ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Invasive Spider Caught in the Act of Feeding on a Shrew; New Study Shows It Habitually Preys Upon Vertebrates

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.06.2023 06:35 AM

Scientists released the first evidence of the noble false widow spider preying on Ireland's protected species: the pygmy shrew. Read the article to learn more.

5,000-Year-old Burial Mounds of the World’s Earliest Horseback Riders Found in Asia and Europe

03.06.2023 06:03 AM

A new skeleton examination of burial mounds from Europe and Asia suggests that the world's first horseback riders raced over the steppe around 5,000 years ago. Read the article to learn more.

Orca Found Swimming With a Pilot Whale Calf in What Seems To Be an Interspecies Adoption

03.06.2023 04:05 AM

Researchers are baffled by a female orca seen swimming with a pilot whale calf in 2021 and how they came together. Read the article to learn more about interspecies adoption.

Whales Use Voice Modulation Like Kim Kardashian, Other American Celebrities Not To Impress but Hunt [STUDY]

03.05.2023 00:00 AM

Whales modulate their voice to hunt in the deep. Read the article to know more about the study. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Zorankovacevic ) Whales Use Voice Modulation Like Kim Kardashian, Other American Celebrities Not to Impress But Hunt Whales can modulate their voice for a purpose.

Massive Alligator Easily Breaks Aluminum Fence To Cross Barrier [WATCH]

03.04.2023 23:00 PM

A huge alligator busted a metal fence to cross it and it was captured in a video. Read the article for the full story.

Sharpshooter Insect’s Butt-Flicking Pee Could Inspire Better Water-Resistant Designs for Devices

03.04.2023 22:30 PM

The superpropulsion demonstrated by the sharpshooter bug was the first to be observed in a living creature. Read to learn more.

Dark Energy Camera Captures Ghostly Remains of First Supernova Discovered by Chinese Astronomers in 185 AD

03.04.2023 21:00 PM

Dark Energy Camera (DECam) captured a stunning photo of SN 185, the first recorded supernova. Read more.

How Did Missing Argentinian Man's Remains Get Into a Shark's Stomach? Here's What Experts Think

03.03.2023 23:56 PM

The remains of a missing Argentinian were recently discovered in the belly of a dead school shark. Read the article to learn more details about this story.

3,500-Year-old Perfectly Preserved, Mummified Bear Might Lead to 'Breakthrough in Ancient Animal Study'

03.03.2023 22:49 PM

The bear discovered in 2020 in Siberian permafrost was once considered extinct, but a fresh necropsy reveals it is a brown bear from 3,500 years ago. Check it out in this article to learn more.

Terrifying, Pre-Historic-Looking Fish Captured in the Ocean’s Twilight Zone; What Is It?

03.03.2023 09:00 AM

A fisherman shared his bizarre pre-historic-looking catch on Reddit. Check it out. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Allen Shimada, NOAA NMFS OST) Terrifying, Pre-Historic-Looking Fish Captured in the Ocean's Twilight Zone; What Is It? A fisherman shared his rare catch on Reddit.

Armored Dinosaur Magnificently Preserved After Face, Skin, Spikes Survived Fossilization

03.03.2023 08:30 AM

Imagine being able to see exactly what a dinosaur looked like. Check out this dinosaur with a complete face and skin.

Giant Insect From Jurassic Era Found in Walmart Opens Deeper Ecological Questions

03.03.2023 08:00 AM

The identity of an insect of giant lacewing discovered outside a Walmart in 2012 is finally identified in a new study. Read the article to learn more.

Prehistoric Sea Monster That Once Roamed Cleveland Waters May Have Been Shorter, Chunkier Than Previously Thought

03.03.2023 07:15 AM

A Case Western Reserve University doctoral student uses new mathematics to discover shrinking and chunky features of Devonian Period animals, including Cleveland's prehistoric sea monster. Read the article to learn more.

Oldest Known Pollen-carrying Insect Lived About 280 Million Years Ago, Pushing Fossil Records

03.03.2023 06:48 AM

Researchers said the oldest known pollen-carrying insect, known as Tillyardembiids, might be considered a predecessor of insect pollination. Read the article to learn more.

Bizarre Dinosaur Featured in the Latest Jurassic Movie Has Scythe-like Claws Useless for Fighting, Study Reveals

03.03.2023 02:21 AM

Scientists have discovered that the scythe-clawed dinosaur Therizinosaurus from Jurassic World has "useless" huge claws that were too fragile to use for fighting. Read the article to learn to know more about it.

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