Oceanography
Elephant seals help study the Antarctic bottom
Scientists have attached the touch seal on the heads of elephant seals, used to collect and provide important data as they swim near the ocean floor in Antarctica.
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Oceanography
Smaller fish because of climate change
Dr. William Cheung, an expert at the University of British Columbia in Canada, and his colleagues modeled the impact of global temperature rise on more than 600 species…
Oceanography
Strange creatures at the
New Zealand's National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute (NIWA) has announced the discovery of strange creatures in the Kermadec trench area in the northern sea o…
Oceanography
Discover new sharks in the market
While visiting a fish market on the island of Taiwan, the experts were shocked to see a species of shark that scientists never knew.
Archeology
Continue the debate about the first Americans in Texas
According to the researchers, there was evidence of people who lived in what is now the center of Texas a few thousand years ago hunters from the ancient Clovis culture…
Archeology
Mysterious Olmec stone heads
Before Europeans discovered America around the XV-XVI century, there were many civilizations appeared, developed and died out on this land.
Archeology
Detecting wrecks for more than a century on the lake bottom
The wreck of a steamboat wrecked 119 years ago during a storm was found under Lake Erie, a large lake in North America.
Archeology
11,500-year-old baby girl revealed human origins in North America
According to scientists, from her DNA she could see that her ancestors almost certainly came to Alaska from 8,500 years ago, passing through the mainland connecting Beri…
Archeology
People have avoided inbreeding from 3,000 years ago
Right from 34,000 years ago, our ancestors knew that inbreeding was a bad idea.
Archeology
Footprints of 3.6 million years of prehistoric people reveal many secrets
Based on footprints, scientists accurately calculated the height and weight, habits of prehistoric people from nearly 4 million years ago.
Archeology
Discover 48 mysterious bones about 'black death'
British archaeologists have found 48 skeletons in a mass grave, dating from the 14th century.
Archeology
Aboriginal Australians represent the oldest civilization on Earth
The study, published this week in the journal Nature, found that the ancestors of indigenous Australian and Papuan Aboriginal people met and mated with a mysterious race…
Archeology
The 15-year-old boy found the ancient city of Maya in the jungle
15-year-old William Gadoury in Canada became the first to discover the location of the forgotten Maya city in the Mexican jungle with satellite images and ancient astron…
Archeology
The skull of William Shakespeare may be stolen
Archaeologists say it is likely that grave robbers stole the skull of the great English writer, William Shakespeare.