Are Covid pills the ultimate weopon against Covid-19 infections? Reports claim Covid will never fade away and will have to be adopted as a way of living. If this is how it is going to be, then people want to know how can one fight upcoming strains in the best possible way. Vaccines have seemed to have been effective just against two strains, but what about those mutant strains that might appear in the future? Continue reading Covid Pill – A Gamechanger in the Battle Against Covid-19 Pandemic

Scientists at the Cala Gonone Aquarium, Sardinia, Italy, recently witnessed a rare case of “virgin birth” or parthenogenesis in the smoothhound shark species. The mother shark was kept in an all-female shark tank for a decade. She gave birth to her offspring without being fertilized by a male shark’s sperm. The baby shark has been named Ispera meaning “hope” in Maltese. The mother shark was in a tank with another female and hadn’t been in contact with male sharks for a long period of time. According to scientists, this form of asexual reproduction might be the very first documented event … Continue reading A Smoothhound Female Shark Gives Birth to a Shark Pup by Parthenogenesis

This article about the MIT bio-inspired glue gum inspired by none other than the neglected barnacles is stirring up the science world. Stay tuned to know more! Nature is replete with information we need. Recently, MIT bio-inspired glue gum is catching people’s attention. It was developed by closely observing the barnacles. Barnacles use a special sticky gum like gooey substance to stick to rocks. Now, who believed these barnacles could even be a source of inspiration for some? It appears they were for those who were searching for a source of inspiration. Seeing these barnacles, MIT engineers have developed life … Continue reading Seal wounds fast with this MIT bio-inspired glue