Indus Valley Civilization Is The Earliest Producer Of Cheese
The Indus Valley Civilization was the earliest known producer of dairy and dairy products especially cheese, according to new research.
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10 Million Year Old Megalodon Nursery Found In South Carolina
Scientists Knew Of Just Two Fossil Shark Nurseries: A 10 Million-Year-Old Megalodon Nursery In Panama And A 5 Million-Year Great…
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Unusual Australian Spider Produce Unique Type Of Silk
The Australian Spider Weaves The World’s Most Durable Spider Web, The Cars Will Be Sold In Germany, France, Italy, Spain…
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Landscape Across Europe In Poor Or Bad Condition
The vast majority of protected landscape across Europe are rated as in poor or bad condition and vital species and their habitats
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Lake Kivu Rwanda Consists of Shallow Mysterious Depths
Lake Kivu is one of Africa’s strangest bodies of water. An unusual set of properties make it an intriguing subject
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Can a Mining Company Safely Move Chinchillas?
THE SHORT-TAILED CHINCHILLAS, a high-altitude South American rodent, was hunted almost to extinction in the 19th and 20th centuries for its
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Great Barrier Reef Loses Half Of Its Corals Since 1995
Since the mid-1990s, coral in the Great Barrier Reef has declined by more than 50 percent, and that goes for
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Authorities Foil Smuggling Of Endangered Falcons
Pakistani authorities said Saturday they had foiled an attempt to smuggle dozens of endangered falcons worth more than one million
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12 Year Old Nathan Finds Rare Dinosaur Fossil Of Great Significance
Grade 7 Student From Calgary Discovered A Rare Dinosaur Fossil Earlier This Year At Horseshoe Canyon In The Badlands Region…
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Luminous Zebra Fish Wins Contest For Microscopic Photography
This Year’s Winning Image of a Juvenile Zebra Fish Was Captured as Part of Research by a Team at the
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Laser Technology Use To Measure Biomass Of Giant Californian Redwood Trees
Laser technology has been used to measure the volume and biomass of giant Californian redwood trees for the first time,
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Scientists Identify Viral Infection Involves In Coral Bleaching
Scientists at Oregon State University have shown that viral infection is involved in coral bleaching – the breakdown of the
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8 Critically Endangered Vultures Releases Into The Wild
After years of grit and determination, eight critically endangered vultures, six of them captive-bred, were reintroduced into the wild last
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Kurt, The Przewalski’s Horse Can Save His Specie
The 2-month-old Kurt is a Przewalski’s horse, a species native to central Asia that once went extinct in the wild
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Cells In Leaves Rupture Due To Cold Weather, Research
When cold weather comes, the cells in the leaves rupture, making them useless for photosynthesis, in which light energy is
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Pufferfish Circles Discover In The Australian North-West
Japan’s white-spotted pufferfish are renowned for producing complex, ringed patterns in the sand. Now, 5,500 kilometers away in Australia, scientists
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Crayfish ‘Trapping’ Does Not Controls The Specie
Despite being championed by a host of celebrity chefs, crayfish ‘trapping’ is not helping to control invasive American signal crayfish,
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