Glaciers withdraw, small life forms appear
The research team at the University of Colorado in Boulder worked at an altitude of 16,400 minutes in the Andes, Peru discovered how the barren, inert land after the col…
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The research team at the University of Colorado in Boulder worked at an altitude of 16,400 minutes in the Andes, Peru discovered how the barren, inert land after the col…
A mysterious ship clinging to seaweed and sea creatures, like thousands of ragged snakes on the bay was found on the Washington state coast.
Hundreds of moss-green strange strange objects have drifted to Australia's beaches these days.
A South American water dolphin uses dry branches, moss and clay to attract mates and threatens opponents. British and Brazilian researchers observed male dolphins within…
Paleontologists at the Ice, Snow and Environment Research Institute said they discovered fossils ...
Scientists have published in Science Advances magazine about a new discovery in finding alternative sources of medical marijuana in pain relief for patients.
One of the major problems we face is the phenomenon of water poisoning from heavy metals, such as arsenic.
The new pipette is designed based on the shape of the moss reproductive organ. This device holds a drop of water thanks to the surface tension of the water.
Ancient terrestrial plants, first of all mosses have played a key role in the emergence of life on earth.
Scientists have successfully resurrected ancient mosses buried in Antarctic ice sheets for more than 1,500 years.
After four centuries of immobile nature in a refrigerator, ancient plants once again awakened thanks to the work of Canadian experts.
ETH Zurich researchers show that mosses and humans have unexpected general characteristics. These evolutionary relics can be useful in making therapeutic proteins.
American geological experts have found evidence that barren valleys in Antarctica were once inhabited by moss and insects.
The Physcomitrella moss still retains its primitive appearance, bearing similarities to the first plants that appeared on land about 450 million years ago. Only with a v…
The new water bear is found in a Japanese park that looks like a caterpillar, and the eggs bear strange shapes.