The first investigation on stray dogs living in Chornobyl’s Exclusion Zone showed that two distinct populations of dogs live there, with different DNA. The two populations rarely interbreed. The research’s goal is to find how humans might be able to cope with extreme radiation conditions by understanding how the dogs populations thrive there.
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A Japanese research discovered that dogs’ tear production is associated with oxytocin, the “love hormone”. When dogs reunite with their owners, they produce much more
Glacial lakes are plentiful, most of them in Asia and South America, with over a million people living just 10 km away from them. Glaciers
“The great dying”, earth’s largest mass extinction, was actually two separate occasions. The first happened 262 million years ago, and the second 259 million years
