The bird's right eye sees through the Earth's magnetic field
German scientists have recently discovered that birds can observe the Earth's magnetic field with their right eye, and rely on it for directions.
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German scientists have recently discovered that birds can observe the Earth's magnetic field with their right eye, and rely on it for directions.
The Nature Conservation Agency of Florida (USA) has just implemented a program to attach magnets to the crocodile head, to prevent them from returning to residential are…
If you get lost in the countryside without a compass, don't be in a hurry. According to German scientists, you can determine the direction by observing the herds.
It is known that birds use the compass to orient themselves when flying away. But how exactly that system works is still a mystery. Now, German scientists reveal: The ke…
According to a study published in the British journal Nature, a group of scientists from Princeton University (USA) said in addition to the ability to locate by sound, l…
There is a set of pigeons that question scientists, the ability to find their way back, even hundreds of kilometers away. This ability has been known for a long time, si…
The effect of the magnetic field in combination with rapid freezing, the preserved black chicken remains the same color, toughness and protein content.
In the future, our refrigerators can preserve food by applying magnetic fields to cool them through magnets.
British scientists discovered the world's largest helium gas mine in Africa with reserves of about 1.5 billion m3.
The shield protecting the Earth is weakening, allowing harmful solar winds to enter the Earth's atmosphere.
Experts on climate change phenomenon and many scientists in other fields are constantly warning about the threat of global warming.
Spill oil can cause terrible impacts on marine ecosystems. Therefore, the effort to minimize the damage in the oil spill incident is extremely important.
According to scientists, there are a number of natural hazards that are affecting the lives of a wide range of organisms on earth including humans.
According to a new study, the Earth's north pole is being shifted toward Russia about 60 km per year due to changes in the planet's core.
The leaves attract iron oxide particles on the surface, making them magnetic. So they can become inexpensive sensors that assess pollution.