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Mysterious Black Spheres Reveal New Abyssal Flatworm Species at 6,200 Metres
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/scientists-opened-strange-black-spheres-hidden-nearly-6-200-meters-beneath-the-pacific-and-found-a-species-never-seen-beforeScientists probing Earth’s harshest depths discovered mysterious black cocoons that turned out to be a brand‑new deep‑sea species. A deep‑sea robotic survey of the Pacific abyss has uncovered jet‑black, spherical capsules that house a previously...
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Why The 1954 Castle Bravo Test Still Fuels Cancer Fears In The Marshall Islands
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/america-detonated-its-most-powerful-bomb-then-the-sky-began-dropping-nuclear-fallout-over-communitiesScientists continue to trace hidden damage from a nuclear test that spread radioactive fallout across Pacific islands 70 years ago. A few hours after the United States detonated the Castle Bravo thermonuclear device on 1 March 1954, a fine radioactive...
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Rare Giant Manta Ray Filmed Feeding Just Feet From Busy New York Beach
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/worlds-largest-manta-ray-spotted-hunting-just-off-one-of-americas-busiest-beachesRare footage shows a giant oceanic manta ray feeding off the coast of Long Island, marking a surprising appearance for the world’s largest ray species. A rare visitor has made a surprise appearance along the shores of New York, providing a brief but...
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Cracks Appear in US Nuclear Waste Dome on Pacific Atoll, Raising Leak Risk After 50 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/a-nuclear-waste-dome-is-cracking-open-over-the-pacific-disaster-america-tried-to-bury-for-decadesRising seas are cracking the Cold War nuclear waste dome, risking exposure of hidden radioactive legacy. A network of fissures now criss‑crosses the concrete lid that caps a radioactive pit on Runit Island, the easternmost tip of Enewetak Atoll in the...
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Scientists Uncover New Tiny Crab Species Hidden In South China Sea
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/this-tiny-crab-hid-under-south-china-sea-rocks-for-years-then-scientists-discovered-it-was-a-completely-new-speciesDiscover the overlooked tiny crab lurking beneath South China Sea rocks, missed by researchers studying similar species for years. Scientists have described a previously unrecognized crab from the South China Sea, assigning it to a new species named...
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Russian Cargo Ship Makes Fiery Exit From Space Station After Completing Crucial Mission
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/roscosmos-cargo-ship-leaves-the-international-space-station-after-completing-its-orbital-missionA Roscosmos Progress cargo spacecraft has officially departed the International Space Station after successfully completing its scheduled orbital mission. A Russian Progress cargo vehicle has successfully departed the International Space Station (ISS),...
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Earth Is Forming Its Next Supercontinent And The Results Could Be Catastrophic For Life
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/earths-continents-will-merge-again-and-the-next-supercontinent-could-be-brutal-for-lifeScientists have modeled four potential visions for Earth’s distant future, each promising to reshape our climate, oceans, and the survival of all life. While the map of the world appears fixed, the surface of the Earth is in a constant state of flux....
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Abyssal Nodules Produce Dark Oxygen, Acting Like Natural Batteries Deep Below the Sea
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/4-000-meters-below-the-sea-scientists-uncover-dark-oxygen-beyond-sunlights-reachOxygen discovered forming in the Pacific’s deepest darkness may change the debate over deep‑sea mining, highlighting hidden ecosystems. At a depth exceeding 4,000 m in the Pacific’s abyss, researchers observed a surprising rise in oxygen levels inside...
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Scientists Cracked Open 178 Cans Of Old Salmon To Reveal A 42 Year Ocean Mystery
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/scientists-cracked-open-178-old-salmon-cans-what-they-pulled-out-exposed-a-42-year-ocean-mysteryA warehouse filled with aging salmon cans has become an accidental time capsule, offering a unique look into the past through preserved food history. Decades of routine quality control by a seafood industry trade group resulted in a collection of 178...
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Blue Whales Fall Silent as Warming Oceans Disrupt Food Chain
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/blue-whales-fall-silent-as-warming-oceans-disrupt-food-chainBlue whales are singing less as their food supply vanishes, raising alarms about ocean health and the effects of climate change. Blue whales, the largest animals on the planet, have become noticeably quieter in recent years—and scientists believe this...
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15 Main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man (with Statistics)
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/zoology/fifteen-main-theories-of-biological-evolution-of-man15 Main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man (with Statistics): read this essay to learn about the 15 main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man! 15 Main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man (with Statistics): read this essay to learn about the...
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Dolphins Pull Shells to Trap Fish, Revealing First Visual Evidence of Tool Use
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-watched-a-dolphin-pick-up-a-shell-and-realized-they-were-seeing-something-extraordinaryScientists study a rare Australian dolphin sighting that unveiled a surprising new behavior, sparking fresh research into marine intelligence. Marine researchers have captured the first clear visual record of Indo‑Pacific bottlenose dolphins employing...