ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Tortoise Accused of Being Racist After Attacking Only Black Shoes! How Do Animals See Color?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.26.2023 22:55 PM

A video of a tortoise went viral after showing how the animal would only attack black shoes, making viewers think it must be racist. Find out in this article how tortoises see colors.

World's Deepest Oceans: How Deep Are These Bodies of Water?

05.26.2023 15:13 PM

The deepest point in the world, the Challenger Deep, goes as abysmal as 10,935 meters. Read to learn more.

9,000 Marine Animals Died From the Bird Flu Outbreak in Chile; Human Infections Also Detected

05.26.2023 15:04 PM

Thousands of sea lions, penguins, otters, and small cetaceans washed up ashore in Chile due to the bird flu outbreak. Read the article to learn more about what happened to these marine animals.

Global Sea-Level Rise to 1 Meter Alarms the Society; What Is Ocean Warming and Its Negative Implications?

05.26.2023 14:56 PM

The global average sea level has risen about 1 meter (3.2 feet), and an expert warns that it will affect societies depending on where they are located. Read the article to learn more.

Bizarre Predator Caught in the Act Devouring a Deer in New York; What Was It?

05.26.2023 05:26 AM

A mysterious predator was spotted attacking a deer. Continue reading to know what animal it was. (Photo: Pexels/Jim Fawns) Bizarre Predator Caught in the Act Devouring a Deer in New York; What Was It? A mysterious predator was caught on camera devouring a dead deer in New York State.

Poop from Ancient Jerusalem Toilets Holds Oldest Known Evidence of Dysentery-Causing Parasite, Fecal Analysis Results Reveal

05.25.2023 22:31 PM

The researchers suspect dysentery could have been a severe and widespread problem in ancient cities by the Near East due to heat, flies, water supply limitations, and overcrowding. Read to learn more.

Antarctica May Face Massive, Destructive Tsunamis Due to Climate Change, Study Says

05.25.2023 21:35 PM

Around 3 million and 15 million years ago, climate change was observed to play a role in facilitating landslides that triggered tsunamis. Researchers warn that this may happen again. Read to learn more.

Yellowstone Baby Bison Picked Up by a Man Was Killed After Being Rejected by Herd; Park Officials Defended Their Decision

05.25.2023 11:00 AM

A newborn bison who was picked up by a man from a river was killed after being rejected by its herd. Find out more from this article.

Fast-Growing 'Frankenchickens' Farming Welfare Case Dismissed; Animal Welfare Group Vows to Appeal

05.25.2023 08:00 AM

The animal welfare group from the UK lost in their case against "Frankenchickens" farming. Read to know the full story.

World's Smartest Animals: How Brainy Are These Creatures?

05.25.2023 02:36 AM

These smart animals exhibit extraordinary tool usage and complex social structures, among other hallmarks of intelligence. Read to learn more.

2,000-Year-Old Roman Carvings of Smiley Face and Phallus Found in Spain; What Do These Ancient Drawings Mean?

05.24.2023 23:51 PM

The ancient carvings were discovered in the tourist hotspot Tossal De La Cana in Benidorm, Spain. Read to learn more.

Spiny Mice, Like Dinosaurs, Have Bony Scales Hidden Underneath the Skin of Their Tails, Scans Reveal

05.24.2023 22:48 PM

A recent study reveals that African spiny mice, such as armadillos, possess protective bony scales beneath their tail skin, previously unnoticed. Read the article to learn more.

Oldest Ever Found? 2,700-Year-Old Leather Saddle Spotted in Woman's Tomb in China Reveals History of Horse Riding, Saddle Making

05.24.2023 22:41 PM

The leather saddle found in a woman's tomb may just be the oldest one that archaeologists have ever found. Read to learn more.

Killer Whales Teach Each Other To Sink Boats? Expert Says It Could Be a Temporary Fad, Not Adaptive Habit Among Orcas

05.24.2023 13:52 PM

Killer whales tend to copy what others do and this is probably the reason they attack boats. Continue reading to know what the expert said about the orcas' new fad.

Dirty Diapers Can Replace Construction Materials in Building Affordable Housing, Study Says

05.24.2023 12:20 PM

As a solution to waste pollution, a team of researchers developed a type of concrete and mortar made of dirty diapers that can be used in constructing affordable housing. Read the article to learn more.

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