Tsunami warning canceled by the U.S. Tsunami Center
By Andrea Fernandes From Guyana Guardian Several hours after issuing a Tsunami warning that should have been associated with a 7.3 earthquake in Venezuela, the U.S. Pacific Tsunami Center says that it has recalled that warning. In an email exchange…
Strongest sea ice in the Arctic Ocean breaks up for the first time on record
From WN Some of the oldest, thickest sea ice in the Arctic has started to break up, opening waters just north of Greenland which are normally frozen throughout the hottest months of summer, according to a report from The South…
Animals that reproduce – no sex
A surprising number of animals can reproduce without sex From Business Insider The most recent case of this is has been happening at an aquarium in Queensland, Australia. A female leopard shark has had three female babies all on her…
22 Aug Weather in Cayman & Tropical Report
22Aug Wed 2018 Tropical Report Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 800 AM EDT Wed Aug 22 2018 For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next…
Company’s Introduction and history of its creation
Intellias is a Ukrainian outsourcing IT company with 16 years of experience in custom software development. According to Inc 5000 it is one the most promising and quickly developing private companies in Europe. Its software development team includes more than…
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Caribbean states and billionaire Branson launch green fund to fight disasters
By Sebastien Malo From Reuters NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – British billionaire Richard Branson and two dozen Caribbean nations and territories on Thursday launched a multi-million-dollar initiative to turn the hurricane-prone region into a green tech hub resilient to…
Head injuries linked to Parkinson’s Disease
From Newsmax Links between brain damage and contact sports continue to emerge, with scientists now tying repetitive head impacts to a condition that can lead to Parkinson’s disease. Researchers have already tied repetitive head impacts with the brain disease chronic…
Four-year-old boy survives ‘dry’ snake bite on family’s Sunshine Coast property
ABC Sunshine Coast By Owen Jacques From ABC Au Key points Jaxon Bird, four, rushed to hospital with a suspected eastern brown snake Eastern brown snakes are found across Queensland, NSW and Victoria They are ‘dangerously venomous’ and responsible for…
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Caribbean health agency: Zika risk ‘low’
By Gay Nagle Myers From Travel Weekly The risk of contacting the Zika virus in the Caribbean region now is “low,” according to the Caribbean Public Health Agency (Carpha). Following a review of data over the past 30 months, Carpha…
YouTube videos on plastic surgery spreading misinformation, claims study
From DNA India In the first study to evaluate YouTube videos on facial plastic surgery procedures, scientists have found that most are misleading marketing campaigns posted by non-qualified medical professionals. The millions of people who turn to YouTube as a source…
