[ad_1] The United States has been at the forefront of land conservation for generations. Now an interactive map has compiled data on all the conserved American lands near you, from the smallest playground to the largest park, which perfectly sums up that success. It uses data sets on conservation projects completed with money from the…

[ad_1] Andrey Gorban / Royev Ruchey Zoo When Arctic gold miners discovered a lost and defenseless bear cub whose mother had died, it didn’t take long for her to melt their hearts. As the orphan cub began to trust men, the furry guest soon felt like a friend to the workers of the remote Severnaya…

[ad_1] Drinking certain tuber juice promotes a mix of oral bacteria associated with healthier blood vessels and brain function, according to a new study of people ages 70 to 80. Certain foods, such as lettuce, spinach, and celery, are rich in inorganic nitrate, and many oral bacteria play a role in converting nitrate to nitric…

[ad_1] The science of wisdom in evolution is based on the idea that the defined traits of wisdom correspond to different regions of the brain, and that greater wisdom translates into greater happiness and satisfaction with life, while being less wise gives as a result opposite negative consequences. Scientists have found in multiple studies that…

[ad_1] Gravitricity A company using gravity to create a ‘giant battery’ has just successfully completed a trial in Scotland, paving the way for its commercial scale deployment. The company is called Gravitricity, and its device, which has a 25-year lifespan, could help prevent the extraction of rare earth minerals in the creation of lithium-ion batteries,…