Keeping bees is not just about the buzz. It's also about the cash. But how you manage your hives can make a big difference in your wallet. Some beekeepers prefer to go chemical-free. Others use conventional methods. And some stick to organic practices. So, which one puts more money in your pocket?
Ochre, a red or yellowish earth pigment, has been around for ages. People in the Middle Stone Age (MSA) used it for more than just art. They had some clever tricks up their sleeves. Imagine using ochre to tan animal hides, make glue for tools, or even protect their skin. But how do we know this? Wel
A recent court decision in Japan has blocked Google from selling certain older Pixel phones. The ruling came after a patent dispute with Pantech, a Korean mobile company. The patents in question involve technology used in 4G networks. The court found that Google had not been cooperative in resolvin
A developer known for creating a popular game emulator for iPhones has made something new. This time, it's an app that mimics the old Game Boy Camera. The app is called Delta Camera. It's not fully ready yet, but people can test it if they pay a small fee each month or year. The Game Boy Camera cam
China has introduced a new type of tiny drone, about the size of a mosquito. These small drones are being developed for special missions, like gathering information on the battlefield without being noticed. The drone, created at a military university in Hunan province, is incredibly small—just 2 cen
A long time ago, people lived on the Ryukyu Islands near Japan. No one knows how they got there. The trip was tough because of a super strong ocean current called the Kuroshio Current. To figure it out, scientists built a boat like the ones from that time and tried the journey themselves. They used
In a wildlife park in southwest England, two bears named Mish and Lucy decided to take a little adventure. They managed to sneak out of their enclosure through an open back door. Staff were busy working with vehicles, so they didn't notice the bears wandering around in the staff areas. With their a
Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-tallest peak, is known for its stunning views and challenging trails. It's a popular spot for hikers from all over the world. But for one Brazilian woman, the adventure turned into a nightmare. Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old dancer from Niteroi, was on a journey thr
In May 2024, Montreal hosted a significant gathering of experts and stakeholders. The event focused on tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This is a growing threat to health worldwide. The conference highlighted the One Health (OH) approach. This approach connects the health of humans, animals,
A young Brazilian woman's adventure in Indonesia took a tragic turn. Juliana Marins, 26, was hiking on Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-tallest volcano, when she slipped and fell. Her journey started in Thailand and Vietnam before she reached Lombok Island. She was with friends and a guide when the
