4 Decades of Data Suggests Pacific Coral Reefs Can Acclimate to Warming Oceans and Resist Future Bleaching
They've already adapted—potentially at a rate of 0.18°F per decade, and the researchers recommended updating models for coral bleaching.
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Is it a Llama or a Horse? An Incredible Spotless Giraffe Was Born
A giraffe's spots serve several functions, and the newborn will give an opportunity to scientists to study their physiology without them.
India Approves $7 Billion For 10,000 Electric Buses to Clean Air in 170 Cities
The plan aims to help cut down on air pollution from vehicle exhaust, a major factor in Indian cities' poor air quality.
Plant-Based Filter Removes Up to 99.9% of Microplastics from Water
The health of effects of ingesting microplastics are, predictably, not good, though the science is in its early stages.
Australian Lyrebirds Give Singing Lessons to Juveniles-Mimicking 10 Different Species-LISTEN
The lyrebird is the best kind of ambassador-a real Pavarotti-that the conservation community can rally around.
To Halt Ibis Extinction Austrian Man Shows Birds a New Migration Route With His UltraLight-And it's Working
An Austrian ornithologist has pioneered an incredible way of wildlife rehabilitation by fostering chicks of an endangered species before re-instituting their migratory practice by leading them along their natural migration route with an ultralight aircraft. The method was developed to help reconnect the northern bald ibis, a bird that was extirpated in Europe 400 years […]
Lampshades Are Turned into Indoor Air Purifiers by Applying "Clever" New Coating
Doctor Hyoung-il Kim says the lampshades target volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which account for most indoor airborne pollutants.
The Most Common Myths About Cats and Dogs Revealed in New Poll-and Whether They're True
A new survey of pet parents looked into some of the most popular myths about pet care-and some may surprise you. A whopping 92 percent of respondents still believe myths about their furry friends, according to the poll of 2,000 dog and cat owners. Contrary to popular belief, 68% of dog parents didn't know that […]
New Colored Films Can Significantly Cool Cars And Buildings-Inspired by the Surface of Butterflies
New butterfly-inspired nanofilm could significantly reduce the energy needed for cooling buildings or vehicles.
65-Year-old Paddles Into Record Books With Epic 6800-mi Solo Kayak Quest-From Tip of Canada to Florida and Back
After 268 days in his kayak, a 65-year-old has completed his epic solo kayak on the Greater Loop around Canada and the U.S.
Woman Turns Her Apartment Into Hummingbird Hospital for Dozens of Battered Beauties-LOOK
In the last decade since recovering from colon cancer, an elderly woman in Mexico City has opened her doors to sick, injured, or orphaned hummingbirds.
Farmer Creates Massive Sunflower Trail Growing 250,000 in a Pattern Out in His Fields
A Scottish farmer grew a quarter million sunflowers, creating a massive trail that has brought in thousands of visitors.
Newly-Identified Molecule Could Be the Key to Targeting Obesity and Osteoporosis
Australian scientists identified a molecule that could hold the key to peptide-based drugs targeting obesity, osteoporosis, and inflammation.
Watch the Magic When NFL Icon Leonard Fournette Dotes on Kids With Disabilities at Camp: 'You're the Real Champs'
A summer camp for kids with cancer and disabilities received a special visit from Super Bowl champ Leonard Fournette-photos and video.
An Animal New to Science is Named After Indiana Jones, 'Why Did it Have to be Snakes!' - Tachymenoides Harrisonfordi
There's a little something extra about giving his name to a snake, even if, in reality, Ford quite likes the slithering reptiles.
Mister Rogers Had a Point: Regularly Greeting Six Neighbors Maximizes Your Wellbeing
As part of a Gallup index saying hello to more than 1 neighbor was shown to correlate with greater self-perception of well-being.
Taylor Swift is a Hero to Food Banks Across the U.S. at Each Stop of Her Eras Tour
Taylor Swift has donated money to food banks in every state her mega-tour has passed through, helping millions of Americans avoid hunger.
Tree of the Year Contest Features Oak that Stood Up to Bombing and Elm that Survived Catastrophic Plague
12 trees have been nominated for the outstanding characteristics they lend to surrounding townscapes and city parks, this year's theme.
Using the Body's 'Invisible Scalpel' to Remove Brain Cancer With Immunotherapy at Salk Institute
Glioblastoma is the most common form of brain tumor, and while it's also the most deadly, the brain has the immune cells to destroy them.
Hero Army Soldier Stops Violent Attack on Woman, Receives Soldier's Medal Award
Leaving the barracks that afternoon, Rodriguez was heading to the North Shore, when he noticed a woman being violently assaulted.
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