A new perspective on animal evolution
Traces like trench on the sea floor of giant single-celled creatures in deep water can bring new insights into the evolutionary origin of animals.
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Traces like trench on the sea floor of giant single-celled creatures in deep water can bring new insights into the evolutionary origin of animals.
Henry, considered one of the last living fossils of prehistoric reptile animals, will become a father in the next few months after 40 years of inability to mate because…
A handfin was considered extinct since the time of the dinosaurs had just caught the hook of an Indonesian, but unfortunately died after 17 hours.
Very few people in the world have ever heard of an extremely rare species called ghost shark. But the Japanese discovered an ancient creature alive, and even played in a…
According to Australian researchers, the ancestors of alligators (American alligator and caïman) probably appeared on the supercontinent Gondwana, located in the souther…
French and Chinese scientists have identified the hometown of pandas based on recent archaeological discoveries. According to recent archaeological findings, the Longgup…
US researchers unearthed the first fossil reproduction site of the great albatross in Bermuda. This site contains many of their bones but no one lives there today nor el…
Kien Giang Provincial People's Committee has just announced
After many years of self-research and research, Mr. Bui Trong Tuan, in Thanh Binh Street, Thanh Mieu Ward, Viet Tri City, Phu Tho Province, has successfully manufactured…
Based on food waste, organic fertilizer and cooking oil, a city in Sweden has significantly reduced fossil fuel consumption, according to The New York Times.
According to the Project Management Board of the Biogas Program for the Animal Husbandry Sector in Vietnam (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), by the end of…
Air pollution, which is the main cause of burning fossil fuels, is shortening the global human life expectancy at an average of 1.8 years / person, becoming
It is estimated that fossil fuel consumption accounts for 60-80% of the total oxygen consumption in the last century.
The warning is given in a study published in the American Journal of Advanced Science on January 10.
The findings were obtained through data from the Carbon 2 Observation Satellite (OCO-2) launched by NASA in 2014.