Sulphur-Powered Giant Shipworm Unearthed In Philippines
An enormous black worm that lives in the mud of the sea floor and survives on the remnants of noxious ...
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El Nino Can Warn On Cholera Outbreaks In Africa
El Nino, the cyclical climatic phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean, is linked to shifts in cholera cases in Africa, providing ...
Road Salt Runoff Threatens US, Canada Lakes
Salting of roads in winter helps drivers navigate snow and ice, but the runoff may be irreparably damaging freshwater lakes ...
Spider Venom May Offer Stroke Therapy
A protein in spider venom may help protect the brain from injury after a stroke, according to research. Scientists found ...
Humans Spark Most US Wildfires
People sparked most US wildfires in recent decades, causing longer fire seasons and increasing the amount of scorched earth, according ...
Ebola ‘super-Spreaders’ Cause Most Cases
The majority of cases in the world’s largest outbreak of Ebola were caused by a tiny handful of patients, research ...
Ebola ‘super-Spreaders’ Cause Most Cases
The majority of cases in the world’s largest outbreak of Ebola were caused by a tiny handful of patients, research ...
Caesarean Births ‘affecting Human Evolution’
The regular use of Caesarean sections is having an impact on human evolution, say scientists. More mothers now need surgery ...
High Demand for Ivory In China Is Threatening Elephants in Africa
Over that period alone an estimated 6.8% of the continent's elephant population was wiped out by the illegal ivory trade, ...