ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

MMA Fighter vs. 10-Foot Alligator in a Fierce Battle Near an Elementary School in Jacksonville; How Strong Are Gators?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.02.2023 11:00 AM

An MMA fighter and a giant alligator fought each other in a school as the former tried to trap the latter. Read on to know who won.

Dermatologist Shares Invisible Bugs Living on Everyone’s Faces in Microscopic View

06.02.2023 10:00 AM

Do you know that you have living arachnids on your face? Continue reading to know how what they are.

Female White-Bellied Pangolins Have Unprecedented Chromosome Count, Surpassing Humans and Defying Expectations

06.02.2023 09:31 AM

Genomic research on pangolins may support conservation efforts for this endangered species as scientists uncover surprising chromosome counts in the unique mammal. Read the article to learn more.

Clarion-Clipperton Zone Exploration Missions in the Pacific Reveal Thousands of Sea Creature Species

06.02.2023 09:20 AM

Large-scale deep-sea survey conducted in the untouched region of the Pacific Ocean uncovers thousands of sea creatures that were previously unknown. Learn more about them in this article.

1,500-Year-Old Underground Chambers, Tunnel Unearthed Beneath an Early Christian Church in Istanbul

06.02.2023 07:12 AM

Excavation reveals underground rooms and a tunnel beneath an ancient church in Istanbul, once the capital of the Byzantine Empire. Check it out in this article.

Ice Age-Era Mastodon Tooth Found in Northern California Beach, But Went Missing Shortly After Its Discovery

06.02.2023 05:48 AM

The person who discovered the mastodon tooth initially mistook it for driftwood, and it has taken a media blitz and a jogger to find it again. Read the article to learn more.

Silver of Ancient Egyptian Queen's Bracelets Found To Originate From Greece; Findings Shed Light on Prehistoric Trade Networks

06.02.2023 03:39 AM

A recent analysis of the bracelets belonging to an ancient Egyptian queen sheds light on the prehistoric trade networks shared by ancient Egypt and Greece. Read to learn more.

Florida Man's Right Arm Ripped Off By Gruesome Alligator Attack, Which He Reportedly Does Not Remember

06.01.2023 22:14 PM

The last thing this Florida man remembers is falling into the water, where a hungry alligator happened to be in. Read to learn more.

Huge Cave Networks in South America Might be Burrows Created by Ancient Giants, According to Study

06.01.2023 11:00 AM

Further investigation of the huge cave networks in South America has led the scientists to discover peculiar marks along the walls and ceilings, suggesting that they were created by ancient giants. Read the article to find out more.

Aussie Man Survives Crocodile’s Death Grip After Freeing His Head From Its Jaw; What Do You Need To Know About Saltwater Crocs?

06.01.2023 09:45 AM

A man was lucky to free his head from a crocodile's jaw during a close encounter with the reptile. Continue reading for the full story.

Drilling Project in China Aims To Create 10,000-Meter Borehole for Deep Earth Exploration

06.01.2023 08:00 AM

China started a drilling project to create the deepest borehole on the planet with the goal of studying the regions below the Earth’s surface. Learn more about it in this article.

Creature With Psychedelic Eyes? New Spiny-Tailed, Bright-Eyed Gecko Species Found and Identified in Australia

06.01.2023 05:50 AM

The new gecko species was previously thought to be a different species, so it took time for scientists to detect and classify it. Read to learn more.

Swarm of 1,000 Killer Bees Stung Elderly Man 250 Times; How Did He Survive?

05.31.2023 23:48 PM

He was simply out in the neighborhood with his dog, Pippin, when the swarm of 1,000 attacked him and his dog. Read to learn more.

How Did King Tutankhamun Look Like? Scientists Perform Incredible Facial Reconstruction of the Egyptian Pharaoh

05.31.2023 23:34 PM

The facial reconstruction revealed that the late king looked more like a young teenage student rather than a man full of political responsibilities. Read to learn more.

500-Pound Extinct Marsupial Had the Perfect Legs, Feet For Taking Long Walks

05.31.2023 22:36 PM

The ambulator is the earliest known diprotodontid that had such a special capacity to walk long distances. Read to learn more.

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