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Scientists are monitoring an unprecedented marine heatwave after Atlantic waters off France warmed by nearly 7°C in just one week.
While adult June bugs are mostly a nuisance around lights, their underground larvae can cause serious damage to lawns, gardens and ornamental plants.
Scientists have discovered that blister beetle larvae mimic floral scents to lure bees, marking the first known case of an animal imitating a flower’s smell.
A new study reveals that simply planting more trees may not be enough to combat urban heat, with smarter green space design proving more effective.
A new study suggests humans became strongly right-handed due to upright walking and the evolution of larger brains.
Researchers found that storing mangoes at 12°C can significantly slow ripening, reduce spoilage, and preserve fruit quality during transport.
Geek Pride Day, observed on May 25, celebrates fans of sci-fi, gaming, comics, cosplay, anime, and technology around the world.
An eight-year-old space enthusiast caught a spelling error on NASA’s website, leading to a wholesome exchange with the space agency online.
UNU-BIOLAC highlighted Venezuelan scientist Dr Patricia Vit on World Bee Day for her groundbreaking work linking bee conservation, biotechnology, and culture.
International Day for Biological Diversity 2026 urges communities worldwide to act locally and help reverse biodiversity loss globally.
World Bee Day 2026 highlights the vital role of bees and pollinators in food security, biodiversity, sustainable farming, and livelihoods worldwide.
A global study has revealed that urban trees significantly reduce city temperatures, offering vital relief as climate change worsens heat waves.
A new study has revealed how extreme temperatures are threatening baby birds, with younger and weaker chicks facing the highest risk.
Brown-necked ravens near the Dead Sea have adapted to one of Earth’s harshest habitats through intelligence and survival skills.
The May 1 ‘flower moon’ in Scorpio is expected to bring intense emotions, reflection, and transformation, marking a powerful lunar phase.b
Authorities in Kazakhstan have reported the discovery of 191 dead Caspian seals washed ashore along the Caspian Sea coast in the Mangystau region, raising concern over another mass mortality event involving the endangered species.
Scientists found female quails bred to lay larger eggs aged faster and lived shorter lives, supporting a key evolutionary theory.
A viral video of a blinking baby dove has charmed viewers, while experts explain the surprising reasons behind the bird’s frequent blinking.
4 Excerpt:NASA’s Artemis II crew shares breathtaking images of Earth from the Orion capsule, offering a powerful perspective of our planet from space. Mangaluru, March 31, 2026: New images released by NASA from the Artemis II mission are offering a striking view of Earth as seen from the Orion spacecraft, capturing both its beauty and […]
NASA’s Artemis II mission will send four astronauts around the Moon and back using a free-return trajectory over a 10-day journey.
