Daiju Azuma/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA) Amphipods—little, shrimplike shellfishes in many marine communities—start to break down when they strike depths of 4500 meters. There, a mix of crushing pressures, low... Read more »
There is issue that climate change is taking place too quick for forests to adjust, so researchers are providing an assisting hand. Image credit – Mehdi Pringarbe/INRA Avignon, certified... Read more »
Rob D/500 px Imagine having the ability to smell or lick a piece of cheese and right away understand its dietary worth. That’s what koalas do when they forage... Read more »
This artist’s restoration illustrates the sort of bird most likely to endure the asteroid’s intense consequences. Phillip M. Krzeminski Researchers have actually long questioned simply the number of birds... Read more »