus Arms doesn’t have its own opinion but they are still “Clever”

Recent research suggests that this is not strictly true (although reassuring, new insights show that their nervous system is still deeply abnormal). The new study, published in the journal Current Biology, looked at octopuses’ central…

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