Oceanography
Swordfish 'heat' eyeball to hunt prey?
Swordfish (photo - scientific name Xiphias gladius) often live in the high seas, especially in temperate places. However, when hunting, this fish has a rather special ab…
Temperature
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Oceanography
Global warming changes the ocean flow
Scientists at the Scrip Institute of Oceanography at the University of Caliphonia after measuring carbon 13 isotopes in samples taken at 14 points in all four oceans, fo…
Archeology
This is the reason that cottage ice age - the period that Western Europe sunk in cold for hundreds of years
Between the 14th and the 19th centuries, winter temperatures suddenly dropped sharply, causing the whole of Western Europe to sink in cold.
Archeology
Stressful life makes people stand upright
When comparing chimpanzees - relatives of humans, living in dense forests and savanna, scientists recognize many difficulties of primitive people when changing their hab…
Archeology
The quest for the forest 280 million years ago in Antarctica
Geologists, despite extreme temperatures, crossed glaciers and snow mountains to find traces of a forest that existed in Antarctica hundreds of millions of years ago.
Archeology
The giant bird once dominated the Antarctic sky 50 million years ago
Argentina researchers have reported finding fossils of a prehistoric giant bird with the largest wingspan ever recorded living about 50 million years ago in Antarctica.
Archeology
Unexpected discovery of the sleeping time of the ancient people
Many people believe that modern people sleep less than the ancient people because of the appearance of light bulbs and phones along with technological devices. But is th…
Archeology
The penguin species has appeared 20 million years ago
The penguin has appeared 20 million years ago and has become diverse due to a reduced global temperature, opening the possibility of residence in Antarctica.
Archeology
The climate collapses the Mediterranean ancient civilization
The hundreds of years of cold and dry weather may have caused the collapse of eastern Mediterranean civilizations in the 13th century BC.
Archeology
New hypothesis about dinosaurs
Dinosaurs are not cold-blooded because this will make them physically weak, a trait that is not suitable for animals that once ruled over the earth.
Archeology
Found rhino skull fossil 9.2 million years old in volcanic ash
Scientists have recently discovered a 9.2 million-year-old fossil rhinoceros skull preserved in volcanic ash.
Archeology
Small horses like ... cats
Over 50 million years ago, Earth's temperatures were higher than now, and cat-only horses have a lot in North American forests.
Archeology
Humans evolved due to climate change?
Researchers at the University of Liverpool have discovered that the rapid fluctuation of temperature coincides with the emergence of distant relatives with humans and th…
Archeology
New discovery: Dinosaurs are not cold-blooded!
Dinosaurs are not cold-blooded animals as we previously thought, but they have the same body temperature as today's birds and mammals.
Archeology
Dinosaurs grow feathers due to the harsh climate
World archaeologists have conducted research on many strains