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Jul 11, 2013 06:16 AM EDT

American Dog Breeds Trace their Ancestry to Asia

A latest finding reveals that the Native American breeds have an ancient Asia ancestry. The finding is based on the analysis of the genetic analysis of nearly 30 different dog species.

Jul 11, 2013 05:25 AM EDT

Terrified Impala Escapes Cheetah By Jumping into Tourist Vehicle in South Africa's Kruger National Park

An impala that faced a near death experience after being chased by two ravenous cheetah, seen a hope of survival in the nearby moving vehicle and took a straight leap into the car.

Jul 11, 2013 05:04 AM EDT

Trees Using Water More Efficiently Due To Increase in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

The new research suggest that in a direct response to increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels , trees are using water efficiently in order to achieve the given amount of growth.

Jul 10, 2013 09:54 AM EDT

Lawmakers Propose National Park on Moon To Protect Landing Sites of Apollo Missions

Maryland Rep. Donna Edwards and Texas Rep. Bernice Johnson proposed to build the Apollo Lunar Landing Sites National Historical Park in order to protect the American landing sites of Apollo mission.

Jul 10, 2013 09:44 AM EDT

Increasing Greenhouse Gas Emission will Lead to 10-40 Percent Rise in Frequency of Tropical Cyclones by 2100: Study

A latest study found that increasing greenhouse gas emissions contribute to a 10-40 percent increase in the frequency of tropical cyclones by the year 2100.

Jul 10, 2013 08:04 AM EDT

Belgians Line Up to Catch Glimpse of Blooming ‘Corpse Flower,’ One of the Smelliest Flowers

The National Botanic Garden in Belgium is flooded with locals and tourists who are eagerly waiting to catch a glimpse of the blooming 'corpse flower' that is world's smelliest flower and largest flower.

Jul 10, 2013 07:50 AM EDT

NASA's Response to Dexter,7, Who Expressed His Wish to Go To Mars Has Become an Internet Sensation

Dexter wrote a letter to NASA expressing his wish to be a part of the mission to Mars but grieved over the fact that he is too young to experience a trip to the Red Planet. In order to turn his dream into reality he sent a letter to NASA (his future employer).

Jul 10, 2013 07:35 AM EDT

Rare Jellyfish Stings Swimmers in Southern California Beach [VIDEO]

A rare giant jelly fish recognised as the black sea nettle was spotted near a Southern California beach on July 4th. Dozens of this giant jelly fish made an unpleasant arrival at the waters of Laguna Beach, California., forcing swimmers to leave the waters.

Jul 10, 2013 03:54 AM EDT

Study Ties Early and Late Exposure to Solid Food to Risk of Type 1 Diabetes

A new finding focuses on the timing when the baby should be introduced to solid food as they state that both early and late first exposure to solid food have a negative effect on the baby's health.

Jul 09, 2013 10:10 AM EDT

Irregular Bedtimes Arrest Children’s Cognitive Development: Study

According to the latest finding, irregular bedtimes during early childhood disrupt the brain development in the child thereby affecting their intelligence. This results in low scores in mental tasks, IQ tests, reading and maths when they were of age seven.

Jul 09, 2013 10:01 AM EDT

Earth Once Had Two Moons, Say Scientists

Lunar scientists claim that Earth once had two moons in which the smaller moon collided with the moon visible today orbiting our planet.

Jul 09, 2013 09:52 AM EDT

Mystery of Giant ‘Forest Swastikas’ Resurfaces Again in Germany With no Source of Origin

A larch of trees grew unnoticed in the shape of a 'swastika'- a symbol of the political party of Adolf Hitler, for decades in the German state of Brandenburg.

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American Dog Breeds Trace their Ancestry to Asia

Terrified Impala Escapes Cheetah By Jumping into Tourist Vehicle in South Africa's Kruger National Park

Trees Using Water More Efficiently Due To Increase in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

Lawmakers Propose National Park on Moon To Protect Landing Sites of Apollo Missions

Increasing Greenhouse Gas Emission will Lead to 10-40 Percent Rise in Frequency of Tropical Cyclones by 2100: Study

Belgians Line Up to Catch Glimpse of Blooming ‘Corpse Flower,’ One of the Smelliest Flowers

NASA's Response to Dexter,7, Who Expressed His Wish to Go To Mars Has Become an Internet Sensation

Rare Jellyfish Stings Swimmers in Southern California Beach [VIDEO]

Study Ties Early and Late Exposure to Solid Food to Risk of Type 1 Diabetes

Irregular Bedtimes Arrest Children’s Cognitive Development: Study

Earth Once Had Two Moons, Say Scientists

Mystery of Giant ‘Forest Swastikas’ Resurfaces Again in Germany With no Source of Origin

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