After two tourists at Yellowstone National Park took a baby buffalo into their vehicle, rangers were ultimately forced to kill the animal.American Bison (also known as buffalo) and their calves, forage for food at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming on June 1, 2011. IMARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images
A bison calf picked up by tourists in Yellowstone National Park has just died, officials said.
Last week, East Idaho News first reported that a father-son duo placed a bison calf in the trunk of their SUV because they feared it was “freezing and dying,” a witness on the ground said. Read More...
While metals that are malleable and conductive have already been discovered, this particular discovery provides a whole new world of potential uses for the tech industry.ACS PublicationsThe liquid metal being stretched by two magnets.
Some of the most rewarding technological breakthroughs are made when life imitates art. In this case, scientists from Beihang University in China managed to create a highly malleable, magnetic liquid metal seemingly right out of a Terminator movie. Read More...
The temple was likely built in honor of Kukulcán, the Maya equivalent of the wind god Quetzalcóatl in Aztec mythology.INAHThe circular Maya temple dedicated to Kukulcán.
Archaeologists in Mexico recently discovered a roughly 1,000-year-old circular temple likely built in worship of the Maya serpent deity Kukulcán. As reported by Mexico News Daily, the discovery was made at the El Tigre archaeological site as part of the ongoing archaeological excavations accompanying the Maya Train project in Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula. Read More...
