New single-celled creatures belonging to a whole new branch in the evolutionary tree were discovered. The creatures were divided into two groups called Nibbleridia and Nebulidia. They feed on other single-celled creatures with a teethlike structure or swallow them whole.
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It is no longer a question of whether air pollution kills or not, neither is it a question of whether species diversity dwindles or not
`Nature Climate change` journal recently published that temperatures in the Mediterranean basin have risen 1.5 times the global average since the industrial revolution. While the
The world population currently stands at approximately 7,768,882,000 people. Every day, about 400,000 people are born and about 170,000 die. Since the beginning of the