• Anika Reyansh posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 3 months ago

    A New Study, Which Took Place During The Summer And Over A-Three-Year Period, Is Indicating That Hummingbirds Can See Diverse Colors That Are Invisible To Human Eyes. And This Is Because Of Their Four-Color Cone Vision (Tetrachromatic). And These Colors Influence Their Decisions Regarding Food, Evading Predators, Or Choosing A Mate. Cool!

  • Zoe Logan posted an update in the group Group logo of TravelTravel 6 years, 3 months ago

    The Belgian Government Will Hand Out Free Railway Tickets To All Its Residents To Encourage Domestic Tourism, To Stimulate Their Economy After The Coronavirus LockDown. The Tickets Will Entitle Each Resident To Ten Free Journeys Of Any Length On The Country’s Railways. This’s Cool, But There Are Concerns Of Overcrowding Of The Trains.

  • Patricia Sophia posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 3 months ago

    Researchers Think That They May Have Found The Tomb Of The Last Queen Of Ancient Egypt, Queen Cleopatra, In A Place Known As Taposiris Magna. Cleopatra Is Famous For Marrying The Roman Emperor Julius Caesar. She Is Said To Have Died In 53BC, By Suicide, From A Venomous Snake Bite. Her Death Ended The 3,000-Year-Old Ancient Egyptian Empire.

  • Ken Yun posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 3 months ago

    Researchers Have Discovered, In Antarctica, A Fossilized Dinosaur Soft-Shelled Egg That They Call “The Thing.” The Thing Is The Largest Soft-Shelled Egg, And The Second Biggest Animal Egg (After Eggs From The Extinct Elephant Bird) Ever Discovered. Researchers Are Of The Opinion That A Giant Marine Reptile, The Mosasaur, Laid The Egg.

  • Ken Parth posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 3 months ago

    Researchers Based On Many Assumptions, Which Makes This Highly Questionable, Are Indicating That There Are 36 Active Communicating Intelligent Alien Civilizations In Our Galaxy, The Milky Way, On 4.5-Billion-Year Old (Or More) Earth-Like Planets Around Sun-Like Stars. And The Average Distance To A Civilization Is ~17,000 Light-Years. Hmm!?

  • Penney Micheal posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 3 months ago

    The Oldest High-Velocity Projectile Weaponry Ever Found Outside Of Africa, To Date, Was Discovered In Sri Lanka Fa-Hien Lena Cave. The Weapons, 130 Arrow Heads, Date Back 48,000 Years. The Find Indicates That Earlier Occupants To The Region Probably Hunted Games Using Bows And Arrows, With Arrowheads Made Mainly Of Monkey Bones.

  • Daniela Ruah posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 6 years, 3 months ago

    A Recent Research, Over A 2-Year Period, Based On The Study Of Over 350 People Over The Age Of 55, Has Determined That Folks Who Repeatedly Think Negatively, Later In Life, Have 1) A Build Up Of Tau And Beta Amyloid–2 Proteins That Cause Alzheimer’s Disease; And 2) Worse Memory And Greater Cognitive Decline Compared To Optimistic People.

  • Ken Parth posted an update in the group Group logo of OtherOther 6 years, 3 months ago

    Researchers, Without Excavation, Using Radar, Mapped An Ancient Roman City Called Falerii Novi, Built ~241 BCE. The City Is Said To Be Half Pompeii Size: ~75 Acres. The Map Depicts Life, >1,300 Years Ago, Filled With Theater Shows, Shopping, Worshipping, Exercising, And Bathing. The Map Will Help Understand Ancient Roman Town Plannings.

  • Penney Micheal posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 3 months ago

    Though No Physical Remains Were Found, Which Could Make This Interpretation Contentious, Scientists Are Stating That The Nearly Hundred 18-24cm-Long Footprints Found, Well Preserved, In The Lower Cretaceous Jinju Formation of South Korea Belonged To An Ancient Crocodile, Called Batrachopus Grandis, Which Ran On Two Feet Like An Ostrich.

  • Zachary Fritzsche posted an update in the group Group logo of OtherOther 6 years, 4 months ago

    A Team Of Archaeologists May Have Found London’s Oldest Theater In Whitechapel. The Theater, known As The Red Lion, Was Dated To 1567. The Researchers Used Combination Of Evidences To Confirm With 97% Accuracy The Theater, Which Is Said To Mark The Shift From Shows In Inn And Yards To Shows In Dedicated Performance Spaces.

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