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Why Do Chameleons Change Their Color? It's About Sex and Social Life

There is a widespread opinion that the chameleon changes its color in order to i... [read >>]
Date: 29 January 2008, 04:33 GMT
 

Could This Turn into the World's Largest Horse?

Indeed, rhinos are horses' (and donkeys' and zebras', too) closes... [read >>]
Date: 28 January 2008, 05:40 GMT
 

Snakes Hear in Stereo Using Their Jaws!

The classical number of cobra dancing is a spoof. Even if the snakes would be ta... [read >>]
Date: 26 January 2008, 05:52 GMT
 

The Most Menaced Weird Creatures

This top comprises animals you may have never heard about. EDGE (Evolutionarily ... [read >>]
Date: 26 January 2008, 04:57 GMT
 

Clime and Relief

Glaciers appear only on high mountains and around the Poles. Through their movem... [read >>]
Date: 25 January 2008, 06:23 GMT

Bird Chicks Show How Dinosaurs Started to Fly

Birds are the only living dinosaurs, and the transition from hatchling to adult ... [read >>]
Date: 25 January 2008, 03:14 GMT
 

20 Things About Water

1.About 97% of the water is found in the oceans and seas, 2% in glaciers and ice... [read >>]
Date: 24 January 2008, 06:50 GMT

A Clime Battle of the Sexes

You already know this: the sex chromosome from your father dictated your sex: bo... [read >>]
Date: 24 January 2008, 05:43 GMT
 

9 Things About Ocean Life

1. Ocean life can go from the surface down to... 2.5 km (1.5 mi) under the ocean... [read >>]
Date: 23 January 2008, 14:06 GMT

This 100 Years Old Fish Has 225 Kg (500 lbs)!

The largest fish you will find in a river is beluga, a sturgeon living in the Da... [read >>]
Date: 23 January 2008, 05:24 GMT
 

Huge Under-Ice Volcanic Explosion Found in Antarctica!

Under the 3,000 m (10,000 ft) thickness of the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists h... [read >>]
Date: 21 January 2008, 05:41 GMT

How High Can a Tiger Jump?

The event is fresh: just two weeks ago, a 300-pound (136-kilogram) tigress esca... [read >>]
Date: 11 January 2008, 02:51 GMT
 

Sandstorms Go Electric

It seems that wind action alone is not enough to account for the observed effect... [read >>]
Date: 10 January 2008, 09:43 GMT

4 Facts About Geysers

Islanders blamed them on the witchcraft, the Inca on the spirits of the ancestor... [read >>]
Date: 09 January 2008, 08:14 GMT
 

Plate Tectonics May Stop Moving for a Brief Period of Time

This may seem good news for people living in areas with increased seismic activi... [read >>]
Date: 07 January 2008, 06:40 GMT

Coocko Butterflies Fooling Ants

Ants are really vicious. They bite, sting and splash with formic acid, which is ... [read >>]
Date: 04 January 2008, 03:29 GMT
 

Global Warming Could Wipe Out Antarctic Penguins in 10 Years

In the North Pole, the first major victim of the global warming seems to be the ... [read >>]
Date: 04 January 2008, 02:54 GMT

Beijing Covered by Massive Pollution Wave

On Thursday, the capital of the Republic of China was overtaken by a massive wav... [read >>]
Date: 28 December 2007, 08:45 GMT
 

Not One, but Six Giraffe Species!

There's nothing taller on Earth: large giraffe bulls can be 6 m (20 ft) tal... [read >>]
Date: 28 December 2007, 05:10 GMT

Why Hot Males Have More Sex?

We already knew this without science. But science now has just proven it: hot ma... [read >>]
Date: 27 December 2007, 17:06 GMT
 

5 Issues About Bamboo

1.Even if it looks like a tree, the bamboo is just woody perennial evergreen gra... [read >>]
Date: 27 December 2007, 10:32 GMT

Weather and Contamination Indicator Species

Indigenous and rural people, staying in a closer contact with nature, can predic... [read >>]
Date: 21 December 2007, 07:11 GMT
 

The Poison of the Desert

In the scorching deserts of southern and eastern Africa and Arabia, where rainfa... [read >>]
Date: 21 December 2007, 06:25 GMT

7 Fossil Forests

1.A rain forest represents an explosion of life, the peak of biological diversit... [read >>]
Date: 20 December 2007, 10:23 GMT
 

Secret Revealed: How Can Sea Mammals Hold Their Breath for Hours

Try to hold your breath for more than 2-3 minutes, and those around you will hav... [read >>]
Date: 20 December 2007, 03:56 GMT

What Are National Parks?

Today, there are about 8,000 zones protecting fauna worldwide, plus 40,000 sites... [read >>]
Date: 19 December 2007, 10:37 GMT
 

Records of Mekong

The largest river in Southeastern Asia, Mekong is also the 11th-longest river in... [read >>]
Date: 18 December 2007, 06:48 GMT

New Cat Sized Rat Species!

Most cats are chicken enough not to face regular rats. But this rat would fight ... [read >>]
Date: 18 December 2007, 05:01 GMT
 

People and Volcanoes

Vulcan was the Roman god of fire, the equivalent of Hephaistos in the Greek myth... [read >>]
Date: 17 December 2007, 14:06 GMT

Global Warming not Triggered by Man! Or Is It?

They should really get this right once and for all. Is global warming triggered ... [read >>]
Date: 17 December 2007, 05:01 GMT
 

North Pole not so Arctic in Four Years

It seems that the Arctic ice masses are melting at incredible speeds lately, as ... [read >>]
Date: 13 December 2007, 09:20 GMT
 



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