Mexico: over 800 mammoth bones discovered

Meanwhile in Mexico… Remains of 14 mammoths were found in traps created by humans about 15,000 years ago.

Share on
Share on WhatsApp
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Copy the URL

Brut.

November 19, 2019 7:35 AM

You will like also

How to cool down without A/C

How to stay cool (and eco-friendly) without A/C 🌡️

How to regenerate oceans in 30 years time

Regenerating the oceans by 2050 is possible, but we have to act now. This is the conclusion of a major scientific study. Here's what we can do to save marine life before it's too late. 🐠

This young botanist with autism is a fan favorite on TikTok

Not sure if your houseplants are overwatered? Root-bound? This young botanist with autism is TikTok's latest houseplant expert. Meet the plant prodigy.

A day with eco-rapper Hila the Killa

She raps about the Earth ... as the Earth. Brut spent a day with eco-rapper Hila the Killa.

How to go grow vegetables with leftovers

How to re-grow vegetables from leftover scraps 👇 With @collectifmerciraymond

Niue declared world's first 'Dark Sky nation'

As light pollution increases across the globe, a small Pacific island is making every effort to protect its starry nights. Welcome to Niue, the world's first 'Dark Sky Nation'. ⭐️

The truth about garbage patches in the ocean

"It's like a big, toxic soup." You might have heard of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. But it’s actually not a garbage “patch.” And there are five of them...

What Jurassic Park got wrong about dinosaurs

Standing still wouldn't have saved you from a T. rex. A paleontologist on five things Jurassic Park got wrong about dinosaurs.

Not just aNYbag: Transforming New York's trash into tote bags

This designer picks up New York's single-use plastic and transforms it into designer totes. Meet Alex Dabagh and his aNYbags...

This is the environmental footprint of bottled water

They jeopardize oceans and cost more than tap water. Yet, they are still produced in massive quantities across the world. Here's a look at the environmental impact of bottled water. 💧

Huka Falls, super powerful waterfalls in New Zealand

This geological wonder might be small, but it's extremely powerful. It is even used to produce a part of New Zealand's electricity.

This is what’s left of the last tropical glaciers

“It’s dying because of us, not because of anything else.” This glaciologist is on a mission to document the last tropical glaciers on Earth before it’s too late ...