• Zoe Logan posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 1 month ago

    The Videos Set Up By Wildlife Conservation Society Captured The World’s Rarest Gorillas With Several Babies In The Dense Mbe Mountains In Cross River State, Nigeria. About 300 Of These Gorillas Are Found In An Isolated Region Along The Nigeria/Cameroon Border. The Latest Sighting Indicates That The Gorillas Are Well Protected And Reproducing.

  • Virgil Warfield posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 1 month ago

    A Modern Day Marine Fish, The Smooth Handfish, Has For The First Time Gone Extinct, After Not Been Seen For Almost After Two Centuries. Handfish Are Said Not To Be Abundant, But They Are Diverse, With 14 Species Occupying Different Ecosystems. The Remaining Species Are Threatened By Sediment Run-Off In Australia And Climate Change.

  • Jones Brown posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 2 months ago

    Stars Leave Something Behind When They Die. Majority Of Them Become White Dwarfs–Dense Stellar Remains With Temperatures That Reach 100,000 Kelvin, While Some Stars Explode In A Supernova, Turning Into A Black Hole Or A Neutron Star. The White Dwarf Remnants Are Said To Be The Main Source Of Carbon, A Crucial Element For Life.

  • Olivia Isabella posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 6 years, 2 months ago

    Coronavirus, According To WHO’s Current Guidance, Is Primarily Spread By Large Airborne Droplets, Emitted Through Coughs And Sneezes And Quickly Fall To The Floor After Discharge. But ~239 Scientists, From 32 Countries, Say That Smaller Respiratory Particles Can Linger In Air And Infect People, Requesting That WHO Update Its Guidance.

  • Logan Mason posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 2 months ago

    Gene Set Linked To Higher Risk Of Severe Illness From COVID-19 Is Said To Have Been Passed On To Humans By Neanderthals Who Existed 60,000 YA. Modern Asians And Europeans Genomes Comprise 2–3% Neanderthal DNA Due To Inter-Breeding Thousands Of Years Ago. But This Gene Set, Which Is Common In Bangladesh, Is Said To Be Absent In Africans.

  • James Harden posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 2 months ago

    Caecilians, Like Most Amphibians, Have Been Thought To Produce Only Poisons. But This Discovery Marks The First Time Of Finding Venom Glands In The Mouth Of An Amphibian. Caecilians Are Said To Look Like A Hybrid Between A Worm and A Snake But Predate Snakes By About A 100 Myrs, Making Them One Of The Oldest Venomous Biters On Earth.

  • Paul Getty posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 2 months ago

    Researchers, By Considering, E.G., The Pull Of Every Planet, Asteroid, And Moon In Our Solar System (SS), Were Able To Estimate, Within 100m, That The Precise Center Of Our SS (Barycenter) Lies Just Above The Sun’s Surface. This Find Will Help Astronomers To Accurately Look For Gravitational Waves From Faraway Mega-Black Holes And Pulsars.

  • Kandice Tirado posted an update in the group Group logo of DiscoveryDiscovery 6 years, 2 months ago

    Scientists, Using Gravitational Wave Detectors In The US And Italy, Have Made A Major Discovery That Questions The Ideas For How Neutron Stars And Black Holes Form. The Discovery Is An Object Scientists Are Calling “Black Neutron Stars,” Which Is More Massive Than Collapsed Stars, Aka “Neutron Stars,” But Has Less Mass Than Black Holes.

  • Chia-jung Tsay posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 2 months ago

    Snakes Usually Undulate For Propulsion, But Flying Snakes Like Chrysopelea Paradisi, The Paradise Tree Snake, Which Normally Live In The Trees Of S And SE Asia, According To A New Study, Undulate For Flight Stability. And How Far They Fly Depends On Their Launch Height. This Knowledge May Be Important For Developing Aerial Snake-Like Robots.

  • Anika Reyansh posted an update in the group Group logo of AnimalAnimal 6 years, 2 months ago

    Scientists May Have Observed, For The First Time In Dolphins, A Behaviour That Is Only Sometimes Observed In Non-Human Animals Like primates. And That Is The Ability Of Dolphins To Learn From Their Peers. In This Case, To Trap Their Preys In Empty Shells (Shelling)— A Skill That Is Not Learned From Their Parents Or Elders. Smart!

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