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The Next Frankenstein? Scientist Resurrects Extinct Species
(ANIMAL SCIENCE) Although cloning dogs, cross-breeding, genetically-modified food, and Petri dish-grown organs can be ethically questionable, it seems society is accepting these scientific advances...
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Criminalize Cruel Animal ‘Crush’ Videos
(ANIMAL ABUSE) PETA is working hard to expose and put an end to a new, demented global trend, animal “crush” videos. The unspeakable animal-torture videos originate in the Philippines but are made for...
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A Cringing Cease in Evolution
(GREEN/ANIMAL CONSERVATION) Our planet is deteriorating at an exponential rate due to various factors including carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels, deforestation, and so on. A recent study...
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Busy Beavers Battle Climate Change
(WILDLIFE/ANIMAL SCIENCE) We all know beavers have heavy workloads. But scientists have found that beavers also play a prominent role in cutting carbon emissions. Approximately eight percent of carbon...
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Eco-Fashion Fridays: Because Your Body Isn’t A Graveyard
(GREEN/FASHION) Beyond Skin, a fashion-forward, vegan shoe company, successfully reached their funding goal with the help of Change.org in order to make their innovative and eco-friendly line a little...
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Eco-Fashion Fridays: Why Faux Fur Is Friendlier
(GREEN/FASHION) While the choice between faux fur and real fur should be an easy one for any animal lover, many “natural fur” fans argue that manufacturing faux fur is actually more damaging to the...
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GoogleMaps: Conserving Wildlife From Your Computer
(WILDLIFE CONSERVATION) While most people use GoogleMaps for finding their friends house or looking at prospective property, iNaturalist.org has found an innovative way to use the device to observe...
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Sea Turtle Populations Plummet Due To Plastic Pollution
(OCEANS/ANIMAL SCIENCE) Scientists have found that 50 percent of all sea turtles are ingesting plastic, and this number is only increasing as plastic pollution continues to surge. “These patches are...
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