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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One of the signs of global warming and the ever-growing hunting in the oceans (following the Japanese government’s decision to re-enable whaling) is the disproportionate
The earth’s core is changing its spinning rate to match the surface’s speed. Scientists say a change like this is happening right now. There is
Megalodon is a shark species that lived from 22 million years ago to 3 million years ago. Its size was a whopping 18 meters. Great
