"The cybercriminals behind this campaign can use the affected device to post fake positive reviews in favor of the malicious apps as well as perform ad fraud techniques," researchers said.
A similar journey would have been made by humans over 65,000 years ago.
Earth's tropical forests are "time capsules" of human history stretching back hundreds of years.
"It just seems to me that every bat in Australia is now in Ingham," Raymon Jayo, mayor of Hinchinbrook, said.
Orcas are known to kill great whites and eat their livers.
Researchers have detected novel viruses in samples of glacial ice, suggesting global heating could lead to the re-emergence of historic pathogens. But the science is uncertain.
The AI tool could play a role in studying the nature of dark energy and dark matter, which seems to make up a large amount of the universe but remains an enigma, researchers said.
The venom of some box jellyfish species is considered to be among the most powerful in the world.
Last week at CES, the biggest event of the year in consumer technology, more than 4,400 exhibitors unveiled some 20,000 new products across a broad array of tech and tech-infused categories.
Facebook has made no secret of its hopes of WhatsApp monetization in the past, but a new report suggests those plans are no longer in motion. What does that mean for the social network?
"It's always exciting to set a world record," Tongcang Li from Purdue University said.
Photos of an injured koala sitting next to a dead koala emerged on Wednesday as relief workers attempt to rescue surviving wildlife on Kangaroo Island, Australia.
"Our findings have significant implications for our understanding and expectations of the genetic foundations of dog behavior," Christina Hansen Wheat of Stockholm University, Sweden told Newsweek.
New research adds more weight to the theory that the asteroid caused dinosaur extinction.
Wasps belonging to the genus Acrotaphus are notable for their size as well as their striking coloration.
