Nature & Science
Human-Made Noise in Salish Sea Threatens the Survival of Southern Resident Orcas
New Study by University of Washington Reveals Noise Pollution is Hindering Orcas’ Ability to Hunt Salmon, Exacerbating Their Endangered Status A new study by the University of Washington and the National Oceanic an
Will your future clothes be made of algae?
Bio-garments made from algae will work to purify the air by removing carbon dioxide through photosynthesis and would not need to be washed as often For the first time, an international team of researchers from the Unive
Study says Low bone density at increased risk of hearing loss in women
Building lifelong healthy diet and lifestyle habits could provide important benefits for protecting bone and hearing health in the future
Man’s quest to acquire sexual prowess pushes Olive Ridley turtles to the brink
Olive Ridleys along Punta Chame face threat from humans who think turtle eggs are an aphrodisiac
Cancer cells eat themselves to survive: Study
One of the most dangerous properties of cancer is when the disease spreads in the body It is the membrane of cancer cells that is at the focus of the researchers at The University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Health and Med