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Austrian paleontologists are getting their hands on the remains of five mammoths, which demonstrate man's hunting towards these mammals. Mammoths are still talked about, especially with the many fossil remains that have been constantly found in recent years. Resemblance to current elephants, woolly mammoths, Mammuthus primigenius In Latin, had long curved defenses and measured up … Read more

Long praised for its nutritional virtues and its role in the transition to a more vegetable diet, soy has imposed itself in many everyday products. But behind this growing popularity, ANSES today highlights risks hitherto little publicized. The health agency alerts the dangers of soybeans linked to the presence of isoflavones, compounds capable of interfere … Read more

From tentacular megalopolises to the most remote hamlets, the world population has been distributed over time according to complex dynamics, often poorly understood. Long considered reliable, current demographic models are struggling to reflect this reality. A recent study reveals that millions of individuals living in rural areas still escape radars in large international databases. Behind … Read more

Old statues sometimes reappear in unexpected contexts, brutally recalling the fragility of cultural heritage in the face of natural forces. In India, where the presence of sculpted deities is part of everyday life and in the centuries, their disappearance or their rediscovery raises issues that are both religious, historical and archaeological. This is what recently … Read more

Frogs belonging to the species Vittatus alsods were rediscovered in Chile, more than 120 years after their last observation.

The University of Cranfield has developed a laboratory under space conditions, to test its Mario robot. A multi-bracket robot designed to go to space In recent years, many robots have been sent to space, whether to keep the astronauts like Kirobo, a small humanoid robot designed by the Japanese space agency, or to explore the … Read more

This phenomenon is more and more frequent, and is an excellent indicator of the effect of global warming on biodiversity. The Martinican observatory of biodiversity, this phenomenon was mainly seen in diamond and Trinidad. The cause of this color? Global warming. The observatory indeed explains that the hot weather “cause an evaporation of water which … Read more

For centuries, volcanoes have been fascinating as much as they have frightened, their eruptions leaving behind devastated and frozen landscapes. But in some cases, these natural cataclysms can also become unexpected guards of the biological past. In Italy, the ashes of the volcanic complex of Colli Albani have thus kept much more than bones: they … Read more

In the wild landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, the hills touch the clouds and the lochs extend endlessly. For more than two centuries, the Fyrish Monument has dominated this extent. Built in the 18th century, it commemorated a key episode in British colonial history. This emblematic site overlooks the Chomarty Firth and attracts thousands of … Read more