We love sharing the uncovering of the vast biodiversity of our world with our readers. In 2020 alone, 503 new animal species were discovered. From the Popa langur monkey, to nine new snake species and the highest living bumblebee Bombus tibeticus. It is inspiring and exciting to … [Read more...] about Weird species of worm named after Godzilla’s enemy
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Ancient carved bone demonstrates Neanderthals were capable of symbolic art
Researchers from the University of Göttingen have determined that the carved toe bone of a prehistoric deer is in fact one of the oldest works of art ever discovered. The small piece of art is significant not only for its age, but also because it indicates that Neanderthals, Homo … [Read more...] about Ancient carved bone demonstrates Neanderthals were capable of symbolic art
What if all packaging could be replaced with popcorn?
Last week we wrote about a takeout container made from edible, compostable material. Another sustainable container hitting the market comes from researchers at the University of Göttingen in Germany and uses an unusual base material: popcorn. Next time you eat popcorn, you … [Read more...] about What if all packaging could be replaced with popcorn?