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Seabirds Getting Washed Up on Bournemouth Beaches

Seabirds Getting Washed Up on Bournemouth Beaches

Wildlife specialists are currently treating six wax-covered seabirds, which were washed up on Bournemouth beaches today.

Researcher Re-opens World's Most Southerly Post Office in Antarctica

Researcher Re-opens World's Most Southerly Post Office in Antarctica

It is almost after 50 years that the world's most southerly post office in Antarctica has been announced open.

Previous Studies for NIH Racial Bias Discarded

Previous Studies for NIH Racial Bias Discarded

In a response to the research conducted in 2011, it was said that no bias exists towards black scientists. In the Journal of Informetrics, it has been said that the African American applicants are funded in the same manner as that of white researchers.

Homing Pigeons’ can Hear Infrasound, says Hagstrum

Homing Pigeons’ can Hear Infrasound, says Hagstrum

It seems that finally we have an answer to the mysterious power of the homing pigeons that help them find their homes even after they fly thousands of miles away.

And the answer is coming from Mr. Jon Hagstrum, who since several long years has been studying over birds and their behaviors.

Humans Killed Thylacine, Claims Study

Humans Killed Thylacine, Claims Study

A new study conducted by a team of researchers at the University of Adelaide has been claiming that it was humans, who have been responsible for the Tasmanian Tiger or thylacine's demise. Found all over Tasmania prior to the European settlement in the year 1803, the thylacine was known as a unique marsupial.

British Moths Facing Danger of Extinction

British Moths Facing Danger of Extinction

A recent report has shed light over a fact that moths are on significant decline in southern Britain. Over a period of 40 years, the species are increasingly disappearing from the night skies and have reduced by some 40%.

A Walk on Beach lead Wilman to be Millionaire

A Walk on Beach lead Wilman to be Millionaire

Morning walk on a beach proved not only healthy for Ken Wilman, but made him rich in just an instant. While Wilman was having a walk on Morecambe beach near Battery with his boxer dog Madge, the dog dug out a smelly and dirty yellow rock. Wilman without knowing what it was dragged his dog home, and looked for it on the internet to know what that smelly thing was.

Water was Present on Mars in Earlier Times: Study

Water was Present on Mars in Earlier Times: Study

As per a new research study conducted by the researchers Lee Saper and Jack Mustard from Brown University, narrow ridges present on planet Mars provides a possibility of existence of water which further increases the possibility of existence of life.

Amos-6 of Spacecom to Launch in 2015 by SpaceX

Amos-6 of Spacecom to Launch in 2015 by SpaceX

Falcon 9 launcher of SpaceX would be soon seen carrying Spacecom Satellite Communications Ltd's (TASE: SCC) Amos 6 communications satellite. Yes! A recent report has unveiled that the Amos 6 would be launched by the private launch company SpaceX Inc. in the year 2015.

Human Body has Innate Sense of Conserving Energy

Human Body has Innate Sense of Conserving Energy

A new study has found that while going to some place on the foot, humans can conserve their energy by swapping between walking and running. The first of its kind study published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface supports the concept that human body has innate sense that when it's on a move, how it can conserve and optimize its energy.

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