Michigan

Members of the public will soon be able to get an eagerly-awaited look at fossilized bones of a prehistoric woolly mammoth, thanks to the soon-to-be-opened Bristle Mammoth exhibit.

The remains of the prehistoric mammoth, which roamed Michigan more than 15,000 years ago, were discovered by James Bristle when he digging in his soybean field in October 2015. Later, a team of researchers from the University of Michigan confirmed that the remains belonged to a mammoth.

Though Michigan officials have said that there is no problem with the Flint city water supply, doctors have clearly warned that by having city’s tap water that now contains double the amount of lead owing to the switch of water supply from Detroit to the Flint River, one can suffer from lower IQ among other problems.

The Department of Natural Resources revealed emerald ash borer has been detected in two locations in Jackson County. It has been spotted in the far northwest part of the county in the Maumee area and also at the Vallonia Nursery.

Roger Pontz, 55, from Michigan, was completely blind since his teenage years due to retinitis pigmentosa. But with the help of a high-tech bionic eye, he has been able to see once again after such a long hiatus.

Engineers at the University of Michigan are working on a graphene contact lens to enable the wearer to see in the infrared light in addition to visible and ultraviolet light. The technology could prove helpful in both military and medical applications.

According to a new report, a Michigan Company Backyard Brains has developed `the world's first commercially available cyborg'. This robot contains playing with the live cockroaches.

In order to make your cyborg into an action, you have to firstly cut the live cockroach and then implant the electrodes with the help of your smart phone to control the movement of the insects.