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NASA Curiosity Rover Hits Major Milestone With Stunning New View From Mars Mountain Slope
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasas-curiosity-rover-climbs-1-kilometer-above-mars-crater-floor-and-captures-a-remarkable-view-of-its-journeyNASA’s Curiosity rover has reached a new peak on Mars, capturing a stunning panoramic view that showcases the massive scale of its journey up Mount Sharp. More than a decade into its mission, NASA’s Curiosity rover has officially cleared a major...
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Rare Ghost of the Andes Caught on Camera Again in Major Conservation Win
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/this-mysterious-cat-is-almost-never-seen-but-scientists-finally-caught-it-on-cameratheir herds. Other persistent threats to the species include habitat degradation caused by extractive industries, climate change, and dwindling populations of mountain viscachas, the cat’s primary prey. To combat these threats, conservationists have...
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Amateur Fossil Hunters Unearth 400 470‑Million‑Year‑Old Creatures Near Ancient South Pole
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/two-amateur-fossil-hunters-found-nearly-400-fossils-in-france-revealing-what-lived-near-the-south-pole-470-million-years-agoSouthern France rocks reveal rare fossils that preserve normally lost soft tissues, offering scientists a detailed glimpse into ancient life. Scientists have catalogued close to four hundred fossils that date back roughly 470 million years, many of...
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New Study Reveals Why The Theory Behind Exploding Squid Populations Is Likely Wrong
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/squid-are-filling-more-of-the-ocean-but-scientists-say-one-popular-theory-doesnt-add-upNew research challenges the theory that warming oceans drive squid population booms, suggesting rising temperatures may actually decrease global biomass. New research is challenging long-standing assumptions regarding why cephalopod populations have...
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Rare Dinosaur Tracks Found in Remote Canadian Delta Reveal Missing Link in History
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/only-reachable-by-helicopter-this-remote-canadian-delta-just-revealed-dinosaur-tracks-from-an-era-almost-completely-erased-from-historyPaleontologists have uncovered ancient tracks in remote Canada, revealing a long-standing mystery about the dramatic shift in prehistoric ecosystem dominance. Researchers have identified the first Canadian dinosaur tracks originating from the Coniacian...
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Tiny Thai Dragon Named After Game of Thrones Threatened by Habitat Loss
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/meet-the-tiny-dragon-from-thailand-with-a-name-borrowed-from-westerosNew mountain horned dragon species Acanthosaura syrax discovered in Thailand’s Mae Wong National Park, named after a House of the Dragon dragon. Researchers have identified a new member of the Acanthosaura genus, a group of horned lizards that inhabit...
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How 500 Giant Tortoises Are Turning Patches of the Sahara Green From Space
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/planting-trees-couldnt-break-the-saharas-crust-then-500-tortoises-turned-it-green-from-spaceGiant African tortoises are restoring barren landscapes by churning hardened soil, unintentionally triggering the growth of new green patches of vegetation. When five hundred African spurred tortoises were released along the southern edge of the Sahara...
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Why Alaska Rivers Are Turning Orange As Permafrost Thaw Releases Ancient Minerals
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/alaskas-rivers-are-turning-orange-and-metal-levels-have-surged-70-foldThawing permafrost in Alaska is turning pristine rivers bright orange, as toxic minerals leach into waterways, impacting ecosystems for over 100 kilometers. Remote river systems in northwestern Alaska, long considered pristine and untouched by human...