Turtles, crocodilians, and salamanders have a slow aging rate. A team of 114 scientists conducted the biggest research on amphibians’ longevity in the wild. Protective phenotypes such as hard shells, spines, or venom correlate to their longevity.
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A decade after Frozen Planet comes Frozen Planet II, narrated by sir David Attenborough. The series used new technologies to get mindblowing footage of the
After breaking an ice shelf in Antarctica, scientists warn that there is a high chance of a dramatic impact of the glacier on the waters
The eye of the Sahara is a strange target-shaped geological formation also known as the “Richat Structure”. It is found in Mauritania, in the western
