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Mexican Blind Cave Fish saves Energy by eliminating circadian rhythm

A new study conducted on Mexican tetra or blind cave fish reveals that these species show no metabolic circadian rhythm (A daily rhythmic activity cycle, based on 24-hour intervals, that is exhibited by many organisms). The study was conducted by Dr. Damian Moran, lead author and fish biologist and his team. It recently got published in the journal PLOS ONE.

Yearly migration of Monarch butterfly begins

It is going to be a treat to the eyes as 50 million Monarch butterflies are currently migrating to Mexico from their summer residences in Canada and the northern US. They will stop in Colorado to rest and feed on for the rest of their journey.

Residents of Teotihuacan Brewed ‘Pulque’ as a source of Food and Nutrition

A new study has found that residents of Teotihuacan in ancient Mexico brewed a tequila-like drink called 'pulque' as a source of food and nutrition. Teotihuacan was the biggest city in the Americas before the arrival of Christopher Columbus.

Wolf Cubs Born by Artificial Insemination in Mexico

On Wednesday, the first litter of Mexican gray wolf cubs was uncovered by officials at Mexico City's Chapultepec zoo.

New Device Likely to Sniff Out Smuggled Money

The new research at the 248th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS) has developed a device that will sniff out illegal wads of U.S currency that flows in billions to Mexico border.

X-ray Reveals Christ Statue in Mexico contains Real Human Teeth

Researchers were surprised after knowing that an 18th century Jesus statue in Mexico has real human teeth. Revealed by an X-ray in Mexico, it has been learnt that the teeth being preserved in the Christ statute are in perfect condition.

Mexican Gray Wolves’ Litter Born in Wild for First Time after Extinction Three Decades Ago

Conservationists have achieved success in their three-year effort to re-introduce Mexican gray wolves to a habitat where it disappeared three decades ago. Mexican officials have reported that the first known litter of Mexican gray wolves has been born in the wild.

Monarch Butterflies Use Internal Magnetic Compass to Navigate

Researchers were aware that monarch butterflies navigate by the sun. Continuation of navigation even during cloudy days led to suspicion among researchers that the butterflies might also be using a magnetic compass like other migratory birds and sea turtles.

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The new retro Scrambler motorcycle was finally unveiled by Italian manufacturer Ducati on Tuesday. The unveiling of the motorcycle came after months of teasing previews on social media and at different locations across the world.

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