ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Famous TikTok Emu Gets Avian Flu; How Does This Sickness Spread?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 10.17.2022 13:35 PM

Read on to know how Emmauel, the famous emu TikToker, and the rest of its team got an avian flu. Knuckle Bump Farms recently suffered a tragedy when avian flu claimed most of its domesticated poultry.

More Than 100 Scientists Signed an Open Letter to Biden's Administration to Save the Last 50 Rice's Whales Alive

10.17.2022 11:18 AM

The Rice's Whale is near extinction and scientists take action through an open letter. Continue reading to know more about it.

Public Storm Simulator Reproduces Category II Hurricane

10.17.2022 09:41 AM

A storm simulator is now open to the public, which allows people to experience a Category II hurricane. To know about it features, continue reading.

Predators Left Carcass of Dead Giraffe Struck by Lighting Due to Poison Excretion After the Strike

10.17.2022 06:00 AM

A giraffe struck by lightning avoided by predators instead of devouring due to some poison excretion. Learn more about this here, read now!

Discovered Remains of Sunfish in the Azores Set World Record as Largest Bony Fish

10.17.2022 04:25 AM

A recent study named the latest sunfish species as the world's largest bony fish. Get to know more about this species here. Read now!

'Epic' Eel Migration: Researchers Track the Creatures in Their Final Journey from European Rivers to the North Atlantic

10.15.2022 22:18 PM

By fitting eels with satellites, scientists have tracked the creatures in their last leg of the route. Read to learn more about the mysterious eel migration.

Orcas Attacking Boats in Portugal Coast Record Over a Hundred Incidents, Experts Explain Why

10.15.2022 03:16 AM

Orcas keep attacking boats. Yet, scientists seem to have an answer why the attack happens. Continue reading to know the reason behind it.

Jellyfish Jamboree: Hundreds of Squishy, Gelatinous Creatures Washed Up on North Carolina Island

10.15.2022 02:47 AM

The National Park Service cautions tourists to stay away from the hundreds of jellyfish that were washed ashore on Ocracoke Island, North Carolina. Check out the full details of the jellyfish jamboree in this article.

Norfolk Broads Swans With Symptoms of Avian Flu To Be Euthanized After Finding 'Unbelievable' Number of Dead Birds

10.14.2022 22:35 PM

Wildlife experts are looking for swans with symptoms of avian influenza in Norfolks Broads, wherein 35 carcasses of birds are found. Read the article to know more details.

Elephant Mysteriously Died Five Months After Being Rescued: Why Do These Large Mammals Not Suitable for Captivity?

10.14.2022 11:10 AM

An elephant who was held in a zoo's concrete pit for almost its entire life for over 50 years died after five months of being rescued and transferred to a sanctuary. Read the article to learn more details.

Large-Sized Whale Lice Captured on Cam: How Do These Parasites Affect the Health of Humpbacks?

10.14.2022 07:40 AM

Parasitic passengers of the whales, as well as barnacles, on a calf and a mother, are seen in photographs as they migrated south towards Antarctica. Read to know more.

Aerial Shots of Early Mesopotamian City Show Marsh Islands Thrived Nearly 5,000 Years [Look]

10.14.2022 03:16 AM

Drone shots from the latest research suggest that a Mesopotamian city thrived in a watery setting. Know more about this discovery here. Read now!

Scientists Found Two Species of Sturgeon Fossils in North Dakota Probably Buried by Asteroid That Hit Chicxulub

10.14.2022 01:25 AM

Fossils of fishes were found in North Dakota. The scientists believe that the fishes died due to the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs in Chicxulub. Continue reading for more update.

The Science Behind Hurricane Eye Formation

10.13.2022 08:00 AM

Why do hurricanes have eyes? Do you want to know the science behind it? Read on to understand this phenomenon better.

Ultra Deep Sea Trenches, Earthquake Site in Japan Undergo First Ever Human Exploration

10.13.2022 04:52 AM

A team of researchers successfully reached the deep sea trenches and earthquake site which is considered as the first human descent. Read on to get to know more about this exciting exploration.

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