In a rapidly changing world, human activities are significantly impacting the planet’s biodiversity. One of the most pressing concerns is the acceleration of species extinction, a phenomenon scientists often refer to as the “sixth mass extinction.” Unlike previous mass extinction events driven by natural causes, this one is predominantly triggered by human actions. This article ...
On a warming night near a coastal marsh, the chorus of insects swells and a heron glides past like nothing’s wrong. Yet underneath the everyday noise, a population might be collapsing, one missed breeding season at a time. The mystery isn’t just whether we notice; it’s whether the animals themselves sense the cliff’s edge before ...
Paleontology, the scientific study of ancient life through fossils, plays a crucial role in unraveling the mysteries of mass extinctions. These significant events, which have drastically altered the course of life on Earth, are periods when a substantial proportion of species vanish in a geologically brief timeframe. Through the lens of paleontology, researchers explore various ...
Romulus and Remus, two snow-white canids with powerful shoulders and wide jaws, look like something out of myth. In a way, they are. Born in the fall of 2024 through cutting-edge genetic engineering, they are the first living examples of what scientists believe to be true dire wolves in over 10,000 years. The species once ...
Maria Faith Saligumba
