There has been good progress in the Gulf of Mexico and federal biologists are gambling on the hope that things will get better very soon. It is on this gamble that they are releasing baby turtles in the seas of Texas. The turtle hatchlings were released by The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National... [Read more]

For decades now, scientists have used lab mice and rats in medical experiments because they best mimicked human responses and conditions. However, a breakthrough study now suggests that scientists may have to consider an alternative for future experiments. According to the research, types of cages can... [Read more]

Baby Khroma, a baby wooly mammoth, will visit France this month. Khroma is one the oldest mammoths that have been unearthed which is still in excellent condition. The specimen will be displayed from the 16th of July at the Musee Crozatier (Crozatier Museum) which is in Puy-en-Velay in the Southeast region... [Read more]

A Swiss project testing solar powered flight has met with overwhelming success. The experimental plane stayed aloft for 24 hours, proving that it can collect enough solar power to fly during the day and in the night. Andre Borschberg, the pilot, eased the plane in for a smooth landing amidst cheers at... [Read more]

It may be funny in some aspects, but experts are at loggerheads over the exact amount of destruction wrought by the Gulf oil spill. Surprisingly, some are stating that it is devastating while others are saying that it is not too big a deal. The problem stems from the Gulf’s previous environmental... [Read more]