1000 sharks are living a miserable life because of the harmful effects of plastic on the ocean
It's a story about plastic garbage, but this time it affects sharks.
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It's a story about plastic garbage, but this time it affects sharks.
An area covered by water, but barren to the point where nothing seems to exist. It is the Pacific Circuits - where is considered
Although accounting for only 21% of the atmosphere, oxygen is the most important gas for the survival of living organisms on Earth. From this fact, have you ever wondere…
According to a new study, the method of opening the door to this unprecedented look inside living cells - called DNA microscopes - has been completed over a period of si…
Experts found the giant bird running very fast, living 1.5-2 million years ago, may have been the target of prehistoric hunters.
Our entire living reality happens in a 3-dimensional universe, so it's hard to imagine a universe of only two dimensions. But according to a new calculation, a 2D univer…
Fedor D. (interviewee wanted to remain anonymous), a young man living in Moscow told Sputnik about participating in a series of scientific experiments for the Internatio…
Explorers to the Lost City of the Monkey in Honduras were shocked when they saw many creatures that were supposedly extinct still alive and well here!
Human ancestors from about 9,000 years ago have faced modern urban problems such as overpopulation, violence and environmental hazards.
A surprising possibility for carnivorous plants living in the North.
Fossils of giant dinosaurs living in the ocean were discovered by Antiquities in Antarctica.
The patch contains millions of living cells that are transplanted into a patient's heart to replace lost heart muscle and restore damage from a heart attack.
Humans have been living in Siberia for about 40,000 years, and a new genetic analysis has been made through the discovery of ancient baby teeth that will bring about the…
According to a new study, crabs tend to live in environments that make them easy to disguise.
The results of DNA analysis in the country can help identify all creatures living in Lake Scottland, including the Loch Ness monster if it exists.