Scientists at the Paleogene Science Center in Stockholm, Sweden, this week released a study About a cave lion cub that was found after being frozen for 28,000 years in Siberia.The animal’s corpse, found between 2017 and 2018, is called Sparta. Scientists believe it could be the same age as another lion found around the same time, Boris, dead 43,000 years ago. According to CNN, the age difference of 15,000 years will be an opportunity to study the evolution of species that became extinct 14,000 years ago.In the photographs published by the lead author of the study, the preservation of Sparta…
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A major California wildfire turned into the ruins of the main thoroughfare of historic Greenville Thursday (5), in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, about 160 miles from Sacramento, the state capital. Fire brigades were still trying to put out the flames of the Dixie fire, which caused horrific images downtown, showing scenic Greenville Street amid piles of ash and debris as smoke billowed, much to the admiration of locals. “We lost Grenfell tonight. There are no words to show how we, in government, are unable to do this job,” said Doug Lamalva, deputy district representative, in a video posted to Facebook,…
A scientific study warned Thursday that the current system in the Atlantic Ocean, a climate driver in the Northern Hemisphere, may be weakening so much that it will soon cause major changes in the world’s climate. The road between Saint-Jean-de-Luz and Hendaya, Socoa, France 02/02/2019 Reuters / Regis Duvignau Photo: Reuters The South Atlantic Solstice (Amoc) circulation is a vast system of ocean currents that transport warm water from the tropics to the North Atlantic. As the atmosphere warms due to increased greenhouse gas emissions, the surface of the ocean beneath it retains more heat. A potential system collapse could…
The Nigerian Customs Service confiscated 7.1 tons of packaged pangolin scales for export. Some pangolin and ivory claws were also seized from three people Nigerian authorities believe are part of a transnational criminal network in West Africa. The Nigerian Wildlife Justice Commission said in a statement on Wednesday (4/8) that the organization will be responsible for about 50% of the wildlife trade since 2019. This was the ninth largest seizure recorded globally in the past three years. know more International authorities have contributed to the recovery of at least 90 tons of pangolin husks since 2019 in countries such as…
Willowicia plants have only two leaves that constantly elongate in a life cycle that scientists estimate to be up to 3,000 years. Her genes could help grow stronger crops in the context of global warming. Willowicia, known as the “desert octopus,” is one of the oldest and most famous plants on the planet that lives in the arid Namib Desert, between Angola and Namibia. Its name in Afrikaans is “tweeblaarkanniedood”, which means “two leaves that never die”. study published Recently in Nature Communications he reveals some of the genetic secrets of Welwitschia. “This plant can live thousands of years and…
NASA completed in California (USA), the construction of the supersonic aircraft X-59, nicknamed “Son of Concorde”. With technology that silences the bangs of supersonic aircraft, the space agency will launch its first test flight next year.The US space agency has shared a time-lapse video of the plane’s construction, which has been taking place since 2019 at the Lockheed Martin Skunk Works warehouses in Palmdale, California. The vessel is built with Quiet SuperSonic technology, which makes it possible to silence the sonic boom it produces while cruising at 925 mph (about 1,500 km/h). The speed of sound is 1234 km /…
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday that the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for a halt to booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccine until at least the end of September. Tedros said the move aims to allow at least 10% of the population in each country to be vaccinated. The call to stop distributing booster doses of the Covid-19 vaccine is the strongest ever by the United Nations agency, as the gap between immunization rates widens in rich and poor countries. “I understand the interest of all governments in protecting their people from the delta variable,” Tedros…
The Delta type of coronavirus is “a largely preventable tragedy that will get worse before it gets better,” according to the president United StateAnd Joe Biden. In a statement issued Tuesday (3), Biden criticized Republican governors who are preventing city officials from ordering residents to force them to wear protective masks again. Due to the prevalence of the most contagious delta variant, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in late July recommended that Even vaccinated people are back to using masks indoors. He mentioned, for example, Texas and Florida, where vaccination rates are also relatively low compared to…
This information was released by the Japan Meteorological Agency, which also monitors earthquakes; There is no danger of a tsunami An earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale hit the Ibaraki coast of Japan at about 5:30 a.m. local time on Tuesday (3).The tremors, initially, did not cause serious damage, but were felt by athletes and journalists in Tokyo, where the 2021 Olympic Games are being held.This information was released by the Japan Meteorological Agency, which also monitors earthquakes. The government company says there is no danger of a tsunami. I felt what seemed to be a slight earthquake here…
Last week, a resident of Connecticut, USA, was recognized as the woman with the largest mouth in the world, according to record records. Samantha Ramsdale, 31, went viral on social media due to the size of her mouth – there is 6.52 cm of lateral opening, according to the official Guinness World Records measurement. Ramsdell, who maintains a very active TikTok profile, said the idea to sign up for record books came from his followers. The American said in an interview with record book organizers that knowing she had hit this record made her look at a trait that made…