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Today’s world is the world of Science and new Technologies, Experiments, Research, and its Implementations. In this category, we will get all the information about New Scientific Researches that have been under process around the world. From the clipper launch at NASA to the latest iPhone release by Apple, you will get it all!
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A combination of drought, heat and drier fuels is causing larger areas to be burned in British Columbia, says an expert. Kira Hoffman, a post-doctoral researcher with the University of British Columbia’s faculty of forestry, said climate change is expected Read more …
A coyote attack earlier this week in Scarborough left one dog with serious injuries. Dorothy Kwan’s daughter Lily Kwan, 10, took their little Yorkshire Terrier Macy out for a walk and wound up being chased by a coyote. The dog Read more …
Lisa Rankin, research chair of Indigenous Community Archeology at Memorial University, is part of the working group offering help and support to Indigenous communities who may want to investigate unmarked graves in Newfoundland and Labrador. (Mike Simms/CBC) WARNING: This story Read more …
The flourishing bald eagle population on P.E.I. is being called a success story. At one point in the 1980s wildlife biologists could find just one eagle’s nest on the Island. This year, it’s estimated that there are close to 50, Read more …
When a freelance photographer recently saw himself with extra time on his hands and no humans to photograph, he turned his lens to nature. Toronto resident Maxwell Giffen, 29, is one of the many who recently joined birding apps after Read more …
As wildfires continue to burn through northern Ontario’s great expanse of boreal forest, smothering the deep greens and blues of the land, experts are keeping an eye on the hundreds of animal species living within. Although the 2021 fire season Read more …
Bad news for fans of having a beer while out on a hike or camping trip. That tasty alcohol? Mosquitoes seem to like it just as much as you do. “If you’re having a cold beer or two at the Read more …
At his home on Montreal’s south shore, Roger Giraldeau makes his way to his nursery. Opening the door, he delicately lifts up a mason jar filled with water. Protruding from a hole in the metal cover are a bunch of Read more …
Not much is known about the Nahanni aster, but the flower has become a species of special interest to flora aficionados. The plant has only ever been seen within the boundaries of the N.W.T’s Nahanni National Park. Passersby would be forgiven Read more …
A heat wave is expected to kill all juvenile chinook salmon in California’s Sacramento River, wildlife officials say. Meanwhile, climate change and extreme heat waves are hitting Canada’s salmon too, on both coasts. So, how bad is it here, and Read more …