Mar 15, 2017 08:12 AM EDT Monarch butterflies' population decline due to loss of milkweed By Mharia Emmareen

Monarch butterflies are declining in numbers because of decreasing milkweed due to land conversion and herbicide use.

Mar 14, 2017 08:21 PM EDT Great white sharks congregate in Cape Cod waters: What draw the predators? [WATCH] By Mharia Emmareen

Cape Cod is getting frequented by great white sharks and it seems that the hunter's population is increasing. The predators are drawn to the place's warm waters and abundant food supply courtesy of the massive seal population.

Mar 13, 2017 03:59 AM EDT Tree rings can be used as a warning system to forecast volcanic eruptions, scientists discovered By Mharia Emmareen

Scientists made an amazing discovery as tree rings could predict a volcanic eruption.

Mar 12, 2017 05:22 PM EDT What mystery lies behind the green-tinged ice adrift in Antarctica's Ross Sea [WATCH] By Mharia Emmareen

The mysterious green sea ice which is sited drifting in the Ross Sea is caused by phytoplankton that also gave the ice its green tinge.

Mar 04, 2017 07:01 AM EST More than 700 North American and Hawaiian native bees are on the verge of extinction; Key pollinators, too valuable for crop production By Mauricia

Less than a thousand bees native to North America and Hawaii are heading to extinction. The key pollinators are very valuable for the state's crop production that yields billions of dollars every year.

Mar 09, 2017 09:29 AM EST Three new giant bird-eating tarantula species discovered in Brazil, Ecuador & Peru By Mharia Emmareen

Researchers have discovered three new species of the huge bird-eating tarantulas from Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru.

Mar 09, 2017 12:00 AM EST Bumblebees 'smelly tracks' determine food on flowers, nest mates & stranger scents By Mharia Emmareen

Bumblebees have the ability to distinguish if the flower has been visited already for food through the smelly tracks left by its own nest mate or from other species.

Mar 01, 2017 10:04 AM EST Sharks declining numbers in southeast US waters slowly recover study suggests By Mauricia

Most sharks that live in the southeastern part of the US waters began to decline due to over shark fishing. Fishing regulations control such practice thus shark recovery from its reduced numbers began to slowly rise.

Feb 28, 2017 10:07 AM EST Basking sharks will soon have its Marine Protected Area in the Sea of the Hebrides By Mauricia

The Sea of the Hebrides will serve as the Marine Protected Area of basking sharks which frequent the area almost every year to feed and mate.

Feb 26, 2017 04:10 AM EST New study could save hammerhead sharks from extinction, human interaction will be controlled By Mauricia

Biologists have found a way to conserve the endangered hammerhead sharks. Human interactions will be regulated to keep the sharks from being hunted for its fins.