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ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF DEAD BEES
Scientists examined milkweed flowers with dead honey bees stuck to them; visits dropped 37%, while ant numbers climbed 51% in a UC Davis field experimentA study from the University of California, Davis, explored how dead honey bees impact milkweed flowers. The findings showed a 37 percent re...- Halloween is a Time to Remember Dead BrandsThe emotional resonance of discontinued brands often sparks nostalgia among consumers, igniting movements to bring back beloved food items....
- In Washington, scientists excluded elk from rainforest plots for 36 years; shrubs became 5 to 6 times more abundant, while 46 plant species disappearedA comprehensive study conducted over 36 years in Washington's Olympic Peninsula has unveiled striking insights into elk exclusion's impact ...
- Arunachal CM Pema Khandu rejects forced displacement claims, says no decision taken on Siang damArunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu addressed concerns regarding the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project during a recent outreach. He...
- Florida Learjet 60 shot down by air defense systems deployed around Trump's Mar-a-Lago? Conspiracy theories surface online after 9 killed in fiery crashA private business jet crashed in Florida, resulting in the deaths of all nine persons on board. The jet, en route to the Bahamas, experien...
- Sounds of sustainability: Yamaha’s test of whether instrument-making and forest conservation can strike a chordYamaha's environmental initiative is dedicated to conserving and cultivating forests used in musical instrument production, with a specific...
- Did humans cancel the next ice age? Ancient moss reveals an ice cap growing for centuries and global warming may have reversed it, here's what scientists foundPlants uncovered by melting Arctic ice have revealed a surprising change in its history. Scientists believe that the findings could alter h...
- Cornell scientists divided 3 ponds into different plant plots; some had more methane in the water, yet gas escaping into the air did not increase as expectedRecent findings from Cornell University reveal the crucial role freshwater plants play in regulating greenhouse gas emissions in pond ecosy...
- The famous study saying dead people make the best investors never existed, but the lesson holds; here's what you need to knowAlthough the famous Fidelity study has no verified research behind it, the idea that investors can hurt their returns by trading too freque...
- Bengal coordinates with Assam to bring back tigress that strayed into Raimona National ParkManoj Oraon, West Bengal's Forest Minister, has revealed that the state is joining forces with Assam to recapture a tigress, which was init...
- Pamela Anderson’s peaceful garden: Inside Baywatch star’s Vancouver Island home and her love for gardeningPamela Anderson has embraced the beauty of nature by transforming her family property into a vibrant garden teeming with lush fruits and ve...
- In Burgundy, France, 17,000 tonnes of discarded foundry sand went beneath RN 80; two years later, tests found good road strength and no environmental impactIn Burgundy, France, engineers have made strides in sustainable construction by incorporating about 17,000 tons of foundry sand waste into ...
- Colossal iceberg nearly the size of London nears a British island after traveling 1,400 miles; here’s how it could benefit marine life and the environmentIceberg A-81 has been adrift for three years after breaking away from the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica. As it nears South Georgia, scienti...
- In Maryland, Smithsonian scientists planted 17,000 trees in plots with 1, 4, or 12 species; after years of monitoring, mixed forests grew faster and stored more carbonA recent investigation in Maryland reveals that forests composed of mixed species grow at a much faster rate compared to those with a singl...
- Spain train crash video: Watch mangled remains of two high speed trains after one collided with a stationery one leaving dozens deadA high-speed train crashed into the rear of a stationary train in Spain’s Toledo province on Wednesday, killing at least 10 people and dera...
- They cleared invasive shrubs from a Pennsylvania forest; What grew back surprised researchersResearchers cleared 18 invasive shrub species from a Pennsylvania woodland and followed it for seven years. Native plants and young trees r...
- India International Centre (IIC) to host its annual festival from Oct 29-November 03Join us from October 29 to November 3, 2026, for the India International Centre's celebrated annual festival. This year's theme, Prakriti: ...
- Forgotten 401(k) Money: Did your old employer move your 401(k) without asking? Why 68% of these IRAs lose value in year oneMillions of Americans may have retirement money sitting in old 401(k) accounts without realising it. A new PensionBee study found that many...
- Amazon acquired Bee in 2025, its $49.99 AI bracelet took on $499 gadgets, now its wearable assistant is getting a new pushThe original wearable was called the Bee Pioneer Edition. It was priced at $49.99 and came with a $19 monthly subscription. This offered a ...
- In 1935, Australian government released 2,400 toads to destroy crop-eating beetles. Almost 100 years later, 200 million giant toads threaten 75 wildlife speciesSometimes, a solution can become an impending disaster. In the 1930s, the Australia government released more than 2000 cane toads imported ...
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