Christian Cotroneo
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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New Zealand is sitting on top of a massive bubble of lava from an ancient volcano
Scientists say powerful undersea eruptions from an ancient New Zealand volcano created a lava plume the size of India. → Read More
Bird-watching has boomed during the pandemic
Lockdown may have given us a renewed love for all that sings and soars in the natural world. → Read More
Dirt from this old Irish church really does have healing properties
A soil sample from an Irish churchyard proves effective in killing pathogens, meaning it could be useful for future antibiotics. → Read More
These giant invasive lizards are eating their way through Georgia
Exotic pet owners are being blamed for the dangerous rise of the black-and-white tegu. → Read More
There's so much 'green snow' in the Antarctic, you can see it from space
Algae blooms have turned huge tracts of Antarctica into green spaces. → Read More
Why do squirrels spend their time in trees and chipmunks prefer the ground?
Chipmunks build elaborate bunkers below ground, while squirrels prefer the high life. → Read More
A strange and tiny seahorse has been discovered in South Africa
After a tip from a local diver, scientists found pygmy seahorses living off the African coast. → Read More
Did scientists just find evidence of a parallel universe?
NASA equipment has detected ultra-high-energy particles shooting upward from Antarctic ice. → Read More
Why the indoor farming movement is taking off
Indoor farming still has a few hurdles, but it could reshape the entire industry and ease the damage caused by traditional farming. → Read More
Most of the time, Dr. Google has no idea what ails you
Online symptoms checkers get the right diagnosis only 36% of the time. → Read More
Fisherman visits dolphin every day to make up for the missing tourists
Without humans visiting him, loneliness was starting to wear on this bottlenose dolphin. → Read More
Scientists have created the world's first liquid metal lattice
A new liquid metal lattice can be returned to its original shape after being damaged. → Read More
Why the rise of green chemistry matters
By following green chemistry, manufacturers can adopt new scientific processes to minimize the toll their products take on the environment. → Read More
Behold, a sea of pink flamingos in Mumbai
Flamingos are making themselves comfortable in Mumbai, flocking there in greater numbers as humans are locked down. → Read More
Astronomers create an unprecedented portrait of Jupiter in infrared
Scientists use two telescopes and an aircraft to reveal Jupiter's stormy secrets. → Read More
Garter snakes form surprisingly strong, human-like friendships
New research finds eastern garter snakes prefer to spend their time with their friends, just like humans do. → Read More
No fossil fuels are burned to run this jet engine
Engineers have developed a prototype for an engine that's fueled by microwaved air. → Read More
Behold, the most detailed map of the moon ever created
50 years worth of data went into making this stunningly detailed moon map. → Read More
A suburb in Costa Rica gives citizenship to plants, trees, and bees
Green spaces are incorporated into urban planning in Curridabat, a suburb to San Jose, Costa Rica. → Read More
Even 400,000 years ago, the loss of animal species took a toll on humans
Prehistoric humans missed animals when they disappeared and even wondered how to get them back. → Read More