ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

‘Tailless’ Gray Whale Spotted Swimming off the Coast of Newport Beach; How Did the Mammal Lose Its Flukes, Survive Without It?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.30.2023 11:00 AM

A huge gray whale seemingly adjusted well to its life without a tail. Read the article for the full story.

Man From Florida Finds Himself Surrounded by Alligators While Exploring Everglades National Park

03.30.2023 09:30 AM

A man explored the wild and encountered numerous alligators, a snake, a spider and more. Read for the full story.

What Is Ningaloo Eclipse? Everything You Need To Know About the Only Total Solar Eclipse in 2023

03.30.2023 09:00 AM

A total solar eclipse, also called the Ningaloo eclipse is happening next month. Read for more details.

Giant African Pouched Rats Can Open and Close Genitals Throughout Their Adult Life

03.30.2023 08:25 AM

The bomb detector rats can undergo astounding reproductive transformations that open and closes their genitals throughout their adult life. Read the article to learn more about them.

Spider Mating: Female Funnel Weavers Play Dead During Sex To Make Males Less Worried About Getting Eaten After

03.30.2023 00:26 AM

To choose mates and to make males less worried about getting eaten after, female funnel weavers play dead during sex. Read to learn more.

2,000 Mummified Ram Heads Unearthed in Ancient Egyptian Temple May Have Been Offered As Tribute to Ramesses II

03.29.2023 23:39 PM

The 2,000 mummified ram heads, which may have served as a tribute to Ramesses II, show how revered the late pharaoh was even after 1,000 years since his passing. Read to learn more.

Nuisance 9-Foot Alligator Wrangled From Busy Street; Experts Warn People To Be Vigilant of Gators Ahead of Mating Season

03.29.2023 11:30 AM

A nuisance alligator was caught hanging out in the busy streets of Florida. Read more to know what happened next.

4-Meter Long Sperm Whale Skull Stolen From Museum in Australia

03.29.2023 08:00 AM

A massive skull got missing from Eden Killer Whale Museum and the museum's head of collection is hoping someone could help them identify the culprit. Read more.

Beetles Use Their Butts To Drink Water; Scientists Explain How These Insects Hydrate

03.29.2023 07:00 AM

Beetles are masters of survival in arid conditions partly due to their ability to suck water from the air using their butts. Read the article to know the mechanism behind it.

40-Pound Northern Pike Reeled by an Angler Breaks 13-Year Fishing Record in Idaho

03.28.2023 11:39 AM

A man from Idaho broke records after catching a 40-pound northern pike on March 21. Read the article for the full story.

6-Foot Alligator Found Dead With a Gunshot Wound on the Head in Georgia; Wildlife Biologist Shares What Possibly Happened

03.28.2023 11:00 AM

An alligator was found dead with a gunshot wound on its head but it was probably killed out of mercy. Read to know what the wildlife biologist said about the incident.

Mining the Depth of Sea for Battery Materials Could Cause Irreversible Consequences [Study]

03.28.2023 08:00 AM

Mining the ocean for battery materials could do permanent harm. Read the article for more details. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Peter Fiskerstrand) Mining the Depth of Sea for Battery Materials Could Cause Irreversible Consequences [Study] Researchers are looking for new materials to use for batteries, and they are considering exploring the depth of the ocean.

1,100-Year-old Hebrew Bible Is Estimated To Be Sold at $50 Million at Auction in May, Dubbed as the Most Valuable Historical Document Ever Sold

03.28.2023 05:31 AM

The Codex Sassoon is considered to be the oldest most complete Hebrew Bible with only 12 missing pages. Check it out in this article.

Endangered Vultures Now Back From Extinction in Bulgaria After 36 Years Thanks to a Reintroduction Initiative

03.28.2023 05:25 AM

An international collaboration restored the previously extinct vultures to several Natura 2000 sites in Bulgaria, generating jobs and ecotourism for the locals. Check out the article to learn more.

First Goblin Shark Seen in the Mediterranean Sea Was Just a Toy Replica, Embarrassing Scientists

03.28.2023 00:09 AM

Marine biologists are retracting the photo of what they initially believed to be the first goblin shark in the Mediterranean Sea after social media users identified it as a toy replica. Read the article to learn more about this story.

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