Microbes unknown to science are thriving in a lava cave in Hawaii

Scientists found microbes, unknown to science, thriving in geothermal caves in Hawaii. The caves get very little sunlight and contain many minerals and toxic gases. The microbes can only be seen with a microscope and they can endure extreme temperatures.

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Sea wasp

ד"ר מאור כהן May 10, 2019

Meet the sea wasp, one of the Box jellyfish species, one of the most dangerous jellyfish in the world. The venom of a single jellyfish

Antarctica’s biodiversity is at risk

Economarks Media December 25, 2022

65% of Antarctica’s plants and animals might disappear by the end of the century. Most at risk are the emperor penguins, with 80% of their

Water bears – aliens living among us and what can be learned from them

ד"ר מאור כהן December 10, 2019

All animals are encoded with genetic codes, from which many secrets can be learned about their biology and ours, such as traits and abilities to

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