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Colossal squid is caught for the first time in its natural habitat
Colossal squid is caught for the first time in its natural habitat

United Kingdom, April 17. - A colossal squid was captured on video for the first time in the depths of the sea by an international team of researchers using a remotely operated submersible.

Numerous medieval human skeletons discovered in the center of a European city
Numerous medieval human skeletons discovered in the center of a European city

Around thirty human skeletons have been found in the center of Brussels, reported the Flemish Radio and Television Organization (VRT, for its acronym in Dutch) citing a statement from the office of Ans Persoons, outgoing Secretary of Heritage of the Belgian capital.

Climate change survivors before the dinosaurs discovered
Climate change survivors before the dinosaurs discovered

The discovery of a fossilized forest in southern Brazil, more than 260 million years old, offers new clues about how plant life resisted climate change before the age of the dinosaurs.

Asteroid 2024 YR4 comes from an unexpected corner
Asteroid 2024 YR4 comes from an unexpected corner

Astronomers are monitoring asteroid 2024 YR4 to learn details about its shape, origin, and three-dimensional representation, which today makes it one of the largest objects in recent history that could impact the Moon.

Chicxulub crater that exterminated the dinosaurs was a source of lif
Chicxulub crater that exterminated the dinosaurs was a source of lif

Life recovered quickly in the place where the asteroid that exterminated the dinosaurs about 66 million years ago fell in the Gulf of Mexico, highlights a study published in Nature Communications.

Sweeteners induce to eat more
Sweeteners induce to eat more

USA, Mar 29th.- The sweeteners influence the signs of appetite, causing it to eat more: this is what a study suggests, carried out by specialists from the University of Southern California and published in the journal Nature Metabolism.

Incredible find in Judea: 2,200-year-old pyramid sparks historical interest
Incredible find in Judea: 2,200-year-old pyramid sparks historical interest

A mysterious pyramid-shaped structure and numerous extraordinarily well-preserved artifacts dating back some 2,200 years, to the era of the Ptolemaic and Seleucid rulers, have been discovered in the Judean Desert near the Dead Sea. The excavation was a joint mission between the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) and the Ministry of Heritage Excavations.

Study demonstrates elephants' ability to move
Study demonstrates elephants' ability to move

Wild African elephants walk more than 50 kilometers every day and have a remarkable ability to optimize their energy consumption while moving, according to a two-decade study published today in the Journal of Animal Ecology.

The whale's urine is saving the oceans
The whale's urine is saving the oceans

Whales are not only large, they are also important to the health of the oceans. The whale poop carries tons of nutrients from deep water to the surface.

Children remember more things than thought, according to study.
Children remember more things than thought, according to study.

USA, March 23th. - The early years of human life are a period of rapid learning, but we typically can't recall specific experiences from that time, a phenomenon known as infantile amnesia.

Impact of glaciers in Cuba?
Impact of glaciers in Cuba?

There are no ice-covered territories in Cuba, excluding the occasional local frost phenomenon, an expert on the subject stated in this capital.

A sunset from the Moon captured in high definition for the first time.
A sunset from the Moon captured in high definition for the first time.

The private American aerospace company Firefly Aerospace and NASA released the first high-definition images of a sunset from the surface of the Moon on Tuesday. The footage was captured by the Blue Ghost lander on March 16, its last day on Earth's satellite.