[ad_1] October 16 (UPI) – Evolution can not keep pace with the ecological damage caused by humans. According to a new study, the extinction rate in mammals accelerates, thus limiting the natural …
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[ad_1] In Puerto Rico’s rainforest, scientists have observed an astounding loss of life at the very base of the food web. It’s the insects. As an alarming new study in Proceedings of …
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[ad_1] Humans exterminate animal and plant species so quickly that the built-in defense mechanism of nature – evolution – can not keep up. A research team led by Aarhus has calculated that …
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[ad_1] In just 50 years, we will witness dozens of mammals going extinct unless we make major global changes, says a new study published Tuesday. And it will take up to 5 …
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[ad_1] Illustration of how smaller mammals will have to evolve and diversify over the next 3 to 5 million years to compensate for the loss of large mammals. Credit: Matt Davis, University …
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[ad_1] Male fertility is declining every year in the western world – and experts are blaming modern chemicals and lifestyles. A study of 124,000 men attending fertility clinics in Europe and the …
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[ad_1] Sam Bowring (front) and former graduate student Seth Burgess inspecting the end-of-Permian extinction horizon in Penglaitan. Credit: Shuzhong Shen According to a new study conducted by MIT scientists in China and …
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[ad_1] About 252 million years ago, most scientists discovered that life on Earth had disappeared in the blink of an eye, even in just 3,000 years. The mass extinction – known as …
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[ad_1] The iconic Pittsburgh candy bar returns to Pennsylvania. Boyer Candy Company in Altoona bought the rights, recipes and equipment for the Clark Bar from an unidentified vendor on Thursday. "We're really …
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[ad_1] Unlike the Rio animation, in real life, there are no more Macaws of Spix in nature. Credit: Cinema Blend. In the animated film 2011 Rio, a Macaw of the Spix family, …
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